Boost Mobile's latest mid-range Android smartphone costs less than $100

Boost Mobile has just added another cheap Android smartphone, the LG K51, to its portfolio. Although the price is less than $100, the K51 looks and feels more like a mid-range device than an entry-level device.

Initially, the smartphone was equipped with a 2GHz MediaTek Helio P22 eight-core processor with 3GB RAM and 32GB scalable storage (the highest 2TB). Unfortunately, LG does not include the latest version of Android, so K51 runs Android 9 Pie instead.

On the plus side, you'll get a very large 6.5in HD full vision display and a 4000 Ma battery, which should provide up to 23 hours of talk time. Another selling point may be three camera islands with three sensors: a 13 million-pixel main camera, a 5 million-pixel ultra-wide display and a 2 million-pixel lens.

More importantly, the LG K51 can now be purchased on Boost Mobile for $90 (equivalent to $60) with an unlimited plan without an annual service contract. In addition, new customers who switch to Boost Mobile can also buy the LG K51 for a limited time at a price of $30. They just need to make sure that the code CINCO2020 is used when checking out.

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