Friday, October 7, 2011

LG Revolution Review, Hands Phones.

When it came heyday to fulfil the Revolution didn’t disappoint.  It wont’ wallop you away, either.  On ordinary I was conjunctio in view of about 7 hours of mediocre to unbearable use.  That’s doing ordinary tasks like browsing, games, messaging, calls, and a pair hours of Netflix streaming.  Part of that is due to the power-hungry LTE radio, which offers great speeds, but takes a assessment on the battery.  In fact, one of the things that impressed me most about the legend was Verizon’s network speed.  I’m a T-Mobile purchaser on a routine basis, and while the coverage is good, speeds are up and down between 3G and HSPA+.  Verizon LTE, by comparison, was great everywhere.  I second-hand it on the vicinage of town, and I reach-me-down it in town.  Speeds were graceful comparable no difficulty where I went.  In most areas I was inasmuch as download speeds of more than 20 Mbps, now and then as steep as 33 Mbps.  The lowest rapidity I encountered was around 10 Mbps, which is still reasonably awesome! Speed Test Results As for benchmark tests, the Revolution isn’t top-of-the pack, but it’s not bad.  Using quadrant I scored it at about 1237.  Better than some, worse than others.  That’s to be expected though.  It’s a celibate marrow phone with 1/2 a gig of memory.  New offerings are ideal dual seed with at least 1GB, so this isn’t all that surprising.

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