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LG InTouch Max GW620 review
Sporting a resistive touchscreen and version 1.5 of the Android operating system, the InTouch Max GW620 can't lay claim to the smart-phone crown, but that's not what it seeks to do. Instead, it aims to offer a decent Android experience at an affordable price, and that's what it does Read more
26 February 2010 by Flora Graham
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LG Cookie Fresh GS290 review
The touchscreen Cookie Fresh GS290 may be cheap, but it's by no means nasty. The interface is intuitive, the bright and clear touchscreen is surprisingly usable, and the handset is fun and easy to use overall. If you're on a budget, it's worth a look Read more
16 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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LG GM750 review
The GM750 is one of the cheapest Windows Mobile handsets available. Its resistive touchscreen could be more responsive, and it's not the speediest handset in the world, but it's relatively small and cute, it offers good connectivity, and its call quality is decent Read more
8 February 2010 by Frank Lewis
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LG C3300 review
We were initially prejudiced against the C3300 because of its 'made for women' marketing, but it won us over. It is small, and maroon is suspiciously close to pink, but the handset redeems itself by being easy to use and good at the basics. If you just want to make calls, send text messages and take basic snapshots, the C3300 is a good-value option Read more
20 July 2005 by Mary Lojkine
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LG KF300 review
It's not a handset to impress the kids with, but, if you're looking for an easy-to-use phone with big buttons, large text and an easy-to-hear speaker-- this means you, gramps -- the KF300 is a good choice that won't break the bank. And we particularly like the way every menu item has a keyboard shortcut key Read more
23 April 2009 by Flora Graham
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LG KG290 review
For a budget phone, the LG KG290 looks very slick, with its silver finish, smooth sliding action and small dimensions. It has a surprisingly large amount of features to add to its good looks with an MP3 player, FM tuner, Bluetooth and camera. And it's easy to use to boot Read more
1 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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LG GB102 review
The super-cheap GB102 is about as exciting as a block of cheddar cheese, but it does the basics well. If you're looking for a secondary phone you won't mind losing, or are just left cold by the features of more advanced handsets, it'll probably suit you well Read more
28 June 2010 by Charles Kloet
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LG Optimus GT540 review
There's plenty to like about the Optimus GT540 Android smart phone, despite its resistive touchscreen and relatively dated version of Android. Although it's pretty cheap, you wouldn't know it by looking at its sleek carcass, and it packs some decent multimedia features too Read more
26 July 2010 by Ben Williams
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LG KF700 review
The LG KF700 is a good-looking slider phone. It has the best of both worlds in a touchscreen interface for using apps and a keypad for texting. It includes HSDPA so you can browse the Web quickly and features widgets for the home screen. Is it top of the touchscreen market? Read more
11 June 2008 by Andrew Lim
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LG KC780 review
The KC780 is an 8-megapixel camera phone in a slider format, with an extremely functional layout that will appeal to those who feel persecuted by small keypads. We found the picture quality rather disappointing, but the KC780 is worth checking out for those seeking a basic camera phone Read more
4 February 2009 by Andrew Lim
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