Deals for LG Optimus F3 (T-Mobile)

• 4.0-inch vivid IPS touchscreen
• 5 megapixel rear-facing camera with LED flash
• 1.2-GHz dual-core processor
• Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean)
• Band/frequency: UMTS Band I (2100); UMTS: Band II (1900); UMTS: Band IV; UMTS: Band V (850); Quad Band GSM; LTE

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1. A Great Compact "World Phone" With High Speed 4G LTE
The T-Mobile version of the LG Optimus F3 is a first: a compact and light "World Phone" that combines ultra-high speed 4g LTE with very fast 4G HSPA+ at a low price.

On T-Mobile, the LG F3 is a "World Phone" that enables you to make 20 cent per minute calls to the USA from 100 countries around the world or call to the USA for FREE using T-Mobile's wi-fi calling app. And, when you are outside the USA, you also have unlimited free texting and unlimited free 2G data.

The T-Mobile LG F3 delivers consistently fast data speeds in major cities because it connects to both T-Mobile's new 4G LTE network and also to their very fast HSPA+ 4G network.

NOTE: The T-Mobile network covers about 70% of American homes. BEFORE buying the LG F3, carefully study the coverage map on the T-Mobile website. You can enter your zip code and zoom in to see the quality of the 4G signal coverage on your block.

In rural areas, the F3 will get bumped down to T-Mobile's 2G...

2. A good phone for the basic user
When I decided to switch from Virgin Mobile to prepaid T-Mobile, my phone choices were a bit limited, because I didn't want to spend a lot of money for the phone. There were only a few in the $200-250 range. I looked at the LG L9, but it was too big for my front pocket. I also liked that this F3 had a bit of a faster processor, LTE capability, and that big battery, so I decided on this F3 and I am, for the most part, pleased with it for what I paid.

I have had this phone for 3 weeks now and I actually gone 2 days on a battery charge a few times. If I am at 60% or so at bedtime, I will keep the phone off the charger until it gets down to around 30%, and then charge it. Sometimes, if the usage has been light, it can hold out until the 2nd night. The screen is good, the processor, being a dual-core 1.2 GHz, is okay for light gaming, and LG gives you a lot of ways to customize, with different themes, fonts, lock screens, etc. Of course, the phone does have drawbacks, you...

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Great android phone in a small package
What attracted me to this phone most were two things; the size and android (also the price). I needed a phone that I could keep in my pocket (with a case on it) and not feel like I'm carrying a tablet in there. I used to have a blackberry curve 9360, and I loved the size of the phone and the QWERTY keyboard, but Blackberry just doesn't have much for apps, and they are slowly losing app support from google. Also they don't do activesync email which was a problem for my work. I couldn't find any other android phones (that work with Tmobile) in this size category (similar to an iphone size).

The performance of this phone is very fast for day to day use (I'm not a gamer), and of course Android is awesome. I will say that with the smaller screen it is more difficult to type than on my wife's Galaxy SII (I would assume this is the same with Iphones too), but with the auto-correct or SWYPE, it really isn't that bad. I'm getting faster at typing on it. The phone does feel...

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