LG may not be releasing any flagship devices this quarter, but its upcoming LG phones for 2014 are certainly aimed at the more budget-conscious market. 

During the IFA event in Berlin, the Korean manufacturer showcased its new entry-level smartphones which are included in the company's L series. 

The L Bello and L Fino are Android-powered handsets which both pack modest specs, but a style and design similar to that of the LG G3. 

In the report by GSM Arena, the two smartphones are already headed to Europe and Asia for their official release dates. And from what we know about these two devices, they will certainly make any newcomer or casual Android user happy. 

The LG L Fino is the lower-end model of the two and boasts a 4.5-inch display with WVGA display, a quad-core CPU clocked at 1.2GHz, and an 8MP primary camera. The phone comes with a 1,900mAh battery and color options which include white, black, gold, red and green. 

Meanwhile, the slightly higher end model L Bello boasts a 5-inch display with FWVGA resolution, the same quad-core CPU, primary camera resolution, a microSD card slot, and an impressive 2,540mAh battery.

Both phones will run on Android 4.4.2 Android Kit Kat, and pack a microSD card slot. 

LG has been one of the most successful performers this year in the smartphone industry, releasing a number of high-end devices as early as the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February. Of course, no one will forget the LG G3, the company's first QHD powered smartphone.

The G Pro 2, which is a rival to the Galaxy Note 3 may be outdated, but it now costs a lot cheaper than when it was first announced. The Korean company has also unleashed some midrangers which include different versions of the LG G3, including the mini and G Vista. 

Unfortunately, while availability may hit the said markets in the coming weeks, pricing details are still unknown.