Extending the options of phones offering eco-friendly attributes is the LG Rumor Reflex, freshly unveiled by Sprint and Boost Mobile. This handset operating on the Sprint 3G network, is apparently the fifth green gadget to be released by the carrier.
As far as the main specs of the device are concerned, it is equipped by a 3-inch WQVGA touchscreen along with a QWERTY keypad. Camera buffs can settle for the 3MP camera and camcorder embedded on the phone and there’s built-in GPS too. Additionally, it entails a slot for a microSD card with support for up to 32GB memory.
“Sprint believes it is important to keep evolving our handset portfolio with not only iconic devices but also with quick-messaging phones for customers looking for easy communications. The availability of LG Rumor Reflex for both Sprint and Boost Mobile customers showcases our consumer choice through our multibrand strategy. Customers appreciate the ability to select a great phone and choose between a contract or no-contract option,” cited David Owens, vice president – Product Development, Sprint.
The LG Rumor Reflex has received Carbon-Free and UL Environment Platinum certifications. Moreover, the accompanying battery charger is expected to draw very less power after stocking up the handset, even while it is still plugged in. A big percent of the exterior of this offering is touted to be crafted by recycled materials, which has been dressed in the titan grey hue and the white variant is slated to arrive soon.
As mentioned above, this mobile device will be up for sale by Sprint and Boost Mobile from March 11 and March 29, respectively. The Sprint LG Rumor Reflex price is marked at $29.99 with a two-year agreement and $50 mail-in rebate. The Boost Mobile price for the same stands at $79.99 without a contract and it will be available at the carrier’s retail outlets as well as the official site.