- Analysis by KJ David
Even though it is apparently based on the high-ranking Nexus 5X, the LG U is nowhere near as high-end, with only 2GB of RAM 
and an eight-core CPU 
that leaves us with mixed feelings, considering its 1.14GHz-only clock rate -- a con compared to many competing octa-core models' 1.4GHz-1.7GHz clock rates.
Among its pros are HD-DMB (digital multimedia broadcasting) -- a staple perk among Korean-based smartphones -- and a 3000mAh battery , which scores an above-average (as of its release) 560-hour standby time , but promises only 11 hours of talk time . Additionally, it offers 32GB of expandable memory as well as a respectable duo of 13- and 8-megapixel cameras . Its mid-level specifications are fronted by a 5.2-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) display , with an LCD protective film thrown in the package.
Judging from its pros and cons, the LG U is a 5.2-incher for shoppers with a mid-level, multimedia-oriented smartphone in mind.
** This phone is also known as: LG U LTE, LG F820L
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