What is it: A stylish iPhone-esque handset with a large colour touchscreen
What we think: A very attractive handset that will impress your friends but will require regular polishing to keep it looking good
Average user rating
8.1
excellent
Average user rating from 8 users
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LG Prada KE850 user reviews
April 4, 2007
Posted by: Alex Blok
"Cooler than a polar bear in a refrigerator"
What I like:
User interface (also, it DOES have an auto-focus camera!)
What I don't like:
Texting is a bit fiddly - needs a touch QWERTY
Review:
OK, first things, I got to play with one of these yummyphones today. In fact, I have never since the invention of the mobile phone been so wowed and had so much fun playing with one. I tried the camera and it is definitely auto-focus and shoots great macro shots too. I played with one in Carphone Warehouse in London. Perhaps the CNET review model was foreign or an early model? Either way, the GUI on this phone is lovely. The only negatives are the old style games and lack of QWERTY keyboard for texting etc. All said, I WANT ONE!
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