Another handset that brings premium features to the mid-range market.
LG has revealed another mid-range handset ahead of the Mobile World Congress in the shape of the pen-packing LG Stylus 2.
Like the X Cam and X Screen, which emerged earlier this week, the device brings premium features to those on a budget.
The detachable Pen Pop is the Stylus 2’s headline feature – it’s a nano-coated accessory for all of your note-taking and sketching needs.
There are all kinds of Stylusy features, too, like the ability to write in a calligraphic font and a pop-up menu for memos that launches when the pen is removed from its housing.
Under the hood, the handset houses modest components, including a quad-core chipset and 1.5GB of RAM.
There’s also a 5.7-inch screen with a 720p resolution, a 13-megapixel rear camera and an 8-megapixel snapper for selfies.
LG will formally announce the Stylus 2 on February 21 as a budget alternative to its flagship LG G5, set to be unveiled as the headliner at the same event.
