The AT&T LG Incite Smartphone has a very nice sleek design. It’s lightweight and fits very nicely in your pocket or in a case clipped to your side or your purse. It is a fingerprint magnet, so you will need to get a little cleaning cloth to wipe it down every now and then. The buttons on the outside of the phone work very well and the 3.5 mm headphone jack is great. The battery life is very good. I can get online, play games, and do other things on my phone for hours and still have plenty of battery life to last me the whole day and then some. I’ve had my LG Incite Smartphone on for a couple days and still had a lot of battery life left. My old phone I had to charge it everyday, so I love that I can go a couple days without having to worry about charging it. LG Cell Phone Reviews
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The touchscreen is overall very responsive. At first it was hard to get it to respond to small icons like checkboxes, but after using it for a while I’ve found where on the screen I need to press in order for it to recognize my actions and it doesn’t bother me. The items in the Windows Start Menu are don’t respond right away sometimes, but when again after playing around with it I’ve found how to press certain things to get them to work right. All the menus and everything else works great including the full screen QWERTY keyboard. LG-Incite info
Sprint LG Lotus Phone Reviews – It’s no secret that the Sprint LG Lotus comes out the box with a few problems (excessive lag, random resets, no flash on camera..) but its still a good phone for low-to-middle users. The form factor is great for girls and guys. I’m a guy, and I have the red one, and I still get positive comments and no glaring ‘eww’ looks. The Sprint LG Lotus Phone features include 3G speeds where available, Sprint® One Click, Music capable, Sprint TV®, GPS Navigation, Web browsing, Email, Camera, Bluetooth® Wireless, Memory card slot, Voice activated dialing and more.
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Sprint LG LX290 Reviews – If you are looking for a good basic phone with decent features, the Sprint LG LX290 is it and it even has a camera and bluetooth, Text friendly and make a call friendly, great volume, great reception. If you want to go on the internet get a computer, and if music is your thing get an Ipod. Only problem I have with it is the when texting the font is very small, it’s to be very annoying for texting. The Sprint LG LX290 Phone features include GPS Navigation, Web browsing, Email, Camera, Bluetooth® Wireless, Voice activated dialing and more.
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Sprint LG Rumor 2 Reviews – The Sprint LG Rumor 2 is a great phone for anyone who wants a keyboard, which was upgraded from LG Rumor. If you’re just looking for a phone to text and talk with than this is an excellent choice. Look and feel very friendly, it’s very slim for a slide out phone. The battery lasts about 3 days before I had to recharge it with lots of texting and moderate talking. The Sprint LG Rumor 2 Phone features include a Slide-out QWERTY keyboard, GPS Navigation, Web browsing, Email, 1.3 Megapixel Camera, MP3 Audio Player, Bluetooth® Wireless, Voice activated dialing, Memory card slot.
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Sprint LG LX370 Reviews – I’ve had the Sprint LG LX370 for only 1 week, I really love this phone, it has a good feel, easy to use, good reception, good battery life. This phone slides open and closed very easily and with little pressure. The speakerphone is great, the camera takes good picture. However, there are many problems on the Sprint LG LX370. For example to set up pictures for your contacts is a hassle to deal with and the video camcorder quality is not that good on it. The Sprint LG LX370 Phone features include 2.0 MP Camera, Stereo Bluetooth® Wireless Technology, Web Browsing with Google search, Sprint Mobile Email Work, GPS Navigation and more.
It’s no secret that the Sprint LG Lotus comes out the box with a few problems (excessive lag, random resets, no flash on camera..) but its still a good phone for low-to-middle users. The form factor is great for girls and guys. I’m a guy, and I have the red one, and I still get positive comments and no glaring ‘eww’ looks. LG Cell Phone Reviews
The keyboard is probably one of the best I’ve used in my short time in QWERTY land. I have medium sized hands and typing hasn’t been much of an issue to me. You will have the occasional slip-up though. Battery life is so-so, as I charge it everyday with somewhat light use (heavy text messages, light calls, data usage out the ying-yang). Sprint OneClick is the downfall of this device, as it lags your system. It’s cool to use, but I prefer LG’s UI. TV is just ok, as you still get a lot of buffering and pixelation from the Rev-0. Music is great on this phone, as well as Sprint Navigation.
I do wish Sprint would release a few more firmware upgrades for the LG Lotus, but its a hardware world, and LG Lotus 2 is coming around the corner within the year. I still insist on getting this phone if you’re not yet smartphone savvy.
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