LG Secret KF750

On first impressions this phone looks good, and feels good, particularly the sliding action, which is very smooth, however this is obviously not what makes a good phone. Starting with the simple things, the start screen and menu are very easy to navigate. The directional buttons are touch screen and are again easy to use. Some people however struggle with the fact the select button is in the middle of the directional touch buttons, this is not something I personally find. Specific features are a music player, which is very useful and provides good sound quality through the headphones however it does seem to struggle in terms of sorting out the songs ...  Read the complete review

This is the first phone from Lg which I have had, and overall I have been quite dissappointed with it. However the phone does have some advantages, these would include, the look and style of the phone. I think that the phone is very sleek and slim and by just looking at the phone I would recommend it. Although the lcd blue lights on the front do not all work on my phone and they often do not come on at all. Another advanatges would be the M-Toy games, I find these very fun and unique for the phone, as you have to move the phone to play the games, both me and my boyfriend have had great fun playing these games. Another advantage for the phone would be the ...  Read the complete review

Beautiful design, sleek and stylish black, with an impressive carbon fibre galss back panel. As such one may expect high quality form LG'S Black label product. The phone is advertisied with many extras, such as i-touch mode and sensor interactive games, radio, 3g connectivity, mp3 and a five mega pixel camera. I warn you though, the phone is highly impractical to use, especially for frequent and intense users, as the battery life is very low (dies within a day and after 2nd battery bar) and has weak signal strength. there are four touch pads, to which are used to navigate the main menus and it has a easy to acces new alerts tab on the left, however, with ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I was looking for a new phone, I liked the Idea of a touch screen but because I am an avid texter I was concerned that i wouldn't be able to punch out those texts as fast! So this seemed the perfect balance, it is pricy, but I got it as an upgrade so it didn't cost me but I would buy it anyway! It is one of LG's elite 'black label' phones. GSM Europe/Asia bound phone, supporting both frequencies and one for roaming in America (900/1800/1900 MHz) which is great if you travel! It is also 3G capable, so it means you can log on to the internet. IT weighs 116grams and feels suprisingly robust, it doesn't feel liek a cheap phone!IT is also the slimmest 5MP ...  Read the complete review

I hadn't had an LG phone before but thought the LG Secret was so good looking and sleek that I would take the risk to move away from a Nokia. At first the phone was wonderful, did exactly what it said on the tin. It does take a while to adjust to the touch screen as it is ultra sensitive but once you have mastered that then your away. The phone is quite heavy but not too much that it becomes an issue, the camera which is 5 mega pixels is fantastic very clear and so easy to operate. As a phone it functions well, easy to find contacts and dial, the only complaint would be if the sliding function is open when your talking and you touch the screen it can end ...  Read the complete review