LG KC910

I'm someone who doesn't usually have the best of relationships with mobile phones - a bit like women really, I get on well with them at first, but then they get angry and I accidently lose them in a pub somewhere *insert laughs here* The LG KC910 (also known as the 'Renoir') is my latest handset which I bought after extensive internet research about which model would be best suited to my needs. The phone, housed in a pleasing black and chrome shell, is a touch-screen device that comprises more features than I could ever possibly need. Costing in the region of £280 - £350 sim-free, the Renoir is clearly a copy of the iPhone - a device I was ...  Read the complete review

Iv been with orange for a long time on contract. i got this phone ( LG KC910 ) in december 08 , and i must say i am very content with it despite various issues i had with the 8 GB memory card that the handset came with i was very pleased. The LG KC910 - has a very large touch screen which is easy to sue once you are use to the handset. i found that i lost my temper with the handset only when i had the screen protector ( again that comes with the handset in the box ) applied to the phone. i took the screen guard off after about a month and no marks where left on the screen despite several drops with use. The KC910 has very good wireless ...  Read the complete review

Finally took the somewhat scary plunge away from Nokia, which I've used for my entire "mobile life", and went for an LG Renoir back in October when it first came out. Initially, I was concerned about moving away from Nokia, but having had serious issues with my N95, the guy in the shop convinced me to have a play with one at his recommendation to see if I liked it. Luckily, I was immediately impressed! Interface is very similar and feels very familiar to the Nokia design and layout, and everything was easy to find, and with a bit of jigging about to move icons to my preferable places, everything was set up just for me! Being new to touch screen, I ...  Read the complete review

This is LG's attempt at a high end business phone. Looks wise it is superb, simple and stylish and the huge touch screen makes navigating around the internet and the menu very easy and quick, great when your on the move. Also the 8 mega pixel camara is incredible. Always provides high quality photos in any of the camara settings including night mode (something alot of good camaras tend not to be able to do) and it is easy to edit them on the phone, obiviously not to the extent of photoshop on the PC but not bad. The menu system is very easy to use and the task manager function allows you to run more than one application very efficiently. The sensitivity of the touch ...  Read the complete review

I received this phone as a gift and was more that a little concerned about the fact it had a touch screen. I had previously had a Nokia N95 which i loved but I was amazed at how quickly I got used to the touch screen. I don't like the dangly pointer so I didn't attach that to the phone and never use it, I think it may help that my nails are a decent length so can be quite precise when using the different functions. The camera is really excellent for a phone, takes pics that still look decent when you upload them on to the computer. there are lots of functions, many that I don't use though. I use the internet on this phone everyday and it takes about 4 clicks ...  Read the complete review