LG Cookie KP500

I'm not really into gadgets and as a result, I'm usually not bothered about what mobile phone I have...as long as it works! Getting hubby's cast-offs is generally adequate for me as I don't tend to use them a great deal. After claiming his last one I thought it would see me fit for a while to come but plans changed when my 3 year old decided to dunk it (along with house phone...long story) in the bath. I soon realised that even considering limited use, I couldn't manage without one and had to get a replacement. I actually got the chance to choose my own for a change! I'm not loyal to any particular brand and after looking at and comparing several makes and ...  Read the complete review

When the touch screen revolution began I wasnt't too impressed and I was happy to keep my old phone with buttons. However I eventually decided it was time to try it but I didn't want to pay out £300 or whatever it costed for the i-phone. One of my friends had recently got the LG Cookie and after a little play I thought it was pretty cooll and decided that £110 was quite a good deal. With its numerous applications and easy to use menu I think that the Cookie is a good phone for those people who, like me want to venture into the touch screen phones without overpaying. Overall it is easy to use and it has everything that I need. I take it ...  Read the complete review

When someone mentions the word cookie, i'm still likely to consider it moreso a bakery product than a mobile phone, maybe an strange inuendo at a push but not generally a phone. So it was a little suprising when lg announced the nickname to their KP500 touch screen phone, however a name isn't eveything. So will this phone live up to maryland standard? or will it just end up sitting with the tesco value? (ok, i'll stop with the cookie stuff now, maybe). The first thing that strikes you when you first see the cookie is that how much it just wants you to think it's an iphone, but then you realise that infact lg has made some nice changes to the design to make it ...  Read the complete review

I'm a bit of a geek when it comes to gadgets. I'm always replacing my phones, mp3 players etc. It's an annoying habbit but never mind that. I'd been using my Sony Ericsson Walkman phone for just about a year but it started playing up, the texts weren't sending and the camera was broke so, I decided to buy a new phone. I saw the LG KP500 (Cookie) on offer for £109 and I couldn't resist sending myself broke for a few weeks to try out this new gadget! I was a little worried after reading some comments on this phone about it being no good but I've only had a few minor problems with the LG KP500, nothing that would make me not want to use it! The only problems ...  Read the complete review

I got this phone for christmas and to be honest it is probably one of the worst phones i ever got. It lasted 4 and a half months max as it had such a fragile screen. It continually froze everytime i went on my contacts and often shut itself down on average 2 times a day. The cameras auto adjusment feature stopped working after a month of having it and pictures taken came out blurred and too bright or dark. Although some of the good features such as the handwriting recognition worked and internet worked at a fast speed for a gadgety person this phone would disapoint. Three other of my freinds had it and experienced the exact same problems. Although it is at an ...  Read the complete review