LG G2 Mini LTE now available under Smart Postpaid All-In Plan 1200
Smart has just announced the exclusive availability of the LG G2 Mini LTE in its postpaid portfolio. Available at Smart Postpaid All-In Plan 1200, the LG G2 Mini LTE becomes the most affordable smartphone offering that comes with unlimited LTE surfing, allowing users to access superfast mobile Internet on a high-performing smartphone from a globally acclaimed smartphone brand.
Subscribers will be able maximize their All-In Plan 1200 plan with the LG G2 Mini LTE because it automatically comes with Unli LTE 995, which offers unlimited superfast mobile LTE surfing every month. They can then use the remaining consumable balance to avail of various call and text bundles to go with their plans.
The LG G2 Mini LTE packs the same well-loved features from its highly popular LG G2 smartphone in a compact form factor, including the now-famous “Knock Code” which allows users to simply tap twice on the screen to wake the phone up from sleep mode.
Other key features of the LG G2 Mini LTE include the “Rear Key,” which allows users to take full control of their phones with their index finger using a rocker placed at the back of the phone; “Guest Mode,” which allow users to set a predetermined unlock code that restricts access to personal files when they lend the phone to others; and “Plug & Pop,” which instantly launches video- and audio-related apps once the users plugs their headphones in.
All of these new features are made possible by the LG G2 Mini’s highly capable 1.2 GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM and the latest Android 4.4 KitKat mobile operating system. It also comes with 8GB of internal storage, an 8-megapixel rear camera with autofocus and LED flash, and a 2440 mAh battery that lasts for more than a day.
Interested individuals can get the LG G2 Mini LTE at All-In Plan 1200 with a P2,000 one-time fee upon subscription. It is also available at Plan 999 with a P4,776 one-time cashout, or P199 on top of their monthly fees for 24 months that already includes calls and texts.
Source: Smart Communications
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