The LG Escape is breaking out toward AT&T featuring a 4.3 inch, qHD screen. Who would have ever thought we'd come to the day when a 4.3 inch screen was the sign of a mid-range device. Under the hood is a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and the camera on back is a 5MP shooter. Up front is a 1.3MP camera. NFC is supported and there is a 2150mAh battery that keeps the lights on. Despite the mid-range specs, the LG Escape has the latest version of the Optimus UI running on top of Android 4.0.
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Yet another Android warrior has been updated to 4.1 Jelly Bean today. This time, it is AT&T's LG Escape, which is a pretty decent mid-range handset with a 4.3" qHD display, dual-core Snapdragon S4 Plus chipset, 5MP camera and LTE.As always with A...
On Sunday, we showed you a leaked picture of the LG Escape, all dressed up in AT&T branding. Just a day later, the carrier has made it official and the model will join AT&T's lineup on September 16th. The phone will be available for just $49....
The LG Escape is breaking out toward AT&T based on pictures taken of the device wearing the carrier's clothes. The LG P870 is said to have a 4.3 inch, qHD screen. Who would have ever thought we'd come to the day when a 4.3 inch screen was the sig...
IFA 2012 has come and gone, and while a lot of companies delivered tons of new handsets, LG kept quiet, only announcing the LG Optimus L9, a nice mid-ranger, but nothing to rival the big guys from other phone makers. This here LG Escape, an AT&T-...
This is a decent phone, especially for the price. I just came back to Android from iPhone, and I'm really impressed with Android's improvements over the past year. This phone wouldn't have been my first choice if I was buying on contract, but I traded for it, so that's what I have.
8
Build quality
6
Camera quality
9
Performance
9
Display
10
Battery life and charging
What I like
Fast 4G
Fast Processor
Good Battery Life
Good Call Signal
Good Call Quality
Not too big for using with one hand
What I don't like
Camera takes decent pics outside, but very poor in low-light, and there is no flash
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