The LG Stylo series seems to be quite popular in the US, as the South Korean phone manufacturer continues to bring new stylus-based devices in the country. The reason might be the fact that many consider LG Style smartphones the poor man's Galaxy Note, but let's not jump to conclusions yet.
The LG Style 5 has an attractive design with a large display on the front which has considerable bezels on top and bottom. However, in comparison to other contemporary smartphones, its design looks a bit dated, which is due to the absence of a notch and the aforementioned bezels. The top bezel of the device houses the earpiece, front facing camera and a dual led flash, whereas as the bottom bezel is free of any controls or markings.
It packs 3GB of RAM and might come in two different storage options. On the connectivity front, the device supports 4G VoLTE, WI-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, 3.5mm audio jack, and USB Type-C port. From the last year’s LG Stylo 4 also came with the same specifications, take these details with a pinch of salt. Even with the entry-level specifications, the LG Style 4 was launched in the US for USD 239 (approx INR 16,500).
