LG Lucid

performance, usability, price, portability, size

reliability, battery, sound, reception, apps

59% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Affordable. Dual-core processor. Supports 4G LTE data speeds. Bright screen. 1080p video recording.

Mediocre reception. Runs older Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) OS.

Multimedia, Camera, and Conclusions There's 4GB of free internal storage for media, plus 1.34GB of free system memory for installing apps. There's also a microSD card slot underneath the battery cover; my 32GB SanDisk card worked fine. Music tracks...

Affordable price ; Attractive design ; Still a high-spec’d smartphone

Lots of artifacting with its 1080p videos ; Poor calling quality

A year ago, owning a Verizon 4G LTE smartphone meant having to fork over a load of moolah, such as the case with devices like the Samsung Droid Charge and LG Revolution when they were initially launched. Over time, as we’ve seen mostly in the last few...

4G LTE; smooth processor performance; good-looking hardware (though kind of on the chunky side); decent camera; excellent price

Mediocre display; small battery; LG's UI might be too cartoonish for some people

For $80 on contract, the LG Lucid packs a powerful punch. You get a dual-core processor for smooth performance, 4G LTE data, and good-looking hardware. There are some obvious areas where LG has cut corners to keep the price down. For example, the...

The LG Lucid is a well-built 4G LTE smartphone that delivers a user-friendly experience. This phone is not aimed at geeks, but it doesn’t skimp on performance like many budget smartphones.

Overall, the LG Lucid is a fine little phone. It scores well on most features. Though I think it's a bit plain in the fashion department, the hardware works well and offers a balance of features and transportability. It's a good voice phone, has...

While packing nearly every spec you could wish for in a high end device, the Lucid is currently sitting with a price tag of only $79 (after a $50) rebate, and this is about 1/3 the cost of most other high end devices. The Lucid is definitely worthy of...