#LG G3 Stylus Dual Review Philippines

With toned down specs and the addition of an interactive pen, would the LG G3 Stylus Dual prove to be worthy of its more powerful flagship sibling and win our hearts? The G3 Stylus Dual isn't their first phone with an interactive pen. Design and Construction In our first impressions a few weeks back, we've described the G3 Stylus Dual shares a lot of physical configurations with the flagship G3, sans a few hardware and software features. OS, Apps, and UI LG incorporated its own skin in the G3 Stylus Dual on top of Android 4.4.2 KitKat, and also loaded some of its own apps such as LG Smartworld, Peel Remote, Quickmemo+, and Remote Link. Call Quality, Connectivity, and Battery Life Call quality is really good on the G3 Stylus Dual. The G3 Stylus Dual was able to survive a whole day with moderate to heavy use (calls, texts, online messaging and browsing, and camera shooting) with the 3G connection enabled. Overall, the LG G3 Stylus Dual is a smartphone with a decent performance. There's no denying that the LG G3 is making huge waves as one of the best flagship smartphones to pick up this year, and the Korean electronics giant seems to bank on its popularity by releasing two mid-range phones that resemble it -- one of them is the LG G3 Stylus Dual. Read more in our articles including "LG G3 Stylus Dual Review" and "LG G3 Stylus Dual First Impressions".