Monthly Archives: January 2018

The 2017 refresh of the LG K8 upgraded many features, while still remaining a very cheap option for those on a budget. is it able to stand up against the other options currently in its price range? In this post, we'll have a look at the all the features of the LG K8.

Design

Body and Screen

The LG K8 has a 5 inch HD display. Since LG are great with fitting good panels on their phones, the LG K8 looks good. Although it has a plastic back, it is compact, light, and very comfortable to hold. Its 2.5D glass with rounded edges also

The original Nokia 3310 was one of the most popular releases, back in the days where phones were only used for calling, texting, and snake. Now in 2017, Nokia has brought back the Nokia 3310 in its classic feature phone design, with a refresh to include features such as 3G in Australia. Can the new 3310 be a great option? In this post, we'll have a look at the features of the 3310.

Design, 3G, Camera

Design: The Nokia 3310 has its classic design, however the most notable difference is a larger colour screen at 2.4 inches and 240x320 pixels. The keypad has also been slightly redesigned.

3G: The Nokia 3310 3G version has access to all the current Australian 3G mobile frequencies, making it a great option for all networks.

Camera: Added

OPPO has been making waves in the smartphone market for several years now. They are well-known for their affordable but high-performance phones and accessories. With the recent release of the OPPO A73, the brand explores new heights, particularly in the area of mobile phone photography. In this article, we will tackle all the features of the OPPO A73 and highlight the phone's strengths and advantages.

OPPO A73 DESIGN

SCREEN AND BODY

Boasting a large full HD 6-inch screen at 1080 x 2160 pixels, you can view vibrant and detailed images, videos and other multimedia files with the OPPO A73. Design-wise, this mobile phone does not disappoint and has a pleasant overall appearance. Besides a cinematic screen quality, the 18:9 ratio and small bezels provide a comfortable viewing experience while the curved edges and being 7.5mm thin allow for easy grip. There is a fingerprint scanner located below the camera so you can lock and unlock

The LG K4, one of LG's cheapest budget phones, received a refresh in 2017 to make it more competitive in the market. Despite its low price point, can it still perform well? In this review, we'll break down the key features of the LG K4.

Connectivity, Design and Cameras

3G & 4G Network: Reception shouldn't be an issue on the LG K4, as the LG K4 covers all the 3G bands used by Australian telcos. It also includes many 4G bands as well, to allow for access to fast 4G networks and making it a great phone for the future.

Screen and Body: The LG K4 has a 5 inch LCD screen at a 480 x 854 resolution. While the resolution isn't very high, LG has improved the screen quality from the last model to allow it to still look good. The body looks sleek and modern with rounded edges and a shiny silver frame.