Online tech seller Expansys have gone SLASH HAPPY with the DISCOUNT AXE, and has chopped the price of the LG Optimus 4X HD down to just £339. For a brand new, cutting-edge Android 4.0 model with a huge 4.7″ 720 resolution display and quad-core Tegra 3 internals, that’s one heck of a decent price.
You also get a 2,150mAh battery, so it ought to last well enough, too. Not that we’ve reviewed one or used one. Reader apathy toward LG products is rather high, so we don’t put in much effort when it comes to keeping track of its stuff these days.
But it looks nice. We’ll give it that. If you are not wholly apathetic toward LG and fancy the Optimus 4X HD as your next new Android phone, check it out over at Expansys.
UPDATE:
It’s now £299. Amazing.
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