Over time, LG has not characterized itself as a manufacturer of notable endurance smartphones. Well, to lean a little more towards this trend, the Asian company has recently presented the LG X4 Plus, or, well said also, the X4 +, a terminal with specifications belonging to the Android mid-range, and with MIL-STD 810G military certification.
Then from here Androidsis, we present the features that this mobile integrates. We expand you!
Amid so many rumors and leaks about the LG G7, it seems that the company has not only focused on this next flagship that will rekindle it in the market this year, but also, With the X4 Plus, we see that it is focused on expanding its repertoire for different audiences and Android users.
LG X4 Plus specifications
This device comes with a 5.3-inch HD IPS LCD screen at a 16: 9 aspect ratio. It also has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 processor and a modest 2GB RAM accompanied by an internal memory of about 32GB that has the ability to be expanded using a microSD card of up to 2 Terabytes.
As for the cameras, It has a 13MP sensor on the back with a 77 degree wide angle lens, in addition to having an LED Flash. And, on the front, it has a sensor with a 100-degree wide-angle lens.
As we mentioned earlier, the device comes with MIL-STD 810G military certification granted by the United States Department of Defense which makes it resistant to harsh conditions, knocks and scratches. According to LG, "The X4 Plus is certified in six categories: shock, vibration, high temperature, low temperature, thermal shock and humidity".
On the other hand, It has a battery of about 3.000mAh and runs on Android 7.0 Nougat as factory operating system. In addition to a fingerprint reader on the back, a metallic design, and the LG Pay payment system.
Price and Availability
This smartphone will be launched in South Korea at the end of this month for 300.000 won, which would be about 229 euros at the exchange
For now, It is not known if it will make a leap to internationalization, not even if it will reach all of Europe, or, at least, to some countries in Europe.