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LG GW620 InTouch Max Phone

February 27, 2010 | Cell Phones, LG | Comments Off

Being a very powerful platform, mobile phone, Google Android is usually seen on high-end smartphones like the hero HTC Galaxy Samsung, Motorola and Milestone (although we’ve seen a few variations of lower costs along the way) . It is therefore somewhat surprising that LG has chosen to use a relatively inexpensive device for its first foray into the Android market. Fortunately, this has not led to too many compromises and it is still a very desirable handset.

Foremost among standout features this phone is its slideout keyboard as one of the best we’ve ever used. It includes five rows of large buttons spacious, which means all the letters and numbers, as well as some additional features such as directional keys and quick search can be accessed without needing to go to secondary functions. This is a very rare, even on the most expensive devices, so to find a device apparently low end is pretty incredible. Neither the keyboard is ignored by his action, though shallow, was a perceptible pause making it easy to tell when you hit a button.

Another feature that we are very pleased to see is a proper headphone jack on the top of the phone. It is easy to substitute your own choice of headphones for those who are expected, even if they are better than some of the pooled efforts you have taken, thank you for the reduction of external noise reasonable and decent bass reproduction. However, one could still find much more third headphones for around £ 30. To accompany this there is a quick launch button on the right side of the phone to go straight to music player. Internal storage is only 150 MB so you are somewhat limited as to what / how many applications you can install a microSD slot, but also on the right side means that its easy to add lots of multimedia phone to transfer files.

Also residing on the right side is the camera button while the summit is home to the combined power and screen lock button. On the left is making a microUSB, which is used to recharge the phone and to transfer data, and the volume rocker. The location of the buttons on the front is a little strange that the home and back buttons are tactile. Not only does this seem a bit unnecessary but the central selection button is not touching the making for a sensitive sensation during incompatible interaction with the phone. Essentially, however, the GW620 are fun to use with all its buttons fall easily accessible and logically placed. [via trustedreviews]