Testseek.co.uk have collected 294 expert reviews of the LG P990 Optimus Speed 2X and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG P990 Optimus Speed 2X.
February 2011
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The editors liked
Insanely fast
Flash runs very smoothly
Slick scrolling and zooming
Packed with Android features
Tonnes of available apps
Full HD video capture looks great
Display
Fast
Some of LG's customisations are nice
SmartShare
Fourinch screen
Eightmegapixel snapper
Dualcore chip and highdef video recording
Fast and powerful
Speedy web browsing
Attractive software environment
Serious build quality
Great camera with support for 1080p video
Performance
Some slick pre-loaded apps
Good signal strength
HDMI mirroring
Flash works well
Full HD camcorder
HDMI
Dual core power
Take it in the shower
GPS GPS GPS
The best smartwatch around
Dualcore processor
Large screen and Full HD video capability
Amazing camera with a wide range of effects and settings
1080p HD recording
Relatively inexpensive compared with the iPhone and some other Android devices
Smooth and sleek user interface
Crisp and clear audio
Large 4in. screen
8megapixel
FullHD camera
Superb build quality
Packed with hardware features
Super fast dual-core processor
The editors didn't like
Chrome-trimmed case is a tad '80s
User interface could be more attractive
Some widgets are flaky
Crashing apps highlights possible bugs
Battery life
Stills capture seemed poor
Design isn't the most inspiring
The phone lacks the style and quality that its counterparts boast
Poor battery life
Looks and feels too mascline
No notification LED
Doesn't have its own media player
Audio quality could be improved
Screen not great
Weak speakers
Crashed a bit too often
Poor camera
Doesn't really improve on what's out there already
Published: 2011-05-10, Author: What , review by: whatmobile.net
Abstract: Don€t believe everything you read: some reviews of the LG Optimus 2X didn€t do it justice, thanks to a buggy early sample that did the rounds, with annoyances such as shortcuts that turned out to be dead ends, unreliable widgets and Wi-Fi issues.What Mobi...
So dual-core, do you need it? No. Should you want it? Yes! Any power user or any smart phone user in fact should really look into upgrading to a smart phone with a dual-core chipset inside it. Why? Well everything is so much faster, your device will be...
The Optimus 2X is a beast of a smartphone, but an older bake of Android and LG’s rather pointless skin make the Samsung Galaxy S 2 the better option....
Dualcore processor; large screen and Full HD video capability,
Too many preinstalled apps; only Android 2.2.
Software niggles aside, the LG Optimus 2X is a super handset. Very speedy in response to the finger, offering a large screen and good skin, it's a leading light and makes us look forward with some excitment to the other dual-core Android smartphones th...
The LG Optimus 2X is a seriously powerful piece of kit. We love the 8-megapixel camera with it’s settings and Full HD recording, and we love the HDMI-out option. It’s not without its flaws; call quality is iffy and you will want to watch the battery. I...
Abstract: So, after much deliberation I finally made the jump and bought a replacement for my much loved and trusty Nexus one – An LG Optimus 2X. The decision was actually quite easy, it had to be ‘next generation’ dual core powered, have an unlockable bootload...
Abstract: Dual core processor phones have hit the headlines in 2011. We've seen the , the , the , the . Although the S isn't a dual core phone it still packs a 1Ghz processor, that makes it pretty speedy. We decided to put the speed of two to the test. We put...
LG’s relying on the hardware alone with the LG Optimus 2X, and it does amount to an impressive phone, so long as you take the time to remove LG’s bloatware. But with equally ripped Android phones with an augmented Android experience out of the box just...
Performance, Some slick pre-loaded apps, Good signal strength, HDMI mirroring, Flash works well
Screen not great, Weak speakers, Crashed a bit too often, Poor camera, Doesn't really improve on what's out there already
It wasn't that long ago we were calling the LG Optimus 2X a superphone, but it hasn't really lived up to that billing.The geek cred of the hardware is undeniable, but it doesn't lead the pack in the same way when it comes to software.It falls down at a fe...
Fast and powerful, Speedy web browsing, Attractive software environment, Serious build quality, Great camera with support for 1080p video
Poor battery life, Looks and feels too mascline, No notification LED, Doesn't have its own media player, Audio quality could be improved
The Optimus 2X is a super-powerful smartphone that represents the opening salvo in a new battle for dual-core mobiles. Only poor battery life lets it down, which is all the more disappointing because of all it's capable of. LG has still managed to prod...
