Customer Ratings & Reviews

It has everything my teenage kid wanted to have on a phone.

Best buy is my worldwide LG phone store for 10 years never disappointed

The Phone For Being A Low To Mid End Phone, Isn't Bad But Does Lack Certain Things

Products I would recommend. Had problems sending multi individual texts

Its a good phone nice and fast but dont like the camera its blah

Great phone and features. Holding up well to teenager use and abuse.

Great phone for when you need a secret line to call those people you don't want others to know about

The phone works greatly. The camera is excellent. I love the picture output.

Great budget phone, quite reliable. Has all the basic features but misses some like NFC

Smooth and easy experience purchasing the phone. No problems fast and courteous salespeople

So far I'm loving this phone. It's been very easy to set up and navigate.

This phone has features and capability required for phone, internet, and text.

No booklet!!! Hard to program and learn new phone without a booklet. Shame!!!

For the price this phone does everything a phone twice it's price does.

The sound on speaker is low. W en you touch the keyboard it doesn't always work

I am enjoying the phone no problems plenty fast enough for everyday use recommend for sure

I've had this phone now for about 3 weeks so far so good lots of features for an expensive phone

Best mid range Smartphone hands down. Beautiful display and fast. Not the best camera, but decent.

Bought for a gift and recipient is extremely amazed how classy and powerful this phone is

This is a great phone for the money. Previously, I had a Moto G5S plus. The biggest thing I didn't like about that phone was the lack of notification light (commonly absent on Moto phones) so I was looking for a similarly-priced phone which did. Also one with a brighter screen for improved viewing outdoors. Enter the LG Stylo. Before you continue reading, bear in mind this phone is less than half the price of a Note 9. Having said that, this phone has many excellent features. The screen is pretty enormous - almost the entire face of the phone. It's definitely brighter than the Moto. Voice calls are quite good and plenty loud and clear. The speaker isn't as good as the Moto - definitely more tinny. In fact, I was quite surprised just how good the Moto's speaker was. So maybe it's just above average. Camera is just OK. I don't really use my cell phone camera for much more than quick snapshots so I can't really say much more about it. Now on to the stylus. There's an important distinction between this and the Samsung Note series. This phone's stylus is NOT an "active" stylus in the way the Note's is. A Note will give you a tiny little mouse pointer on the screen that tracks the tip of your stylus. On a website, this lets you hover over page elements just like you would do with a mouse. The Stylo, on the other hand, has a passive pointer that is similar to what you'd find on the end of a "stylus" pen with a big fat eraser looking thing. However, the tip is reasonably small and the screen is very responsive to it. You can write notes in a little note app that's included. But it's like writing with a Sharpie - not precise in the way the Note's stylus is. Still, useful enough for simple things. And tapping on small items on the screen does seem pretty accurate. So if the Note's stylus is a "10" I would rate this one like a "7". Last thing to talk about is overall performance. It's just "okay". I think the Moto G5 was actually a little zippier. The Stylo seems sluggish sometimes when switching apps. Not bad enough to return the phone but, well, it is what it is for a phone of this price. To sum up: Nice big display. Good voice call quality. Generally reliable. Stylus is pretty cool. Battery life is great. Doesn't have the "premium" feel that even the Note 4 did. But it's a LOT of phone for the money, and that's coming from someone who likes tech. But who also is thrifty. ;)