I have had the AT&T LG Vu since January. The phone is really good for texting, easy to use and durable. I am an avid texter, and at first I was looking to use the qwerty keyboard, but the one on the AT&T LG Vu is too small and with a touchscreen, you end up hitting keys that you didn’t mean to. But, the predictive texting the regular way is just as sufficient. The menus are easy to navigate, the screen is nice and bright (although hard to see outside on bright, sunny days), and the quality of calls are okay. I’ve had some complaints that people can’t hear me as well, but that all depends on the phone they are using as well. The AT&T LG Vu would be excellent if it had an actual qwerty keyboard, but, regular texting is just fine. Battery life is okay, I charge mine every two days, unless I call a bunch of people one day, then I usually charge it before I go to sleep. I keep reading about people saying that it freezes all the time, and I can’t agree with that. Mine hasn’t froze at all since I’ve had it, and that is since April. And, I have occasionally dropped the phone, and never have had a problem because of it. Overall, the AT&T LG Vu is a great phone for many different uses. LG Cell Phone Reviews
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I have got the AT&T LG Neon many months ago from the suggestion of the salesman and the research I had been doing with the Samsung Propel and this one. I chose the AT&T LG Neon because everyone had the Propel and I wanted to be a little different. I basically love it. The music system is great, and I love all the ringtones. The full keyboard’s keys could be a little more distinct, but I love the it is otherwise. Also, when i switch screens sometimes it freezes for like a second, and/or it’s a little delayed. I love the huge screen and the keys. Although I wish I could be able to text when it is slid closed, it’s still a great phone. A few glitches, but every phone has those. the battery life isn’t that bad. I charged it when i went to sleep at night and then in the morning I took it off and it lasted until 3:30 in the day. I wish it would last a little long, but hey, what little cheap phone would do that. Last, when I answer the phone I can’t hear them right away for some reason, but I’m going to talk to someone about that soon. All in all, good phone, a few minor glitches and not as durable a some, but I’m going to take care of it much more than I did my old Nokia, Pantech, and Samsung. Hope this helped! LG Cell Phone Reviews
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The Verizon LG Chocolate 3 is very easy to use and the display is extraordinary. However, the front screen and click wheel seems a must-have but is not very functional and is pointless to have. If you use the Verizon LG Chocolate 3 phone a lot throughout the day, the battery will die in about 14 hours. If you don’t use your phone much, however, it can last up to 4-5 days. The Verizon LG Chocolate 3 does not have enough fancy features to be at such a hefty price tag, as it is only a simple flip phone. The music player is very clear, but it took hours to get the music on it, and i didn’t even get to choose the songs that made it from my library. It is very tough and scratch resistant. An ideal phone if you don’t text a lot and don’t use it for business, but not ideal for a hard worker or heavy texter. LG Cell Phone Reviews
Pros: easy to use cool design strong build quality music player
Cons: extremely short battery life music is hard to download onto phone too expensive for simple design
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