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The good: Good Phone For Texting. Picture Quality. Mp3 Player. Camera. FM Radio. Video Camera. Good Long Recording Only If You Have A Micro SD. Some What Useful Calender. Alarm. Internet. Connects To Computer. 3G On My Version Of The LG KS360. Bluetooth Works Fine.<p/>The bad: Slow Screen Change. Going To Menus and What Not Is Slow. Texting Usual Gets Glitches Here and There Doing Spaces With The "L" Button Unexpectedly. Phone Shuts Off Randomly. When Talking On The Phone The Other Person On The Line Can't Hear You As Well. Only 80 Letters Allowed For Memos. Should Have A 3mm Slot For Ipod Headphones and Etc. The Whole Phone Should Be Touch, Not Just The Dialing. Doesn't Have Enough Space With Out Micro SD Card. Bad Phone For Calling.<p/>Summary: The Phone I Have Is An Unlocked LG KS360 From Great Britain(I Think). Phone Does Lag At Times When Deleting Text Messages And Rushing To Different Menus. The LG KS360 Does Block Signals Randomly. Its Probably Because The Phone Isn't With The Carrier AT&T. Battery Life Isn't So Bad. You Lose 1 Bar Of Batt. After Listening To 20 Mins Of Songs On Your Mp3. Also 1 Batt. Bar After 2 Hours Of Phone Talk. I Would and I Wouldn't Recommend This Phone To Someone Because. If Your A Person That Wants To Reply To A Text Typing Paragraph After Paragraph. And Would Like To Listen To Music While Texting. Take Good Pictures/Videos Of Memories/Events. Then This Is The Phone For You. But If Your A Person That Talks On The Phone More Often Then You Text. Then This Isn't The Phone For You. Overall I Enjoy This Phone For Texting Mostly. And Phone Calls Occasionally.

The good: Amazing speaker for music and speaker phone, visually appealing, low cost, easy to navigate menus, easy to change settings, battery life is low but charge time is very fast, expandable and hotswapable memory with micro SD<p/>The bad: Keyboard too small and flat, numerical keypad unresponsive and hard to push at times, various internal and functional problems(read summary), battery life is awful(read in a comment they've fixed that, can't confirm), receives poor service from provider, no standard 3.5 mm headphone jack or usb dongle. Music player is set up so you can only listen to 50 song playlists at a time and cannot run music in background.<p/>Summary: At first this phone was a nice replacement from the sad excuse of a sidekick known as the iD. For the first few days this phone was so much better then my iD. The keyboard is a little hard to adjust to, especially because of the size difference compared to my old sidekick. This was about the only complaint I had for the first day or two. Not too long after using this phone the low battery life became more obvious. I am always texting and this was one thing the phone's battery couldn't handle. A two or three page text ran a full battery down two bars and picture messages can sometimes take a few minutes to fully send due to poor service, this has eaten up three bars from a full battery. This problem is made a little better because of a short charging rate and the last bar on the battery seems to hold longer then the first four. Another thing I noticed is that over the next few months of use more and more functional problems would pop up while using the phone. Examples of these problems include double typing letters with one keystroke, space bar unresponsive, numerical pad very unresponsive, screen freezes after slide and displays both the portrait and landscape display at the same time, random shut down, dropped calls even with good reception, other line not hearing me during phone calls, no alert for calls, and more recently the contact name "mom" was displayed for any call and text I received. The last problem only occurred for a few hours. Some of the problems haven't happened in a while like the display freezing and random shut down. Some happen all the time like dropped calls, numerical pad being unresponsive, space bar being unresponsive, and one key stroke double typing letters. Another problem with the phone is that it's casing scratches easy. I've only dropped this phone once from a height of two feet and the phone had many small hacks and scratches on the edge of the phone also the battery cover gets small thin scratches very easy, like from buttons near the outside of jean pockets. One thing I have noticed with quite a few Samsung phone's is that they don't receive reception well from the wireless provider. This results in messages not sending, picture messages rarely working, and many dropped calls. Lastly, one thing that really bugged me that could have improved the battery life slightly is that the full qwerty still illuminates if the phone is closed and you push a button on the front. This bothered me because if both keypads are lit up for an extensive amount of time this could contribute to the poor battery life and the full qwerty has no purpose for being lit when you can't even see it. The only pros are listed in pros section. Who would I recommend this phone to? First time full qwerty users who are looking for an inexpensive phone.

The good: Love the phone, and the keys!<p/>The bad: This has only happen once but early this morning the phone actually shut off on me in mid txting....i didnt power down, but just went white. Also, it might be a carrier issue but a few of my txt messages would actually go to the wrong person....only happened a couple of times but i think it was because i was txting heavely to multi people. O if u love to txt, get ready to charge this phone every night.<p/>Summary: Other than the little minor problems stated above, i really love the phone....one of the coolest non touch screen phones out there.<br><br>I would tell everyone to pick up the phone if u dont want to be like everyone now days with a touch screen.

The good: Love the keyboard and touch screen features. Very easy to use and navigate around. This phone is very similar to the iPhone at a fraction of the cost. <p/>The bad: After having the phone for 4 days, some of the keys on the keyboard do not work. I may just have a "bad" phone. Battery life could be better especially when using the Internet.<p/>Summary: Despite the keyboard breaking, I'm willing to exchange it and try it again.

If you have a problem with this service, phone or anything else it is probably YOU. A friend got one and it works just like mine.

The good: It has a great screen quality. It can hold more text than iv ever seen. Took me an hour to delete them all. (bought it from a friend) It takes pretty nice pictures. Lots of effects. Sound quality. Alot compacted into a decent size phone. Good entertainment learning all the functions.Battery is long lasting<p/>The bad: The qwerty keyboard is a bit cramped. Kinda confusing what letters from numbers or symbols are because of the same color.<p/>Summary: Iv only had this for a day. But i like it. Its a well built smart phone. Lots of stuff to do in this phone and i find it fun to learning how it works. I dont find it that hard to use it. Takes some time. But the qwerty keyboard could be a small issue, but its easily learned after a few days of texting. No biggy. I would say get this to anyone, but if had a choose go with the new jack. Better qwerty. But i got this for a deal so why not. Still a good phone.

The good: Stylish, sleek, fairly-priced phone, all the gadgets and gimics you would want in a data phone.<p/>The bad: Pricy to operate, sometimes shuts off for no apparent reason, and worst of all it LOCKS UP INTERMITENTLY. You can just go to pick up your phone one morning after a night's rest and the display is frozen in addition to the toolbar at the top of the screen lit up in brown with a lock symbol. As much as you try to unlock it from the side, it won't. I soon figured out that taking the battery out of the back of the phone reset it HOWEVER this is not something you should have to do all the time<p/>Summary: Great phone with all the gadgets, very similar to IPHONE style but without the OVERPRICED ticket. BUT something needs to be done about this phone locking up... i don't know if it's the program or because it's such a new phone...

The good: absolute best music phone ive come across<p/>The bad: forget ringtones even though the option is there to save as a ringtone it does nt work <p/>Summary: best music phone . forget making or using original ringtones . the option is there but it does not work . noone seems to know why not even tech support at my carrier .

The good: Rugged, waterproof, comes with 2 batteries<p/>The bad: I had to return it 3 times in two days, was given a replacement each time.<p/>Summary: I was very excited when I got the first phone last weekend but after I got home two hours later the phone kept turning itself off every minute. I went back to Verizon thinking I just got a bad phone. They gave me a new one but as they were programming it the new one started doing the same thing. The tech went back to the storeroom and got me a third phone from a different shipment. This time they told me I just needed to change my Alltel number(which I have had for 8 yrs) to a Verizon number and that would fix the problem. Got back home and the third phone started doing the same thing. After 3 days and 7 hours and the loss of my old number I finally had to get a different phone. No one could explain to me why this happened and it was too late to get my old number back. I never had a chance to find out about the reception problems others talked about, but did notice the battery life was pretty short even on the extended battery, of course turning itself off and on every minute didn't help any.