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LG Optimus G

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HTC One X

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Ranked #3 and #5 in 2012 phones
$550
  • Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
  • 4G
  • 4.7"
  • Quad core 1.5 GHz
Released November, 2012
The video player on the Optimus G has a fairly simple interface, giving you just a grid of all the videos on the device.
by GSM Arena (Oct, 2012)
 
$300
  • Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
  • 4G
  • 4.7"
  • Quad core 1.5 GHz
Released April, 2012
At 130g, the One X is impressively lightweight for its size and that's one of the first things you'll notice when handling it.
by GSM Arena (Apr, 2012)
 

Conclusion Which is better for you?

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Features Key features of the LG Optimus G compared to the HTC One X

GHz1.5

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich 4G

Back view of LG Optimus G
Though QSlide isn't intuitive to find, it's easy to use and I can see it coming in handy when you don't want to stop watching a movie, but need to quickly attend to a text or e-mail.
Rated 80% by by c|net (Oct, 2012)
Back view of HTC One X

1.5 GHz

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean 4G

Still, its 4.6-ounce weight lends the plastic phone some solidity.
Rated 86% by by c|net (May, 2012)

screen size

4.7"
4.7"
The notification area features a side-scrollable list of toggles, the screen is big enough to fit 5 toggles at a time.
Optimus G by GSM Arena (Oct, 2012)
In the hand, the AT&T model benefits from the same design elements as the original — the curves make it feel even thinner than it actually is, and the large display helps push the surface area-to-thickness ratio in the right direction.
One X by The Verge (Apr, 2012)

screen resolution

LG Optimus G
HTC One X
As you'll notice in our 100% crop, the difference in sharpness is not big, but it's there.
Optimus G by GSM Arena (Nov, 2012)
The result is a camera with crisp detail and pleasing quality that's as good as the iPhone 4S', while having a more aggressive HDR mode.
One X by c|net (Apr, 2012)

memory

0 GB
2 GB

1 GB
2 GB

processor

LG Optimus G
HTC One X
Performance: Similar in performance, the Optimus obviously has the edge on specs, it has the faster quad core and it does rank higher in benchmarks.
Optimus G by Kyle--cylem (Mar, 2013)
The HD screen is the best we've ever seen, its quad core processor is mighty fast, its camera mostly impressive and its design is reasonably smart.
One X by TrustedReviews (Sep, 2012)

camera resolution

0 MP
8 MP

8 MP
8 MP
You can select resolution that goes from 13 megapixels down to 1 megapixel.
Optimus G by c|net (Oct, 2012)
Not because it features more megapixels – it's still an 8-megapixel model – but because it has a host of other improvements and a superfast continuous shooting mode.
One X by TrustedReviews (Sep, 2012)
 

Performance Real world tests of LG Optimus G vs HTC One X

cpu speed

1.5 GHz
1.5 GHz
I use the Eco mode on my optimus though which manages the processor differently i guess, I see absolutely no difference in speed but battery is better though.
Optimus G by Kyle--cylem (Mar, 2013)
Great looks, great processor speed and the lazy battery (I need to charge it every night).
One X by Erik-M (Jun, 2012)

talk time

900 min
600 min
Other goodies include two file-sharing apps (SmartShare and FileShare), Polaris Office 4.0 mobile office suite, two video editors, and Qualcomm Enhanced Location Services, which lets you determine your location and conserve battery life simultaneously.
Optimus G by c|net (Oct, 2012)
AT&T claims the HTC One X will run for 12.5 days in standby mode and provide 8.5 hours of talk time.
One X by c|net (May, 2012)
 

Differences What are the advantages of each

Advantages compared to the HTC One X

Longer talk time 900 min vs 600 min
50% longer talk time; go days without charging
More battery capacity 2,100 mA·h vs 1,800 mA·h
More than 15% more battery capacity
Smaller 69 x 132 x 9 mm vs 70 x 135 x 9 mm
Around 10% smaller
Records higher def video 1920 x 1080 @ 30 fps vs 1920 x 1080 @ 24 fps
25% higher def video
Marginally newer Nov, 2012 vs Apr, 2012
Release date 7 months later

Advantages compared to the LG Optimus G

Significantly better theoretical download speed 84 Mb/s (HSPA+) vs 20 Mb/s (LTE)
Around 4.2x better theoretical download speed; enjoy lightning fast downloads on modern networks
Lighter 130 g vs 145 g
More than 10% lighter

Reviews Word on the street

LG Optimus G

HTC One X

Rated 83%
Read the review (Oct, 2012)
Rated 80%
Read the review (Oct, 2012)
Like its AT&T counterpart, Sprint's version still retains that powerful Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core CPU, has an impressive display, and NFC capabilities.
Rated 86%
Read the review (May, 2012)
Read the review (Apr, 2012)
Overall I experienced performance that was blazingly fast - you won't feel any Android "lag" when using this phone.
Rated 85% by 66 users at amazon.com
I recommend this phone in a heartbeat to anyone wanting a rock solid phone with a ton of processing power that will likely last a long time until the next upgrades come around.
Rated 100% by by Justin-T.-Melanson--Sun-Quan (Mar, 2013)
The camera is amazing, it's actually better than the real camera that I have.
Rated 100% by by Jessica-Burns (May, 2013)
I have not gotten the camera to take clear pictures when there seems just a very slight movement though pictures are nice as long as there is no movement.
Rated 80% by by jason (Feb, 2013)
Rated 72% by 136 users at amazon.com
The photos don't do this phone justice, it is sleek , elegant and manufactured to the highest quality.
Rated 100% by by avvi (Jan, 2013)
The camera is fast as promised though I still feel it takes a little longer to launch than I would have liked it to.
Rated 80% by by VS (Apr, 2012)
The speed is spectacular, the camera is excellent (even in poorly illuminated areas).
Rated 100% by by Romulus-F. (Jan, 2013)

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