LG U8100

The 3 network. We have all heard the good, the bad and the ugly about the network and their phones but here is the truth about my experience with 3. I bought the LGU8100 simply because I was bored of my little old nokia phone and wanted a change. The LG phone had everything I needed i.e. the ability to text and to accept and make phone calls, but it also had everything I wanted i.e. a camera, video calling, ability to download music and games. The phone itself is very good and advanced and the technical stuff is as follows; Standby – 120 hours. Talk Time – 140 minutes. Video call time – 100 minutes. 14MB internal ...  Read the complete review

I had this phone as a contract phone with the 3 network. On recieving the phone I found that in no time at all I was able to navigate my way through the menu with no problems at all. The screen gives a good clear display and the pictures are of excellent qaulity. I found that I was missing a few calls due to the 3 network coverage, so I had the phone unlocked. Following this, I used the phone on several networks without any problems or missed calls at all. The WAP, MMS & SMS are all easy to use, although you do have to change the setting on the phone, however, these are easily available from your network provider. All in all this is a very easy to use and high ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this phone after waiting for the Sony Ericsson Z1010 for about a lifetime and heard that it will not be released. The reason for buying this phone was not because I wanted this handset, but because it was one of the best handsets on offer that was available on the '3' network. I wanted to use '3' as they have by far the best value for money tariffs out there (See my review on the '3' network). In the box comes the handset and battery, a wall charger, a manual and several other '3' manuals and a USB cable for connection to your computer, with software on a CD. The box was quite small, but neatly packaged. The handset itself is an ...  Read the complete review