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5.9-inch LG G Pro 2 goes up for sale in India; now available for Rs 49,900
Looks like the LG G Pro 2 will soon be available in India. The16GB White model of the G Pro 2 has been listed by online retailer Snapdeal, and is now available for Rs 49,900, while the MRP reads Rs 54,990. The site promises to deliver the device in three working days. Moreover, a local retailer named MaheshTelecom has sent out a tweet claiming that he will be receiving the LG G Pro 2 stocks soon. He has also revealed a similar market operating price of Rs 49,900.
UPDATE - #LG GPro 2, LG D838,available colors-black & white (stocks by TODAY evening) MOP Rs. 49900 /- MRP 51500/- pic.twitter.com/SZZn5U4jbV
— Manish Khatri (@MAHESHTELECOM) April 30, 2014 The LG G Pro 2 was announced at the Mobile World Congress 2014 earlier this year. LG had also showcased its new lineup in India including the G Pro 2, and the smartphone was expected to hit India store shelves by the end of April or early May. The LG G Pro 2 boasts of a 5.9-inch display, bigger than the 5.5 inch screen of the previous model, which we thought was a great attempt on LG’s part. At 5.9 inches, it is indeed one of the biggest on the market, competing with the likes of the recently launched Oppo N1. It comes powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor coupled with 3GB of RAM. Some other specs include 32GB internal storage expandable with a microSD slot, 13-megapixel rear camera with optical image stabilization, 2.1-megapixel front-facing camera, 4K video recording with stabilization and Android 4.4 KitKat. Read our G Pro 2 first impressions, to know more.First Published:May 01, 2014, 12:32:15 IST
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