Box Contents

As always we take a look what you get inside the box, for starters you get a Stylus, Mains Charger, Handsfree Kit, USB Data Cable, Screen Protector and an Instruction Manual.

The Stylus probably won't appeal to everyone's taste due to the fact that it’s shaped almost like a lipstick.

Also the device uses its own propriety USB/Mains connector, so you have to ensure that you keep the cables safe and handy.

Additional: Like the iPhone you can get a TV-Out cable for this device, but we are unsure of the cost of this. A few people have got this device to work with SanDisk 8GB cards - check out Ron's post on the SlashGear website for the answer.

Spec

• Network: UMTS 2100 3G/ HSDPA, GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz, EDGE/GPRS Class 10
• Display: Colour TFT 3" touchscreen 262,144 colours, 240x400 pixels
• Camera: Integrated 5 megapixel, Auto focus, image stabilizer and flash
• Stereo Bluetooth: 2.0
• USB 2.0
• MicroSD card slot
• Dimensions: 103 x 54 x 14.8 mm
• Weight: 112g

Design

On first impressions the design of the LG is similar to the appeal of the iPhone, its front mainly contains the screen, with a few buttons at the base for voice calls.

However the profile is a lot smaller and manageable than the latter, plus it’s lighter as well.

To the right you have a multimedia control switch which takes you to your image gallery, camera or video option and there is a lock/unlock/image stabiliser button and the camera button for taking your snaps.

To the left side the USB/Mains port which is housed under a protective slide out cover.

Unfortunately the microSD card slot is positioned underneath the battery, which does become a real pain in the ass to keep removing and replacing.

The camera lens at the back does not feature a dust cap and its zoom/volume control is placed awkwardly by the lens itself - which takes a bit of practice to use properly.