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The L70 sports a similar design to the rest of LG's midrange Optimus family. However, its unique honeycomb design on the battery door does help the device stand out from the crowd of plain black slabs.

The handset measures 5 inches tall, 2.63 inches wide, and 0.38 inch thick. Weighing 4.5 ounces, the phone is comfortable to hold and easily manageable with one hand. On the left edge are a volume rocker and Quick Launch key. Personally, I really like this shortcut button -- you can customize it to launch any app of your choosing, such as the alarm clock, the Chrome browser or music player. It also doubles as the shutter key when the camera is opened, and you can quickly assign or change the app with a long press. Up top is a 3.5mm headphone jack and the right edge houses a sleep/power button. The Micro-USB port for charging is located on the bottom.

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Photo quality for the 5-megapixel camera was decent. Though you'll have to wait a beat after you tap the shutter for the camera to snap a photo, pictures came out clear and in-focus for the most part. I had no issues taking pictures of objects up close, and with ample lighting, photos looked sharp and showed even lighting. With dimmer, indoor scenery, colors tended to look a bit more muted, and you will see traces of digital noise and artifacts. But picture quality was still adequate. To know more about these photos, be sure to click on them below to view them at their full resolution. Video quality fared just a tad worse. While I was satisfied with the true-to-life colors, and the camera's ability to focus well on both moving and still objects, the max recording resolution is only 800x480. This means you won't be able to view videos very clearly on a bigger screen like a computer before it gets too pixelated and distorted. In addition, though background audio was picked up fine, nearby audio came off sounding echoey and hollow.

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