LG Ally vs HTC Droid Eris

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Comparing the LG Ally vs HTC Droid Eris across display, camera, battery and storage to help determine the better smartphone.

Here is the summary of the results:

Display: Both LG Ally and HTC Droid Eris offer the same screen size of 3.2 inches and feature the same LCD display.


Rear Camera: HTC Droid Eris offers a higher rear camera resolution with 5 MP, while LG Ally offers 3.2 MP, making HTC Droid Eris better for rear camera photography.


Battery: LG Ally offers a higher battery capacity with 1500 mAh, while HTC Droid Eris offers 1300 mAh, making LG Ally better for longer battery life.


Storage: Both LG Ally and HTC Droid Eris offer the same internal storage of 512 GB.

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LG Ally
(Discontinued)
HTC Droid Eris
(Discontinued)
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Summary

Release Date

28 May, 2010
06 Nov, 2009

User Ratings

3/5
(1 rating)
N/A

User Feedback

General

Operating System

Android v2.1
Android v2.1

Performance

Chipset

N/A
Qualcomm MSM7600

Processor

N/A
528 MHz, Qualcomm

RAM

256 MB
288 MB

Display

Display Type

LCD
LCD

Screen Size

3.2 inches  (8.13 cm)
3.2 inches  (8.13 cm)

Resolution

480x800 px
320x480 px

Pixel Density

292 ppi
180 ppi

Screen to Body Ratio (calculated)

44.83 %
48.18 %

Design

Height

116 mm
113 mm

Width

56 mm
56 mm

Thickness

16.00 mm
13.00 mm

Weight

158 grams
120 grams

Rear Camera

Resolution

3.2 MP
Primary Camera
5 MP
Primary Camera

Autofocus

Yes
Yes

Flash

Yes
Yes

Camera Features

Digital Zoom
Smile detection
Digital Zoom
Smile detection

Video Recording

640x480
N/A

Battery

Capacity

1500 mAh
1300 mAh

Battery Type

Li-ion
Li-ion

TalkTime

Up to 7.5(2G)
Up to 3.5(2G)

Storage

Internal Storage

512 MB
512 MB

Expandable Storage

Yes Up to 16 GB
Yes Up to 32 GB

Network & Connectivity

SIM Slot(s)

Single SIM
Single SIM

Network Support

5G Not Supported
5G Not Supported

Wi-Fi

Yes Wi-Fi 4 (802.11 b/g/n)
Yes Wi-Fi 3 (802.11 a/b/g)

Bluetooth

Yes v2.1
Yes v2

GPS

Yes with A-GPS
Yes with A-GPS

Sensors

Other Sensors

N/A
Proximity sensor Accelerometer