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Excellent

8.3

out of 10

cct121

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Ideal for mirror lovers

Dec 26, 2007

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Metal-like casing makes it a durable and scratch proof phone, camera has autofocus, Can take sim-card and flashcard out easily (w/o battery)
Cons: Scroller has slight delay, limited theme selection (no biggy)
Opinion:
This sturdy slider phone has a stronger durability than most slider phones I've used, the sliding function is solid and can go for a good period before wear and tear makes the sliding loose. The internal memory is limited but has an expansion slot. the feel of the metal keypad makes it easy to messaging and dialing. Only small knick is if the buttons were a bit more exposed after sliding down. Phone comes with LG remotes and earphones for those who like using this gadget as a phone and mp3. The camera actually has a 2 step button, hold half to focus and all the way to take the picture.

Overall, the phone is a great choice for those who may have a tendency to drop phones as well as using it as a mirror. REALLY shiny

valienv

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LG Shines !

Oct 2, 2007

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Large crisp display , Very good camera , Amazingly Superb build quality , solid sliding machinism , Very nice Software design
Cons: No radio , Soft speakers , Average sound quality
Opinion:
Anyone thinking of getting the LG Shine Slider , get the ke970 instead of the ku970 . the ku970's software fonts looks disgusting . the software looks does not look nice . whereas the ke970's software is very nice . neat fonts etc.

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V good looking Phone

Aug 29, 2007

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Looks
Cons: Price, No radio
Opinion:
Feels solid, Good screen (not as good as some Sony E'son), nice menu & looks great etc. Keypad & buttons little hard, No FM radio, Doesnt accept Business crad transfer from windows, all in all a very nice phone for a premium price

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