I've had the GW620 InTouch Max for about 18 months now. I got it on a £20 a month tariff on T-mobile with unlimited texts and internet access which was a good deal, and I rarely go over my £20 fee. When I first got this phone, I was really impressed with all the features and apps that were available on the Android market. One of the main advantages of this phone over the iPhone other than its cheaper tariff, is that the majority off the apps available for download off the market place are free. However as time went on and new, interesting apps popped up on the market place, I became frustrated that I was unable to download and use the new apps on my ...  Read the complete review

A relative has just recently upgraded to this phone after my recommendation based on the specifications and the contract it came with. After a good play with the phone, I was impressed with some of the features although there are few niggling problems which could become an issue after prolonged use. This phone was the first time I experienced an android based system, and the first place i went to was the app store (which easily blows away Nokia Ovi store on my Nokia N97). Apparently there are about 20,000 apps on here so for first time users, it can be quite daunting looking through the categories. Thank fully, scrolling through the apps is easy and quick ...  Read the complete review

For the student on the go; the need for stylish smart phones with iPhone capacity without the extreme price can be one of the driving factors in deciding which phone is the one for you. The LG GW620 offers a cheap solution to the problem of combining quality and price. The phone itself is light-weight with both the iPhone style touch screen, and the Blackberry style physical keyboard. The Android Market offers Apps that can rival the Apple empire, with many of the essentials such as notepads, timers, games and daily tools being free. The phone is easy to use (for both myself, a student, and my mother who is not the most technologically savvy of women) and ...  Read the complete review

The LG GW620 ( also known as in lg in touch max) is one of the first android phones from LG. The phone is small which is good but that means the keyboard is small to, if you have big fingers its not so good for typing ( i.e if you have gloves on either) Ive had this phone for about 6months and ive encountered a couple of problems which seem to be just through not thinking bout simple placement of the buttons. At the bottom of the phone is a small round lock buttom next to it are two touch sensitive buttons( one home button and one back button) which are a bit to sensitive when you open the phone up to hold and use it naturaly your hand rests on the side ...  Read the complete review

i got the lg gw620 about a year ago and its been a great little phone. the features on it are excelent i love the android OS and its very easy to use. the amount of free apps available on the android market is great. so far its pretty reliable apart from a few minor hiccups. a few of the problems i have experienced are that it crashes and freezes quite regularly (about once a week). this is annoying at best most of the time i just pull out the battery and it will reset and work fine but when you are in the middle of something this can be quite a drag. also the touchscreen can be unresponsive and sluggish this i guess is why it was so cheap. It also runs on a ...  Read the complete review