The K7 LTE is a bit more affordable, but that does come at the cost of features and specifications. At Rs. 9, 500,
The curved edges of the display blend seamlessly with the rest of the body, lending the phone a very nice look. The back cover has a milder texture as compared to the K10 LTE but continues to offer good grip. There’s a 5-megapixel camera in the front along with the proximity sensor. Strangely, LG has decided to ditch the ambient light sensor, which means you now have to do adjust screen brightness manually. Build quality is otherwise not bad for a plastic phone.
The software is virtually identical to what we saw on the K10 LTE. LG ships a customised version of Android 5.1.1 Lollipop
it also comes underr a budget of 10000.