LG, like Huawei, has been left without those Nexus that have helped it be in the limelight again. Even if they had had that Nexus name, we all knew that the Nexus 5X is a good phone and those Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 were even better. The Korean company, although it has collected poor results in its mobile division, It still has a wide margin of maneuver to be able to devise better smartphones than that LG G5 that, with the commitment to modularity, remained one step away from being a spectacular smartphone.
The Korean manufacturer now has a new smartphone with the LG U. A smartphone that looks a lot like that Nexus 5X that accompanied the great Nexus 6P, above all it has quite a few similarities in what are its technical specifications by offering a 5,2-inch fullHD (1920 x 1080) screen, 2 GB of RAM and an internal memory of 32 GB. In terms of aesthetics, it could be reminiscent of an old iPhone by having those curved corners and a rather curious design format with the lens located on the upper left side at the back.
Inside LG has integrated a octa-core chip at a clock speed of 1,14GHz, although we do not really know the manufacturer of the chip. It has a 3.000mAh battery that, for a 5,2 ″ terminal on the screen and 1080 resolution, will presumably go through the day in plenty, so if you are looking for a terminal that has great autonomy, the LG U is one to have. consider.
Offers the option of increasing the 32GB of internal memory up to 2TB through a microSD, and on the back we have a 13 MP camera with a single flash, to define the phone in the photograph with an 8MP on the front. Android 6.0 Marshmallow is the basis for LG's custom layer. Finally, we are left with its measurements and weight: 147,6 x 72,3 x 7,7 mm and 135 grams.
This phone comes at a price to change U.S. dollar 346 with three color variants: black, white and pink.