📱 LG Velvet 5G LM-G900TM: T-Mobile Unlocked, 128GB, 6GB RAM, Aurora White - US 5G/Global 4G LTE (AT&T, Metro Compatible) - 64GB SD Bundle Review

According to my experience, the LG Velvet falls short in terms of its performance as an electronics device. While the design is sleek, the camera quality and battery life are both underwhelming. The phone lags and freezes frequently, making daily use frustrating. The only real pro is that it's relatively affordable.

It was a good phone for about 100 days, it lasted. Then it stopped working as a phone, not sure what the problem was but it wasn't a carrier or a SIM card, did extensive debugging with the ISP's tech support, replaced the SIM card, tested it on another phone , where it worked , etc. e. Now we have a small $300 Android pad disguised as a phone. No internal or our calls, only Wi-Fi. Value for money is based on 100 days of use, so $3 a day is pretty expensive. To be disappointed is probably the…

This phone is available from Verizon or AT&T for $699, but it cost less than $300! It's wider and longer than the Samsung 9+, but worth the money. It's unlocked, which means you can use SIM cards from providers other than Verizon. It also means you don't have the redundant software that those carriers install on your phone that eats up your storage space. There are several important applications that AT&T installs. On the back is an AT& symbol T, as well as a splash screen. You will need a case