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LG L Bello Smartphone Review

"Bello e impossibile"? LG's L Bello entry model borrows a few features from the more expensive models and can, for example, be used via buttons on the back. Whether this makes the entry into the smartphone world "bello" can be read in this report.
In review: LG L Bello. Review sample courtesy of LG Germany.

For the original German review, see here.

LG's L Bello is a smartphone for newcomers who nevertheless want a 5-inch screen alongside a few premium class features. Though it does not have LTE, it can offer gesture control and buttons on its back. LG does not make big differences in design: The L Bello looks like the G3 S with minor modifications.

LG's L Bello competes against other low-cost smartphones, such as the HTC Desire 510, Nokia Lumia 630, Alcatel One Touch Pop C7, Huawei Ascend G610, Acer Liquid E700 Trio and Motorola Moto G.

Case

Pretty and relatively rigid: the casing.
Pretty and relatively rigid: the casing.

The casing of LG's L Bello is plastic with a quite high-quality feel. However, a quiet cracking noise can be heard when picking up the phone. That seems to come from the screen's protective pane. In fact, this part proves to be the weak point in terms of stiffness. It allows pressing the screen down to the liquid crystals, which leads to image distortions. The casing is otherwise pleasingly solid.

LG copied the design of its G3 S premium range model. Our white LG L Bello was difficult to discern from the higher-quality model. The back features a silky shimmer and brushed look that makes a very elegant impression. The phone is also available in black and gold.

With a weight of 137 grams, LG's L Bello belongs to the lighter entry-level smartphones of this size. Both the Alcatel One Touch Pop C7 and Huawei Ascend G610 are considerably heavier. However, it is not slim with a height of 10.7 millimeters. Some devices in the comparison field do not quite reach 10 millimeters.

147.3 mm / 5.8 inch 73 mm / 2.87 inch 9.9 mm / 0.3898 inch 156 g0.3439 lbs142 mm / 5.59 inch 73.6 mm / 2.9 inch 9.9 mm / 0.3898 inch 170 g0.3748 lbs141 mm / 5.55 inch 71.8 mm / 2.83 inch 9.9 mm / 0.3898 inch 162 g0.3571 lbs139.9 mm / 5.51 inch 69.8 mm / 2.75 inch 9.99 mm / 0.3933 inch 158 g0.3483 lbs138.1 mm / 5.44 inch 70.6 mm / 2.78 inch 10.7 mm / 0.4213 inch 137 g0.302 lbs129.5 mm / 5.1 inch 66.7 mm / 2.63 inch 9.2 mm / 0.3622 inch 134 g0.2954 lbs148 mm / 5.83 inch 105 mm / 4.13 inch 1 mm / 0.03937 inch 1.5 g0.00331 lbs

Connectivity

One of the performance-relevant components used is a MediaTek MT6582. It is quite popular in the entry-level sector and should provide enough power for routine applications. The 8 GB of flash storage positions LG's L Bello in first place with the other comparison devices. There are plenty of comparable devices with only 4 GB of storage. The 1 GB working memory is also quite generous but cannot match the 2 GB in Acer's Liquid E700 Trio.

The connectivity does not go beyond standard: a combo audio jack on the upper edge and a USB 2.0 port on the lower edge will have to suffice.

Software

The latest Android 4.4.2 operating system is preloaded. LG has modified the system quite a bit. For example, the smartphone can optionally be unlocked via "Knock Code," which is a customized tap pattern that is entered over four points - no matter what size or where even on a turned off screen.

LG organizes the settings in four different categories for a better overview. A guest mode enables locking specific functions and apps when lending the phone. The software also recognizes apps that have not been used for a longer time and suggests deleting them. Overall, the selection of features is impressive. More details about LG's user interface can be found in the review of the LG G3.

LG does not include any really extraordinary apps, but unwanted, preloaded apps can be deleted quickly in return.

GPS is swift and accurate outdoors.
GPS is swift and accurate outdoors.

Communication & GPS 

LG's L Bello does not feature high-speed LTE mobile standard, which is not yet standard in this price range. Only HTC's Desire 510 can offer LTE among the comparison devices. Thus, the user will have to be satisfied with HSPA+. This standard allows speeds of up to 21 Mbit per second. We usually had a good signal in the test in an urban area using the rather moderately developed German E-Plus net. The full signal was not consistently available.

The fastest Wi-Fi connections that LG's L Bello is capable of are achieved in the 802.11 n standard. We had a decent reception of three-quarters of the signal 10 meters away from the router and through three walls. The smartphone displayed half the signal strength another two meters away from the router and another wall. However, that did not seem to have an effect on the website opening speed.

Localization can be performed using A-GPS and Glonass. The phone very quickly found enough satellites outdoors and tracked our position accurately with a deviation of only a few meters.

Telephony & Voice Quality

At first glance, the phone app seems to have been modified slightly. It is, however, more of a graphical frame that surrounds Google's stock app. All known features, such as Favorites and Groups, are available, and it is also possible to take over a dialed number directly into the notification app. The phone app can be placed as a floating window over other menus so that it can always be accessed quickly.

Making calls is quite intuitive, and the voice quality is decent. The contact understood us clearly, and we also heard our contact well. However, the audio is not as clear as in many high-end smartphones and background noise is not always completely cancelled. The sound is more acceptable via the speaker; it is, however, sufficient for short conferencing with several participants.

Cameras & Multimedia

The rear-facing camera in LG's L Bello has a resolution of 8 megapixels and features auto-focus and an LED flash. The 1 MP front-facing camera should preferably only be used for quick snapshots rather than serious photography. Although there is no dedicated camera button, the "volume down key" on the casing's back can be set to take over this function. This worked quite well in portrait mode, but the screen button, voice control or gestures should be used when holding the phone in landscape mode because the key is positioned a bit unfavorably for that purpose.

The photos of the rear-facing camera are very decent in bright light and only display a slightly blotchy picture in details. However, a strong color noise is seen in the picture as soon as the light wanes, and brightening without flash is not one of the strengths of LG's L Bello. All in all, the pictures are slightly lower-quality than those of the iPhone 6, but the camera does an overall good job.

Image Comparison

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Input Devices & Controls

The keyboard's size can be modified.
The keyboard's size can be modified.

Using the capacitive touchscreen works quite smoothly. The accuracy is high up into the corners. Multi-touch gestures, such as zoom, are also identified reliably. The feature of waking up the phone via a customized pattern is a nice thing.

Like in LG's G2 and G3, the physical keys are on the phone's back. A big standby button is in the center, and the keys for volume control are above and below it. The latter are also quick-start buttons that activate either the camera or note function.

The keyboard looks a bit small at first glance, but it can be extensively configured. For example, buttons can be added to or deleted from the bottom row. The keyboard's size can also be modified vertically. One-handed use can be set up for smaller hands by placing elements on the sides.

Display

The screen in LG's L Bello has a resolution of 854x480 pixels, which is identical with most of the comparison devices. However, there are now some positive outsiders, such as Acer's Liquid E700 Trio or Motorola's Moto G. In fact, the picture really benefits from a somewhat higher resolution particularly on a 5-inch screen. The image on LG's L Bello always looks a bit blurry and muddy.

However, the brightness of up to 426 cd/m² and homogeneity of 94% are on a very high standard in the category comparison.

 

 

401
cd/m²
426
cd/m²
407
cd/m²
404
cd/m²
421
cd/m²
405
cd/m²
401
cd/m²
420
cd/m²
413
cd/m²
Distribution of brightness
tested with X-Rite i1Pro 2
Maximum: 426 cd/m² (Nits) Average: 410.9 cd/m²
Brightness Distribution: 94 %
Center on Battery: 421 cd/m²
Contrast: 842:1 (Black: 0.5 cd/m²)
ΔE Color 6.75 | 0.5-29.43 Ø5
ΔE Greyscale 5.63 | 0.57-98 Ø5.3
Gamma: 2.12
LG L Bello
Mali-400 MP, MT6582, 8 GB SSD
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
Mali-400 MP2, MT6582M, 4 GB Flash
Nokia Lumia 630
Adreno 305, 400 MSM8226, 8 GB eMMC Flash
Huawei Ascend G610
SGX544, MT6589, 4 GB Flash
HTC Desire 510
Adreno 306, 410 MSM8916, 8 GB SSD
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
Mali-400 MP2, MT6582, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Screen
-21%
-18%
-9%
-35%
-14%
Brightness middle
421
351
-17%
355
-16%
301
-29%
355
-16%
433
3%
Brightness
411
329
-20%
350
-15%
299
-27%
371
-10%
411
0%
Brightness Distribution
94
88
-6%
91
-3%
88
-6%
80
-15%
89
-5%
Black Level *
0.5
0.44
12%
0.73
-46%
0.47
6%
0.37
26%
0.5
-0%
Contrast
842
798
-5%
486
-42%
640
-24%
959
14%
866
3%
Colorchecker dE 2000 *
6.75
9.86
-46%
7.19
-7%
4.61
32%
12.13
-80%
10.02
-48%
Greyscale dE 2000 *
5.63
9.33
-66%
5.63
-0%
6.4
-14%
14.77
-162%
8.55
-52%
Gamma
2.12 104%
2.19 100%
1.97 112%
2.56 86%
2.42 91%
2.46 89%
CCT
7472 87%
10114 64%
6293 103%
6923 94%
17097 38%
8805 74%

* ... smaller is better

The displayed colors look good but slightly pale. Black surfaces look rich and dark owing to the decent black level of 0.5 cd/m². The resulting contrast of 846:1 is also good.

We ascertained a light bluish cast in the screen in a detailed analysis using CalMAN software and a special measuring device. This cast lets colors look somewhat cooler. However, the color reproduction is fairly accurate compared with the sRGB reference color space, though the highest shift from the ideal rate is found in orange tones.

CalMAN Grayscale
CalMAN Grayscale
CalMAN Color Management
CalMAN Color Management
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps
CalMAN Saturation Sweeps
CalMAN ColorChecker
CalMAN ColorChecker

The glossy screen is a drawback outdoors - but then all smartphones have that in common. The relatively high luminosity of LG's L Bello, however, makes it quite possible to use the smartphone even in brighter surroundings. The reflections are too intense to recognize anything in direct sunlight though.

The screen can be viewed well from all sides owing to the underlying IPS technology. However, the left and right viewing angles in portrait mode are better than from above and below. The screen dims clearly when the phone is tilted in these directions.

Outdoors
Outdoors
Viewing angles
Viewing angles


Performance

The MediaTek MT6582 SoC has four Cortex A7 cores that clock with 1.3 GHz. Experience shows that it is thus fast enough for routine tasks. Stutters in navigation should only be a rare thing. They occur in LG's L Bello: The user will sometimes have to wait, especially when a new menu is opened. LG's L Bello only achieved class average in Geekbench that assesses the processor's performance; HTC's Desire 510 has a clear lead here.

The Mali-400 MP graphics solution is installed and should be quite enough for undemanding games. Most comparison devices were almost on a par in the synthetic benchmarks, and only HTC's Desire 510 again had a clear lead.

It is difficult to determine a favorite in the browser benchmarks. LG's L Bello is also in the midfield of the comparison devices here. We could browse quite adequately with the device in practice but encountered occasional, short waiting times when zooming in on a page. Sophisticated effects on sites could lead to stutters, but the Internet browsing experience is overall swift.

The 8 GB of working memory is generally accessed quickly, but LG's L Bello is again only in the midfield of the compared devices in total. Particularly, the swift storage in Acer's Liquid E700 Trio has to be highlighted here.

Geekbench 3
32 Bit Single-Core Score (sort by value)
LG L Bello
347 Points
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
350 Points +1%
Huawei Ascend G610
322 Points -7%
HTC Desire 510
475 Points +37%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
354 Points +2%
32 Bit Multi-Core Score (sort by value)
LG L Bello
1140 Points
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
1179 Points +3%
Huawei Ascend G610
1049 Points -8%
HTC Desire 510
1421 Points +25%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
1190 Points +4%
GFXBench (DX / GLBenchmark) 2.7
T-Rex Onscreen (sort by value)
LG L Bello
9.6 fps
Huawei Ascend G610
5.6 fps -42%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
7.1 fps -26%
1920x1080 T-Rex Offscreen (sort by value)
LG L Bello
4.2 fps
Huawei Ascend G610
2.2 fps -48%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
4.2 fps 0%
3DMark
1280x720 Ice Storm Standard Score (sort by value)
LG L Bello
3205 Points
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
3100 Points -3%
Huawei Ascend G610
2773 Points -13%
HTC Desire 510
5419 Points +69%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
3161 Points -1%
1280x720 offscreen Ice Storm Unlimited Score (sort by value)
LG L Bello
2847 Points
Huawei Ascend G610
2215 Points -22%
HTC Desire 510
4626 Points +62%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
2881 Points +1%
Sunspider - 1.0 Total Score (sort by value)
LG L Bello
1424 ms *
Nokia Lumia 630
1412 ms * +1%
Huawei Ascend G610
1569 ms * -10%
HTC Desire 510
1265 ms * +11%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
1388 ms * +3%
Octane V2 - Total Score (sort by value)
LG L Bello
1831 Points
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
1424 Points -22%
Nokia Lumia 630
1085 Points -41%
Huawei Ascend G610
1403 Points -23%
HTC Desire 510
2717 Points +48%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
1969 Points +8%
Mozilla Kraken 1.1 - Total (sort by value)
LG L Bello
16674 ms *
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
17941 ms * -8%
Nokia Lumia 630
25790 ms * -55%
HTC Desire 510
14332 ms * +14%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
15556 ms * +7%
AndroBench 3-5
Sequential Read 256KB (sort by value)
LG L Bello
61.8 MB/s
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
49.13 MB/s -21%
Huawei Ascend G610
47.35 MB/s -23%
HTC Desire 510
86.2 MB/s +39%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
86.5 MB/s +40%
Sequential Write 256KB (sort by value)
LG L Bello
7.2 MB/s
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
7.26 MB/s +1%
Huawei Ascend G610
7.13 MB/s -1%
HTC Desire 510
7.29 MB/s +1%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
15.64 MB/s +117%
Random Read 4KB (sort by value)
LG L Bello
7.5 MB/s
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
12.09 MB/s +61%
Huawei Ascend G610
11.99 MB/s +60%
HTC Desire 510
8.55 MB/s +14%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
13.58 MB/s +81%
Random Write 4KB (sort by value)
LG L Bello
0.8 MB/s
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
0.5 MB/s -37%
Huawei Ascend G610
0.55 MB/s -31%
HTC Desire 510
1.05 MB/s +31%
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
1.19 MB/s +49%

Legend

 
LG L Bello Mediatek MT6582, ARM Mali-400 MP, 8 GB SSD
 
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7 Mediatek MT6582M, ARM Mali-400 MP2, 4 GB Flash
 
Nokia Lumia 630 Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 MSM8226, Qualcomm Adreno 305, 8 GB eMMC Flash
 
Huawei Ascend G610 Mediatek MT6589, PowerVR SGX544, 4 GB Flash
 
HTC Desire 510 Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 MSM8916, Qualcomm Adreno 306, 8 GB SSD
 
Acer Liquid E700 Trio Mediatek MT6582, ARM Mali-400 MP2, 16 GB eMMC Flash

* ... smaller is better

Games

The graphics card did not even have problems with the demanding Asphalt 8.
The graphics card did not even have problems with the demanding Asphalt 8.

The graphics solution did not really have problems with any of the games. That is likely because the screen's resolution is relatively low, and that it is possible to simply switch to low or medium setting in many demanding games in order to extract a few extra frames.

Less demanding games, such as Angry Birds: Star Wars 2, are no problem for LG's L Bello. Even moderately demanding games like Iron Man 3 do not overload it. We simply turned down the details a bit in Asphalt 8 and experienced a smooth gameplay. The controls via the touchscreen and position sensor are also very accurate.

Emissions

Temperature

The higher temperature during a longer period of full load is quite palpable but not distracting or even dangerous. The smartphone can reach a maximum of 37.7 °C on the back when it runs for a longer time. The back and front both heat up fairly proportionately.

A temperature increase is usually not noticed in idle mode. The warmest spot is in the lower center area of the front in portrait mode. We measured 33 °C here.

Max. Load
 36.4 °C
98 F
35 °C
95 F
34.7 °C
94 F
 
 37.7 °C
100 F
36 °C
97 F
36.5 °C
98 F
 
 36.9 °C
98 F
35.9 °C
97 F
35.2 °C
95 F
 
Maximum: 37.7 °C = 100 F
Average: 36 °C = 97 F
32.1 °C
90 F
36.5 °C
98 F
37.3 °C
99 F
32.1 °C
90 F
35.5 °C
96 F
37.7 °C
100 F
33.3 °C
92 F
35.7 °C
96 F
36.9 °C
98 F
Maximum: 37.7 °C = 100 F
Average: 35.2 °C = 95 F
Room Temperature 23 °C = 73 F | Voltcraft IR-350
(±) The average temperature for the upper side under maximal load is 36 °C / 97 F, compared to the average of 32.7 °C / 91 F for the devices in the class Smartphone.
(+) The maximum temperature on the upper side is 37.7 °C / 100 F, compared to the average of 35 °C / 95 F, ranging from 21.9 to 56 °C for the class Smartphone.
(+) The bottom heats up to a maximum of 37.7 °C / 100 F, compared to the average of 33.8 °C / 93 F
(+) In idle usage, the average temperature for the upper side is 31.5 °C / 89 F, compared to the device average of 32.7 °C / 91 F.

Speakers

The sound that comes from the rear-sided speaker is not exactly tremendously powerful. It makes a muffled impression and almost completely lacks deep ranges. Listening to music or epic movie sound effects is not really entertaining. However, the sound does not distort, and the mids and trebles are balanced quite well.

The combo audio jack provides a considerably clearer sound via a headset or external speakers.

Battery Life

With 2540 mAh or 9.7 watt hours, the battery in LG's L Bello is bigger than those in most comparison devices. Only Acer's Liquid E700 Trio sports an even much bigger 3500 mAh battery.

The battery life in our practical Wi-Fi test is decent, yet not outstanding and sometimes even a bit shorter than that of the comparison devices. 8:42 hours is a useful time so that the smartphone could certainly last a workday in mixed use. The longer battery life is clearly noticed during full load; LG's L Bello achieves second place among the comparison devices with a runtime of 4:36 hours.

Battery Runtime
WiFi Surfing
8h 42min
Load (maximum brightness)
4h 36min
LG L Bello
Mali-400 MP, MT6582, 8 GB SSD
Alcatel One Touch Pop C7
Mali-400 MP2, MT6582M, 4 GB Flash
Nokia Lumia 630
Adreno 305, 400 MSM8226, 8 GB eMMC Flash
Huawei Ascend G610
SGX544, MT6589, 4 GB Flash
HTC Desire 510
Adreno 306, 410 MSM8916, 8 GB SSD
Acer Liquid E700 Trio
Mali-400 MP2, MT6582, 16 GB eMMC Flash
Battery Runtime
-5%
18%
-7%
2%
8%
WiFi
522
566
8%
874
67%
512
-2%
570
9%
510
-2%
Load
276
228
-17%
187
-32%
244
-12%
262
-5%
327
18%

Verdict

In review: LG L Bello. Review sample courtesy of LG Germany.
In review: LG L Bello. Review sample courtesy of LG Germany.

The Italian singer Gianna Nannini found her "bello" impossible in the sense of "awesome" in her 1986 hit song "Bello e Impossibile." We would not call LG's L Bello awesome, but rather "good." It is simply a rock-solid entry smartphone, a bread and butter device for the manufacturer with many features that are likable. For example, the bright screen that offers good viewing angles as well as a decent color reproduction owing to the underlying IPS technology. It features extensively configurable software that provides plenty of setting options. The touchscreen is accurate, the performance is fitting, and the rear-facing camera shoots decent pictures. The device is light, elegantly designed, and it always stays cool in use.

However, the screen's resolution is quite low, which frequently leads to a faded-looking image. The speaker is at most middling, and connecting the device to a PC is quite awkward despite the many possibilities. The casing's stiffness is not perfect, and the "volume down" button is adversely positioned for use as the camera's shutter release in landscape mode. The battery life is also only average.

However, there is no real reason that could thwart giving LG's L Bello a purchase recommendation seen in total. Users who rarely use the smartphone's speaker and do not expect extremely long runtimes from their device will be happy with LG's L Bello.

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In review: LG L Bello. Review sample courtesy of LG Germany.
In review: LG L Bello. Review sample courtesy of LG Germany.

Specifications

LG L Bello (L Series)
Processor
Mediatek MT6582 4 x 1.3 GHz, Cortex-A7
Graphics adapter
Memory
1024 MB 
Display
5.00 inch 16:9, 854 x 480 pixel, capacitive touchscreen, IPS, glossy: yes
Storage
8 GB SSD, 8 GB 
, 4 GB free
Connections
1 USB 2.0, Audio Connections: 3.5 mm audio jack, Card Reader: micro-SDHC slot max. 32GB, Sensors: movement sensor, proximity sensor, compass
Networking
802.11 b/g/n (b/g/n = Wi-Fi 4/), Bluetooth 4.0, nets: GSM quad-band (850/900/1800/1900), UMTS, max. bandwidth HSPA+ (download/upload): 21 Mbps / 5.76 Mbps
Size
height x width x depth (in mm): 10.7 x 138.1 x 70.6 ( = 0.42 x 5.44 x 2.78 in)
Battery
10 Wh Lithium-Ion, Battery runtime (according to manufacturer): 600 h
Operating System
Android 4.4 KitKat
Camera
Webcam: 8.0MP, AF, LED-flash (rear); 1.0MP (front)
Additional features
Speakers: rear-sided speaker, Keyboard: virtual keyboard, 24 Months Warranty
Weight
137 g ( = 4.83 oz / 0.3 pounds) ( = 0 oz / 0 pounds)
Price
199 Euro

 

LG's L Bello is an entry-level device.
LG's L Bello is an entry-level device.
It has inherited the looks of LG's G3.
It has inherited the looks of LG's G3.
The smartphone is quite lightweight.
The smartphone is quite lightweight.
Its build is very impressive.
Its build is very impressive.
The plastic casing features high-end looks.
The plastic casing features high-end looks.
The controls on the back are known from the higher-quality devices.
The controls on the back are known from the higher-quality devices.
However, the screen's resolution is relatively low.
However, the screen's resolution is relatively low.

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Pros

+Elegant design
+Lightweight casing
+Removable battery
+Good camera
+Bright screen
+Sufficient power
+Fast GPS
+Extensive software
 

Cons

-Low-res screen
-Only middling speakers
-Complicated PC connection
-No LTE
-Screen protector's stability

Shortcut

What we like

LG's L Bello is elegant and quite light. Besides that it does not have any major shortcomings, except for perhaps the middling speaker.

What we'd like to see

Most certainly a somewhat higher screen resolution and phones with a longer runtime also exist in this price range.

What surprises us

That LG also uses the design of its premium LG G3 smartphone for the lower-priced models.

The competition

HTC Desire 510, Nokia Lumia 630, Alcatel One Touch Pop C7, Huawei Ascend G610, Acer Liquid E700 Trio, Motorola Moto G.

Rating

LG L Bello - 10/13/2014 v4(old)
Florian Wimmer

Chassis
76%
Keyboard
69 / 75 → 92%
Pointing Device
83%
Connectivity
45 / 60 → 75%
Weight
93%
Battery
91%
Display
83%
Games Performance
53 / 63 → 84%
Application Performance
25 / 70 → 36%
Temperature
89%
Noise
100%
Audio
55 / 91 → 60%
Camera
63%
Average
71%
81%
Smartphone - Weighted Average
Florian Wimmer, 2014-10-17 (Update: 2018-05-15)