Typical price: £120
What is it: Clamshell version of the Chocolate phone with touch-sensitive music buttons
What we think: Another luxurious offering from LG that oozes style but doesn't stand out in every department
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 12 December 2006
Tags: LG Electronics, LG KG810 (Chocolate Folder), headphones, Java, left side
We like:
Glossy front section; stereo Bluetooth; audio quality during calls; keypad
We don't like:
Lack of expandable memory; 1.3-megapixel camera; external music controls can be fiddly to use
CNET UK judgement:
The LG KG810 Chocolate Folder is undeniably a sexy-looking phone. Holding and using it is not only an enjoyable experience, but one that you don't mind sharing with onlookers. Unfortunately, some of the feature set is a little lacklustre compared with the competition, and if you're looking for style and substance then you might want to test it out before you buy
Full review:
There was initially some confusion as to whether the LG KG810 is part of the Chocolate phone range. Fortunately, LG has cleared things up by nicknaming it the Chocolate Folder and it goes without saying that this clamshell is related to the KG800 Chocolate phone. Continue Reading...
LG KG810 (Chocolate Folder) History
15 Dec 2006 in Digital Living
LG's KG810 Chocolate Folder takes the smooth glossy front, dark colours and touch-sensitive keys of the original Chocolate phone, the KG800, and folds them in half. Is it edible origami or sicklier than a chocolate seashell?
2 Nov 2006 in Crave
LG Chocolate KG810: Serve with small cups of strong coffee
LG's latest Chocolate phone is less of a Mars Bar and more of an After Dinner Mint. Slim and svelte, it's a seductive treat to slip into your pocket in case the chocolate cravings strike
5 Sep 2006 in Crave
The mysterious LG KG810 is available to buy now, but it's not part of the Black Label Series, even if it looks a lot like the Chocolate phone
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