LG Optimus 3D Max (2012): A Full Review – Part 4

LG provides with three Tag+ NFC stickers (Sleep, Car and Office). By tapping the phone to these stickers automatically launches the profile. The user can customize these profiles to the liking and just has to tap the phone on the stickers and NFC does the rest. The response is quick as well.

Performance

The dual-core processor, clocked at 1.2 GHz works marvellously and runs Gingerbread silky smooth. There was no stutter found in navigating through menus and home screens. The processor runs normal functions like launching the camera, phone mode, messenger seamlessly. Moreover, flipping into horizontal and vertical indentation is smooth and instant.

The 2D  photo quality was perfectly decent. Shutter speed was without any lags and images taken indoors and outdoors appeared well-detailed and sharp. Photos taken from the front facing camera were grainy in low light. Colors were bright and were not washed out, though they were not as bright as the competition offers.

Conclusion

As a standalone product, the LG Optimus 3D Max is a mid-market handset. The camera quality is above average, the fast dual-core CPU makes seamless and smooth transactions while handling and the NFC-enabled chip is new technology that is always welcomed.

However, if someone is looking for premium experience in an Android handset, this is not the device. The 3D graphics are sloppy and bugged and the Android Gingerbread leaves much to be desired. The technology is still in making and LG has taken a quick jump in this regard. There is no need for a 3D device that can only show limited content.

Through the idea of a great 3D screen on a mobile handset sounds promising, my most pleasant experiences with the 3D Max came when it wasn’t in 3D mode. If the phone is not subsidized for the worldwide market than the unlocked phone with $300+ is extremely pricy that might make it a hard sell for the Korean company.

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