Viewing angles are also good and the screen gets reasonably bright so you can see it outdoors, even if it's a bit reflective. I'd prefer to see 1080p at this screen size, but it's the same resolution you'll find on the 5.5-inch Warp 7 and Galaxy J7, and text and graphics appear crisp.
On the front you'll find a bright 5.7-inch, 1,280-by-720 IPS display. It also automatically launches the Pop menu, giving you access to a number of note-taking apps (more on that below). The phone has automatic pen detection, giving you a bit of haptic feedback and waking the screen when you pull the stylus out. You'll find the embedded stylus in the top right. The bottom of the phone houses a micro USB charging port and a 3.5mm audio jack. The embedded stylus is a bit closer to the right edge and more seamlessly integrated with the phone's body, and the volume rocker has been moved to the left side. You still have a sturdy-feeling gray polycarbonate body with a brushed metal finish, a home button on the back, and a rear-firing speaker. The Stylo 3's ($149.97 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) design is largely identical to the Stylo 2. It's the best midrange phone you can get on Boost for under $200, earning it our Editors' Choice award. What's new is a fingerprint sensor on the back, a refreshed processor for better performance, LTE Plus compatibility, and a recent version of Android. You still get a 5.7-inch phablet with an embedded stylus, a removable battery, and expandable storage. That's LG's strategy with the Stylo 3 ($179.99), the successor to last year's solid Stylo 2.
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