LG KF600 Reviews

I got this phone free with a new contract from Orange, and to start with it did its job well. I liked the touch screen, the camera, the mp3 player and its other features - this was a big upgrade for a person who previously just needed a basic phone for calls and texts. But very quickly I found that this phone was not all it was cracked up ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone (in purple) because it had reasonable reviews and I found it for a good price. At first I totally loved the phone - from the delicious chocolate box purple colour, to the shiny screen, to the satisfying slide and click when I opened it, to the smooth look button panel and the funky touch screen. Unfortunately ...  Read the complete review

Well what can I say this phone is pants, I bought this phone after my Sony Erickson w580i decided to stop working. I thought this phone was going to be really good I had read lots of good reviews about it, but I am not as easily impressed. It is so difficult to use, the first thing I tried to do with my new phone was download some of my ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this phone as an upgrade to my LG Shine phone after much searching and researching, as I liked the idea of having a touch screen interface as well as slide function and a keypad for texting. I found the battery cover to be difficult to remove but after a couple of tries it seemed to get easier, although I wouldn't exactly ...  Read the complete review

Where do I start with this phone. I originally bought both myself and my partner this phone as I was sold by the description, and shamefully on my part, the marketing that surrounded it on its launch. Having taken delivery of this phone my high expetations were dashed within 15 minutes of turning it on. Unless you have the long finger nails or ...  Read the complete review

The LG KF600, otherwise known as the Venus, is certainly an attractive phone. I opted to buy this one because of its versatility; it's a two way touch screen, the upper half being (320x240 pixels) and the lower half (240x176 pixels), an impressive size considering the current retail price at £79.97 from Tesco. Sliding up the phone reveals a keypad ...  Read the complete review

I used to have a motorola and a quite liked it. After moving on and looking for a new phone a found this one at t-mobile. I went into the shop and had a feel of it and instantly new it was the phone for me. It has a really smooth slide and finish to it and the small touch screen was perfect. I personally dont like phones with touch screens as it ...  Read the complete review

Thanks to LG electronics to bring out innovative products such as this in very short time. But this product dissapoints me in terms of browsing experience. Apart from the rich feature equipment the processor would have been a more faster one. I loved the recent series of LG cell phones particlularly the dynamite series and i am a big fan of ...  Read the complete review

I've had my phone for a few months now. Like all mobile phones this is not a perfect model, but in my opinion it's pretty close to all you could want. However there are a few problems that I have encountered (these could be just me though) it seems to slow down when texting, in particular when half way through page 2. I also find that ...  Read the complete review

The LG Venus KF600, provided to me by LG Blog, is a fairly new slider phone which is partially touchscreen. Unlike the LG Viewty, there are two screen (one of which, the InteractPad is touchscreen) and numbers and letters are inputted through a standard keypad. The phone's key feature, the InteractPad, replaces traditional navigation ...  Read the complete review

LG Electronics was founded in 1958, and in 2005 they were in the top 100 of global brands. They have produces some of the most innovative phones over the past few years. With having the revolutionary LG 'Chocolate,' phone having one of the first heat sensitive touch screens, and the new LG Viewty having one of the first 5 mega-pixel camera phones, ...  Read the complete review