LG Stylus 2
Key specs
Critic consensus
“The LG Stylo 2 certainly isn't a replacement for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, but it isn't meant to be. It's an affordable phablet with some useful stylus-optimized features for Boost Mobile users, and in that regard, it largely succeeds.”
“The LG Stylus 2 is an under-equipped, overpriced phablet that suffers in comparison to some much cheaper and only slightly smaller-screened devices.”
“The Stylo 2 corrects some of the issues plaguing its predecessor. The phone is slim, light, attractive, and well made. It carries over the processor, but improves the memory, storage, and camera in big ways. The display isn't the best I've seen, but it suffices. Battery life is absolutely killer, but the phone suffers a bit from network and calling issues.”
“Overall, the LG Stylus 2 is a decent budget phablet, but a lot of its appeal will rest on whether you really want the stylus or not. It certainly fills a hole left by the lack of new Note devices from Samsung, and the DAB+ facility is an intriguing extra.”
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What people actually want to know
When was the LG Stylus 2 released?
The LG Stylus 2 was released on April 16, 2016.
How long does the battery last on the LG Stylus 2?
The LG Stylus 2 has a 3,000 mAh battery.
Does the LG Stylus 2 support wireless charging?
No, the LG Stylus 2 does not support wireless charging.
Does the LG Stylus 2 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the LG Stylus 2 has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Does the LG Stylus 2 have NFC?
No, the LG Stylus 2 does not have NFC. Contactless payments and tap-to-pair will not be available.
Where can I download the LG Stylus 2 manual?
You can view and download the LG Stylus 2 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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I think it's the after sales service they are pertaining to cause I'm pretty sure you can use older phones as long as it supports Boost Mobile's frequency.