Often when we hear about LG’s Optimus line we imagine super phones. It’s not that bad, this claim is a long way of being true. One of such smartphones with the Optimus moniker is the LG Optimus Net that is already available in the UK via a quite respectable mobile operator, O2, for free, while  on PAYG (pay as you go) you’ll have to pay £129.99 ($205 or 155 EUR) for it.

The price tags are quite affordable, so I think you’d like to know the complete specs list to decide whether you want to buy this handset. Hurry to say you will find everything you need, though some features are not that cool.

The LG Optimus Net sports a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 320×480 pixels, a low-performance 800 MHz single-core processor complemented by an Adreno 200 graphics processing unit, a 3MP rear camera with auto-focus and video recording, a VGA front-facing camera, 512MB of RAM, a microSD card slot (2GB card included), GPS, 3G, Wi-Fi and NFC; it runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.

I think you’ll agree with me that this handset has all the chances to become one of the best-selling devices of the mobile operator, but do not forget about the contract that requires 10.50 GBP (about $16) monthly fee.

Unlike the other Optimus smartphones, the Optimus Net is designed for consumers with low income, so it’s unreasonable to look for a cool design or high-end features. But its features are just enough for the low price you pay for it.