The LG X Power Is A $349 Smartphone With A 4100mah Battery
At first glance, the LG X Power looks like pretty much every other budget Android phone on the market.However, a glance at the specifications reveals its secret power — a massive 4100mah battery that reportedly lasts nearly twice as long as high-end phones from the likes of Samsung and Apple.Here are the specs and where to get it.The LG X Power is a $349 smartphone that comes with a 5.3-inch HD touch screen, a 1.3 GHz Quad Core processor and 2GB of memory running on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
LG X Power is the First MediaTek Helio P10 Powered Smartphone Launched by Sprint
The first MediaTek-enabled smartphone for Sprint launched today, breaking new ground for MediaTek in the U.S. market.This marks MediaTek's first premium chipset offered in a device on a major U.S. carrier network.Sprint introduced the LG X power which features the MediaTek helio P10 chipset for its high-performance, power efficiency and compact size to allow for a slim, stylish device design.SEE ALSO: Find Out If You Can Use Any Other SIM on Your Phone After Using Reliance Jio 4G SIM.."Collaborating with Sprint and LG to enable a WorldMode smartphone based on our MediaTek helio series chipset is an important milestone for MediaTek," said Mohit Bhushan, MediaTek Vice President and General Manager of U.S. Business Development.
LG's X Power Might Have The Best Battery Life Of Any Smartphone You Can Buy In Australia
Image: SuppliedLG's new $349 X Power has a surprising feature for a smartphone in its price range — what could possibly be the best smartphone battery on the Australian market.The LG X Power is only 7.9mm thick and packs a huge 4,100 mAh battery capacity, which is 50 per cent bigger than the LG Nexus 5X smartphone battery capacity.Phone Arena recently put it to the test, replicating the power consumption of typical real-life usage — and it came on top (15 hours and 18 minutes battery life) when compared to the BLU Studio Energy (14h 53 min), Motorola Moto Z Play Droid (13h 43 min), Samsung Galaxy S7 active (11h 2 min), Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (9h 49 min) and the Apple iPhone 6s Plus (9h 11 min) — among others.On top of that huge 4,100 mAh battery (which is non-removable) there's also fast charging.
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