LG - Stylo 4 with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Black

Fast charging 1 Hour 30 minutes. Can play some few game without a notice of lag. Can multitask better. Picture quality is much better then my Canon SX60 $449.99 Movie quality is amazing good I can live with it. This phone hasn't had any problem, its a phone what I need to do all in one.

Overall great price does all for my needs good camera easy to use

It fits good in my hand and it was easy to learn about it and how to use it.

Like this phone the fitures on it just a great phone for me or a gift

I bought this phone just out of curiosity because I like LG and I also liked the size of this phone and wanted to try the stylus. After a week of using it I decided to keep it and sell my Samsung S 8, which I used before. This phone is way better than the 300$ it costs! Of course there are compromises, but this phone has and does everything an average user needs for daily communication. I have no problem making & recieving calls, texting, browsing the web, answering emails and usind social media. All the apps I need work too. I must say, I am not a gamer, so I don´t need a powerful phone in this sense. The screen is bright enough and is not pixilated or cheap at all. Of course it is not a Samsung screen, but now I find Samsung pallete a bit saturated. The phone is very well built! Not flimsy at all and feels very comfortable in the hand and in both of my hands when I am texting. The metal frame makes it look and feel more premium than it is and the bezel is very narrow and makes the screen huge! The only thing, which I would improve is the back cover. It is made of plastic, so it is a finger prints magnet. However, people are complaingn about easy scratching, and I don´t have a single scratch after using the phone for a week without a case. The stylus is not a Samsung pen, it is very simple, but it does the job. I love taking quick notes on the go. The stylus never falls out and is easy to take out when needed. The finger print sensor is on the back and works flawlessly, I had it on my Samsung S8 and it never worked since I couldn´t put my finger on it correctly. I was very surprised when I was able to use the finger print unlock and password feature on this LG without a problem and I never miss the spot on the back cover of the phone. This phone even has a led light indicator (only one collor, red, but still) - a feature, which midrange phones usually don´t have. The camera is ok, but I must admit that nothing can beat the quality of Samsung cameras. It will do for selfies and any other everyday pictures, but not for anything fancy. The phone is slower than Samsung, but there is a trick to it: you have to switch to the developer mode and change the animation speed. It is 100% safe for the phone and it works. Just youtube ¨how to make Android phone work faster?¨. Once again, it was a big/great surprise for me and I am gladly keeping the phone. If you are an average user with no special requests for a super speedy or shinny phone, this one is for you, and for 500$ less then a premium phone with a 6.2 inches screen.

I am a die-hard Android and Samsung fan. My carrier is Total Wireless, which operates on Verizon's network. I am coming from a tired Note 4 to this (Unlocked) LG Stylo 4 by way of an unlocked Moto G6 that I only had for a few days. The display on the G6 just wasn't large enough for me, and I had trouble hearing the caller even with the volume wide open. I am hearing impaired so that may not be an issue for most unless you are in a noisy environment. So, I took the Moto G6 back to Best Buy and painlessly exchanged it for the Stylo 4. Even though the Note 4 is faster on paper, I honestly can't tell any difference in the processor speed between the Note 4 and the Stylo 4 (or the Moto G6). This may be due to all the bloatware dragging the Note 4 down. This could not be removed from the Note 4, which was originally a Verizon phone. I didn't see any apps I would consider bloatware on the Unlocked Stylo 4. Battery life seems better on the Stylo 4 as well, but then the display resolution is not as high. I love the USB type C connector. Do I miss the Note 4? Only when snapping photos, because the camera on the Stylo 4 is just mediocre and the Note 4 had an outstanding camera. I hope I never miss the Gorilla Glass on the Note 4 either. There have been plenty of times that it was dropped and I just knew it would be broken when I picked it up. Only time will tell whether the glass on the Stylo 4 will hold up that well. I note no difference in cellular reception or data over WiFi. This is my first LG Smartphone and I may just be a convert. If you are on a budget you will ultimately have to decide what trade-offs are acceptable, since everything in life involves some degree of compromise. I couldn't see paying double or triple for flagship phone that has only a slightly better display and a better camera. I doubt you can find a phone with this size display, speed and features for even twice the price. I know I couldn't and I looked everywhere.

I've owned the LG G2, G3, V10 & V20, so I am very familiar with LG phones. I thought I was never going to buy another LG phone after my V10 and V20 boot looped. I wanted an inexpensive phone with a 6 inch display, an SD card slot and a slim profile. Well, I found it, and it happens to be another LG. The display isn't AMOLED, but it gets the job done very well. I added an 256 GB Micro SD for additional storage as well. Bluetooth, wireless and GPS work great. The camera is not great, but good. You're not going to get an LG G7 camera on a $300 dollar phone. The pictures I have taken so far look good. There is no NFC on this model, but I never used it on previous LG phones, so this wasn't a problem for me, though it may be for others. I've haven't experienced any lag. I get 2 days of battery life with normal use and a little over a day with heavy use. Not bad. Overall, if you're tired of paying $500 and up for a cell phone, this phone is an excellent choice. There's very little bloatware as well. I use this phone with AT&T prepaid service and I've had no issues with reception.

Pros: Extremely Smooth and Fast (compared to other mid-range devices) Works With All Major Carriers (including Verizon/Total Wireless) Great Display USB-C Charging Fast Charging Capability Great Stylus Large Display Average-Good Battery Life 3 GB of RAM (compared to 2 GB with Metro PCS version) Cons: Back is prone to scratching easily No NFC Average Camera Detailed Review: First, let me say that, for the price, you cannot compare this phone to other $300 budget phones. This phone has a much larger screen and a Stylus. The most comparable phone to this phone speed wise would probably be the Moto G6 for $250, but keep in mind the Moto G6 does not come with a Stylus, and has a smaller screen. I owned both the Moto G6 and the LG Stylo 4, and I came away very impressed with the Stylo 4. Despite having the same processor, day to day I found that the Stylo 4 was faster than the Moto G6. (Perhaps this was due to better software optimization being on Android 8.1). While the Moto would struggle scrolling through certain apps and would freeze occasionally, the Stylo (once you get all your apps set up and everything downloaded), has been very smooth. The Stylus also works great. The LG Stylo 4, in my opinion, is a must upgrade from all previous Stylo phones including the Stylo 3 Plus. The Stylo 4 now has a power button on the right side of the phone (previous Stylo's used the fingerprint scanner on the back as a power button) and this Stylo 4 is a much more premium device. It has 3 GB of RAM (all previous Stylo phones have had 2 GB of RAM or less. Also, the Metro PCS version of the Stylo 4 only has 2 GB of RAM. This version is also unique because this version has USB-C charging (finally). It also has a Snapdragon 450 processor (same processor used in the Moto G6). This processor is basically similar to the Snapdragon 636, it is just "underclocked". I've seen reviews on youtube that down play this phone. They would argue that it is better to spent $150 on a used Note 5. But I recently had a used LG G6, and I can tell you, those "used phones" are over two years old. The average phone only lasts two to three years, so your basically buying a phone that could have issues any minute. Your also buying a phone on older software. If you compare this phone to new phones, it is a good value. You might get a phone with a slightly better processor for $300, but you won't get the Stylus functionality or the screen size that the Stylo gives you. In short: If you want a big screen, a phone that has many premium features for a smaller cost, and of course, a phone with a Stylus, then the Stylo 4 is a great device for you. If you don't care about the Stylus or a huge phone, the Moto G6 COULD be a good alternative. It has the same RAM and processor, but personally I had some issues with mine. A "open box" Moto X4 is a good alternative (to get a good deal). One more recommendation: One way to save money is to buy this phone, or any unlocked phone with a service card and a service plan. Personally I knew someone that needed simple mobile service, so I was able to give the service to a friend, and that allowed me to get $50 off of this phone. I am using it on Total Wireless and it is working great!