What is it: LG's answer to Motorola's RAZR, with 3G thrown in
What we think: Pink seems to be quite the 'in' colour at the moment, and the U880 combines it with a rather nice pearly white. It's also available in silver and black
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 10 February 2006
Tags: LG, LG U880, edge, connector, songs
We like:
Small and light for a 3G handset; good on-device controls; easy music playback using the front screen; numberpad and keys are tactile
We don't like:
Camera is below par and has no flash; short on internal memory; feels a bit plasticy in the hand
You might also need:
Bluetooth headset, microSD (TransFlash) cards
CNET UK judgement:
The U880 has been called LG's answer to Motorola's RAZR, but the U880's plasticy feel means that, despite its thin and light nature, the comparison doesn't really stand up. Standing alone, the U880 is nicely featured, small and light, and, we have to admit, fairly funky. If the pink were any other colour, we'd be happier
Full review:
Pink, it seems, is the theme of the moment -- LG is the next in line to do the pretty thing with its most recent 3G handset, the U880. Continue Reading...
LG U880 History
12 Feb 2006 in Reviews
So, you want to buy your girlfriend a phone. Here's how it works: there are girls who like pink phones, and girls who don't. And then there are girls who say they don't like pink phones, but secretly they do. You don't want to go there...
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