LG has officially unveiled X400 smartphone in Korea with features identical to that of the previously launched LG K10. The core difference between the two handsets is the addition of HD DMB support for mobile TV viewing in LG K10. Available in Black and Gold Black color options, the LG X400 is priced at KRW 319,000.
Just when we are talking about LG X400, the company is scheduled to launch LG K10 in India on February 22 in New Delhi. LG has posted a teaser on its official Twitter handle with the hashtag #TheDhaakadPhone.
Now, there’s a new road to conquer your fears! Stay tuned to know more about #TheDhaakadPhone. pic.twitter.com/PqFHrv8ul7
— LG India (@LGIndiaTweets) February 21, 2017
The LG X400 features a 5.3-inch HD display with a pixel density of 294PPI, which is higher than 277 PPI. Under the hood, the LG X400 is equipped with an octa-core MediaTek MT6750 processor, 2GB RAM, 32GB expandable internal storage loaded with Android 7.0 Nougat.
While the rear camera offers a 13MP rear camera, the front-facing snapper is integrated with a 5MP sensor. A 2800mAh battery supplies power for the phone. In addition to 4G LTE, the LG X400 provides support for GPRS, EGDE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, and NFC.
Unlike other smartphones, the fingerprint scanner in the LG X400 is integrated in the power button below the camera sensor at the rear side of the phone. With a weight of 142 grams, the handset measures 7.8mm thickness.
We will continue to monitor the developments surrounding the launch of LG K10 in India. Stay tuned with NetAns.
