LG Optimus F6 / LG Optimus F6 D505 / LG Optimus F6 D500 T-Mobile

portability, performance, usability, price, size

82% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

92% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

88% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

4G LTE support. Dual-band Wi-Fi and NFC. Excellent battery life.

Pricey compared with the competition. Poor camera. Below-average call quality. Not enough storage for large apps. Excessive bloatware.

Conclusion The LG Optimus F6 is a decent phone if you don't care about using a lot of apps and are looking for a modestly priced handset. But at $199 you're paying more money than it's worth. With low internal storage, unimpressive video recording, and...

Inexpensive given its feature set. Excellent battery life.

Poor camera. Extremely limited internal storage. Cluttered interface.

Conclusions An unsubsidized price of less than $300 is hard to ignore, but T-Mobile has better cheap choices. For instance, if you can do without a front camera, LG's own Optimus F3 is $50 cheaper and a good deal more compact, while the $120 Nokia...

The ; has clear call quality, a decent 5-megapixel shooter, and a bright, responsive screen.

4G LTE data speeds were erratic at times on T-Mobile, and because the handset's equipped with Android 4.1.2, it runs a slightly dated OS.

Competitively priced and stocked with respectable hardware specs, the LG Optimus F6 is a worthy buy for prepaid customers who are big on value.

The ; has clear call quality, a decent 5-megapixel shooter, and a bright, responsive screen.

4G LTE data speeds were erratic at times on T-Mobile, and because the handset's equipped with Android 4.1.2, it runs a slightly dated OS.

Competitively priced and stocked with respectable hardware specs, the LG Optimus F6 is a worthy buy for prepaid customers who are big on value.

Exceptional call quality ; Good fit and finish

Camera performance is underwhelming ; Software can be cluttered at times, and eats much of the phone’s small internal memory

As you would expect LG has made some compromises to keep the Optimus F6 affordable, but for a mid-range device they have put together an overall nice package. The device is well-built, has a good display for its class and incorporates many of the...

The LG Optimus F6 is a decent phone if you don’t care about using a lot of apps and are looking for a modestly priced handset. But at $199 you’re paying more money than it’s worth. With low internal storage, unimpressive video recording, and poor call...

An unsubsidized price of less than $300 is hard to ignore, but T-Mobile has better cheap choices. For instance, if you can do without a front camera, LG’s own Optimus F3 is $50 cheaper and a good deal more compact, while the $120 Nokia Lumia 521 offers...