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In our battery rundown test, the Lucid 3 was good for just over 15 hours of continuous talk time, which should be enough to get you through a day's worth of moderate usage. The Lucid 3 had no issue connecting with our corporate 5GHz Wi-Fi network and an Era by Jawbone Bluetooth headset. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (Verizon Wireless) ReviewĪlso onboard are dual-band 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 LE, and GPS radios. Noise cancellation is a strong point, as the Lucid 3 was able to effectively drown out loud construction noise. Transmissions through the mic are easy to understand, but sound a bit robotic and clipped at the beginnings and ends of phrases. Things start to distort a bit as you approach max volume as well. Volume in the earpiece is sufficient, but not quite loud enough to overcome noisier environments. Call quality was simply average in my tests. I tested in an area with XLTE coverage and saw speeds that ranged from 15-18Mbps down and 13-20Mbps up, which is incredibly fast, unnecessary branding notwithstanding. That means it'll be able to tap into the faster AWS LTE network, which Verizon has recently rebranded as XLTE. The Lucid 3 supports Verizon's 3G CDMA (800/1900MHz) and LTE (B13/B4) networks. Colors look oversaturated, while blacks look a bit washed out, especially towards the edges of the frame.

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The odd vertical banding from last year's display is gone, and viewing angles have improved, but this still can't compete with the 1080p display on the G2 or even the 720p display on the Moto X. LG bumped the screen size up to 4.7 inches, but keeps the same, increasingly dated 960-by-540-pixel resolution.

Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. ( See how we test everything we review (Opens in a new window).) The Home button also serves as a notification light, which is a nice touch. It sort of looks like a shrunken down G2 thanks to its sloping lines, thin bezels, and inlaid pattern on the glossy plastic back, but with a physical Home button and traditional side-mounted Power and Volume buttons. The Lucid 3 is a good entry-level option it's just not the best value at the moment.Īt 5.18 by 2.6 by 0.39 inches (HWD) and 4.37 ounces, the Lucid 3 is relatively compact given the display size. Both of those phones are better in every appreciable way and cater to fans of phones big and small. It's free with a two-year contract and offers a reliable experience in a compact package, but with Verizon offering the LG G2 ($48.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) and Moto X ($48.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) for free with the same agreement, there's little reason to opt for the underpowered Lucid 3.

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How to Set Up Two-Factor Authenticationīigger, better, but still not all that exciting, the LG Lucid 3 is a predictable update to the company's established line of entry-level Android smartphoneson Verizon.

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