Samsung Galaxy Young vs. LG Optimus L3-2: How do They Stack-Up Against Each Other?

Technology firms Samsung and LG seem to have taken cue from Indian device makers as both have launched budget smartphones in to the subcontinent market.

For a low price-tag, both Samsung Galaxy Young and LG Optimus L3-2 pack pretty descent features. If consumers are looking for an affordable international branded smartphone, the above two models surely make a good buy.

Here is brief comparison of main specs between Samsung Galaxy Young and LG Optimus L3-2:

Display:

Galaxy Young sports a 3.2-inch HVGA display with 320x480p resolution and pixel density of close to 176 pixels per inch. Optimus L3-2 too sports a similar 3.2-inch screen but loses points for its low pixel density of 125 ppi and display resolution of 320x240p.

Processor:

In terms of power, Galaxy Young and Optimus L3-2 stand even as they both pack a single-core processor with same 1GHz CPU speed.

Camera:

Galaxy Young and Optimus L3-2 each sport a pretty decent 3.0-megapixel main camera.

It is to be noted that since both smartphones fall within the low price bracket, they do not feature flash support for the main camera and lack a secondary camera on the front.

Mobile Operating System:

Galaxy Young and LG Optimus L3-2 smartphones run on the same Android mobile OS version 4.1 Jelly Bean. 

In terms of memory, battery capacity and other add-on features such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and network connectivity, Galaxy Young and Optimus L3-2 have minor differences.

Price:

Galaxy Young holds a price-tag of ₹8,290, whereas Optimus L3-2 costs ₹7,899, just ₹400 lesser than its competitor. By looking at the overall features, Samsung's Galaxy Young edges past its competitor LG Optimus L3-2 by a lean margin thanks to its better display resolution.

Here is a break-down of key Specifications of Samsung Galaxy Young and LG Optimus L3-2:

*Price as listed in the Flipkart