LG is launching the mid-range K10 smartphone, which it says is Made in India. The K10 is priced at Rs. 13,990 and will be available in Black, Titanium and Gold colors starting tomorrow via retail stores across the country. The phone will come bundled with free smart cover case and 45 days unlimited audio and video downloading from Hungama.
The LG K10 boasts feature like metallic U-frame design with slim 7.9mm profile, 2.5D Arc glass, 120-degree wide-angle selfie lens, rear mounted fingerprint scanner and Android Nougat.
The phone has 5.3-inch HD IPS display, octa-core MediaTek MT6750 chip, 2GB RAM, 16GB storage, 13MP/5MP cameras, 4G VoLTE support and 2800mAh battery. It has separate slots for dual-SIMs and microSD card.
The K10 also has panic button feature, which can be triggered by pressing the fingerprint sensor/power button three times to call 112 emergency number.
On paper, the K10 falls behind the Redmi Note 4 or Honor 6X, which offer better specs at almost the same price. However, there is part of Indian customers who prefer to buy smartphones from well-established and reputed brand like Samsung, LG, HTC and Sony, and LGs K10 is targeted at them.
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