Pros: Clear Calls, Excellent Reception, "Cool" factor, Good Battery Life Cons: Other than the included manual, none
Looking for a practical, good looking, easy to use and up-to-date cellular phone? The LG VX4400 fits the bill with cool looks, excellent call quality, simple to operate menu system and extensive options. Since I was already on my 3rd phone in ...
Pros: 65K Color Screen, Features, Weight, Signal Strength, Battery Life Cons: Ringer Can Be Too Loud At Times
I'd like to begin by mentioning that I have been a Verizon Wireless corporate accounts representative for almost seven years now. Needless to say, I've seen a GREAT deal of handsets come and go during that time period. Some good, some bad, and...
Pros: Excellent color screen, decent OEM battery life (for a color phone) Cons: Ringers can be distorted, unless you hack it, prepare to pay Verizon for options
My Cell Phone History: I've had cell phones since the late 80s (back when they were the size of a two-way radio). The VX4400 is my first color phone and my second LG phone. It is replacing my current LG TM510 (another very good phone).
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Pros: Screen, size and battery life. Cons: Sound quality.
**UPDATE 9/16/03 at the bottom** This phone is nice. I loved my Verizon LG TM510 but had to put it two sleep after two and half years of much use (Apparently that phone gets cranky and starts killing batteries quickly in its old age. But 2.5 y ...
After an unfortunate incident involving my 2-year-old son and my Motorola T720, I had to claim a loss on my cell phone through the insurance company. A couple days and a lost claim later, I find out that they can't give me another T720, but they can offer ...
Pros: Feature packed phone that does just about everything imaginable. Cons: Reception? Maybe.
There are plenty of great reviews here on epinions.com on this cellphone already, my review will concentrate on some of the features I think make this phone stand out as an excellent phone for the money:
Pros: Color screen, line quality, ringtones, alarm clock features, stylish and modern phone! Cons: NO GAME! Guidebook isn't very thorough, numberpad clumsy to work with.
So far, the LG VX4400 is the best phone I've had so far. This is my 5th phone since I started my cell phone service in 1998. I tend to change my mind often about the phones, not to mention how technology changes after a year of having a phone. I have a ...
Pros: Bright LCD Screen, External LCD, Clear and Beautiful Ringtones Cons: Some features of the phone are not available
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Looking for a beautiful color cellular phone?
I strongly recommend you purchase LG VX4400, a phone that is just released. This phone is available only with Verizon Wireless.
First of all, this phone has a large, beautiful, 65,000 color...
Pros: Small, lightweight, awesome color screen and many features Cons: Poor user manual.
Clarity & Reception: This phone has thus far given me great reception, (even in those weird places where my last phone would lose service). Tri-Mode signal reception gives better clarity and less dropped or static calls. (Verizon)
Pros: voice quality, voice dialing, color screen, interface, size Cons: feel of buttons, battery life, ability to hear other party.
I went to this phone when my startac finally cracked in half and it has not been an entirely happy experience. But overall, this is probably the best phone available for verizon customers today. The color screen is a nice feature, although serves ...
Pros: Outstanding reception, easy to use. Cons: Bad manual, terrible desktop charger,so-so battery life, slow voice activation, CD won't work
Purchased two VX4400Bs. The phone has more features than we need. We don't do the Web. We have had Nokias and Motorolas including the Motorola V60i. This is the better phone. It took a few moments to figure out the Menu system but once I did, I found it ...
Pros: Colour screen, flip phone design, Cons: Positioning of the volume and mic trigger on the outside of the phone. Belt clip.
This phone is an interesting creature. I upgraded from a Motorola T720 (meaning I switched cell phone carriers), and chose the VX 4400 because it had two of the main things I wanted in a cell phone: the flip-open design and a colour screen. On the ...
Pros: small, brilliant screen, great reception, voice dial Cons: included wallpapers, included ringers
I recently switched to Verizon wireless from Cingular for several reasons. I knew that I definitely wanted a color screen flip phone, and started doing research. The LG VX4400 got good reviews from online sites and users. I got 2 of them for $49.99 ...
Pros: Excellent phone with great reception and ergonomics and simple to use. Cons: The one self healing incident LOL
I have had my Verizon service for over two years so my service plan had expired, and I could change services anytime I wanted. I used this to my advantage when I called Verizon to get a new phone. If they wanted to keep me as a customer they had to give ...
Pros: Nice, easily read screen, good reception, thoughtfully designed, easy & accurate voice dialing Cons: Terrible manual, side buttons too easy to accidentally press, limited ringing volumes
I'm very happy with my LG VX4400. While not perfect, it is much better than the other flip phones I've had to try recently. After 3 months of struggling to find a workable combination of a good phone and good cellular service to replace my old Nokia ...
Pros: Has a great color internal LCD screen. Cons: Pretty good reception, ok battery life.
I had a Nokia 5185, and really needed an upgrade. When I went to the Verizon Wireless store, they really did not have a wide selection of flip phones to choose from, so I chose the VX4400, which was to me, the best looking phone they had. I was pleased ...
Pros: Beautiful color display and graphics; nice layout; good size and shape Cons: Sound quality is terrible; volume is too loud even at lowest setting.
I've been using my StarTac for years and I LOVE it, but bought this LG VX4400 as an almost-free upgrade when I renewed my contract with Verizon. What I like about the LG VX4400: * GORGEOUS color monitor * Graphics (icons, color choices, ...
Pros: Almost everything! Excellent reception, cool color screen, no problems so far. Cons: Accidental forwarding to voicemail (side buttons)
I've had my VX4400 a couple of months now and it seems to be a great little phone. It replaced my somewhat dated Nokia 5165. I never really had any complaints about the old phone but I had no idea what I was missing. I'm no phone guru but compared to ...
I am astonished by the ratings that this phone has received. This is a miserable phone and I hate it and I hope you take the time to see why. It is a company phone so I'm stuck with it. The most maddening thing about this fragile little phone is that the ...
Pros: Clear display, loud and clear sound, intuitive menus Cons: Loud sound, sometimes too loud, numbers and letters on keypad are blurry with backlighting
After deciding that I didn't want to pay $50 a month for telemarketers to call me, I decided to pull the plug. I decided to get rid of the land line and go completely wireless. In order to do this, I had to have a phone.
Pros: Very good voice clarity Cons: Very poor software
I wish that someone had warned me about this phone before I bought it. My husband and I had been customers of AT&T using Nokia phones for years. We were having problems with dropped calls, so we decided to switch to Verizon. Unfortunately, Verizon did ...
Pros: Small but not too small, Very user friendly, Battery doesn't run out, Great colors Cons: Instruction book terrible, Wallpapers limited, Ring tones not great
I have been a Motorola cell phone user since my first phone when cell phones were first marketed. I have had at least 8 Motorola cell phones and have always thought I would continue to stick with Motorola. Well, things have changed.
I changed...
Pros: Excellent reception, beautiful color screen, great volume level (if not a little too loud sometimes). Cons: Included ringtones are truly awful, color screen hard to see outside in sunlight.
I switched to Verizon after using AT&T GSM for the last year. GSM never worked at my house, which sucked because I was originally planning on dropping my landline. I read a lot of good things about Verizon and the LG VX4400, so I ordered from the web site ...
Pros: Durability, Looks, Color Screen, Features. Cons: No Speaker Phone, Earpiece not included in the package.
"Fun, functional, and easy to use, the new VX4400 from LG has everyone talking! The large, full-color Internal LCD has 4 theme colors, 8 wallpapers and a variety of font colors and sizes, and the unique external caller ID LCD has 10 custom colors to ...
Pros: display, design, features Cons: manual, lack of games, lame wallpaper
I was never sold on flip phones before I purchased this phone. But, after seeing a friend's 4400 I knew I wanted to give it a try. And I haven't been disappointed.
When I first started looking for phones I was looking really hard at the...
Pros: Great options, built strong, pleasing look, good clarity. Cons: External silence button that silences phone sometimes, less than desireable ringer/vibrate options.
I've been using the VX4400 for around six months now with Verizon Wireless, and I am very satisfied thus far with its performance. With regards to call clarity (the most important factor) this phone performs much better than most flip-phones I have had ...
When my two year Verizon contract ran out this month I was eager to get my "free" 100 dollar phone upgrade. I had been using a cheap Kyocera 2135 for two years and was generally happy, but annoyed about a couple of things. Now, I guess I'd say I'm ...
Pros: Clarity, reception, size, overall quality. Cons: Downloaded ringers not as loud as pre-loaded.
I recently went out in search of a new phone to replace my Motorola V60i. I looked at many phones on the Verizon Wireless service network. After evaluating most of the phones that Verizon had to offer, I settled upon the Motorola V60s, LG VX4400B, and ...
Pros: Gorgeous color screen, great battery life Cons: Nothing really so far, but ring tones are silly
I am a geek and just have to have toys to play with, so I was really hot to get the T720. But after reading the reviews, I was thinking that might not be such a good idea. I was shocked since my last favorite phone was the Motorola StarTAC and it was a ...
Pros: Nice color screen, good battery life for color screen phone Cons: Standard Ringers, Instruction Manual
I upgraded from a Moto Startac to the LG VX4400, my wife has an LG VX10, and we have been really happy with the phone, although when we bought her phone LG was (and still is) a relatively unknown brand.
Pros: Great reception, clarity of calls, color screen, basically a pretty fun little phone. Cons: Battery life doesn't compare to my 8390, which would last well over a week.
I just switched from the cute Nokia 8390 phone to this one and there is NOOOOOO comparison!! This phone is just as cute, great color screen, easy navigation (didn't hardly need the useless manual), I've found the info I need thru reviews on this site. ...
Pros: Features, user interface, build quality, battery life,
call clarity and reception Cons: Just a couple of minor quirks
LG hit a home run with the VX4400. The design and layout is well thought out and logical. The user interface is very intuitive, the phone book is a breeze to load and use, the reception and call clarity is absolutely outstanding and the build quality...
Pros: Better than average voice quality
Easy to read display under normal indoor light Cons: Unreliable charger
Color display washes out completely in sunlight
Poor quality sound with handsfree connection.
I use my phone for voice communication. For years, my trusty Motorola Star Tac served me well. When it stopped charging the battery, I decided it was time for a new phone and went to the Verizon store. The LG VX4400 seemed the best value so I purchased ...
Pros: Solid case. Good display. Big, spaced out number keys. Cons: Poor battery life. Phone book name lookup. Slow operation. Text entry of numeral 1.
History: Switched to Verizon in August, 2003. Coverage is marginally better than my old AT&T TDMA service and much better than my previous Cingular service in most areas that I frequent. (YES I CAN HEAR YOU NOW.) Only problem is that when the cellphone sw ...
Pros: Outer display, ability to assign ringers & photos to callers, chic factor, keypad, voice-activation Cons: Ring volume/quality, inside display, desktop charger, blue keypad lights, small inner screen
So I bought the VX as an upgrade to my tragic V120c which I seriously hated. (BTW- Thanks Verizon for making me keep it 10 months!) Don't you go and buy that new silver V120e either, it's still the same phone, earpiece volume is very quiet, and the thing...
I just picked up a new 4400B last week, with service through Verizon, and I couldn't be more pleased. This is the first cellphone I've had since 1995, so it's all pretty new to me. Needless to say, having been out of the loop for so long, I at ...
Pros: Ease of use, options, comfort on the eyes Cons: Durability
Who I am (my cell phone attitude):
I'm not a big cell phone guy but the situation was 'calling' me to make the next jump into modern day technology. From that statement you may think I'm of the older persuasion but I'm actually only 21 years old, I...
Pros: Color Screen, Voice Dialing Cons: Too Small (hard to hold), Poor Ringer Choices
I recently purchased the LG VX 4400b because my 6 year old Motorola StarTac started to have audio problems. I am not much of an expert when it comes to cell phones (started with an analog Ericcson, moved to a digital StarTac, and now have the LG VX ...
Pros: Small, compact, great screen Cons: Worthless manual
I won't reiterate what everyone else has written here about the terrific VX4400. But I will offer a great suggestion for those who plan to use this phone in their car.
One of the biggest problems I had with the VX4400 was where to put it and...
Pros: Battery, Sound quality, Features, Screen Cons: Not a thing.
Where do I begin? This is one solid, well designed phone. LG has out done themselves. First of all, the color screen that is featured on this phone is excellent. It has the most colors of any Verizon phone out there now, with 65 hundred colors, and...
Having contacted LG through email to voice my concern about the accessory issue, I received a call from one of the actual executives at the company, who was very concerned. He told me the issue was NOT...
Pros: Color display, user-friendly, high-technology, fast menus, great functionality. Cons: The charging cradle unit does NOT work with the leather case on the phone.
UPDATE (12/17/2005): My original review is below. I wrote it two years ago after only owning this phone for about a month. I actually sold the phone in August of this year. I served me VERY well for the full 2 years that I had it. ...
Pros: Ease of use...great color, size....ease of menu...ease of downloads...Get It Now...battery, so far. Cons: Can't charge with desktop charger with cover on...nothing else yet.
I needed a new phone because mine was old (a Bell Atlantic Bam 101) so I started researching them a few months ago. I wanted color, but not the ability to take pictures, and looked at the Motorola 720 because my girlfriend had just bought the Moto V60...
Pros: Great features...color display, voice dialing, great rings........low price. Cons: A little heavier than other new phones. No games come preset in the phone.
This phone has every feature that I need, and didn't break the bank! It is stylish and not too heavy. I have dropped it a couple times (oops) and it is still in great shape! When I new I was switching to Verizon I did a lot of research on the ...
Pros: Good reception, backlighting, easy menus, voice dial Cons: Battery life, no aftermarket car charger will work
This is my first color phone and first time with Verizon Wirelss service. Overall, I am very pleased. My calls are clear, don't drop out, coverage area is great (it's tri-band so it will work just about anywhere), and the phone has many useful features. T ...
I believe this is now my 5th cell phone, and by far the best and most useful. First of all its color, you can put pictures on it, and change to ringers to suit your likings. Text messages from certain people can have different tones as well as different...
Pros: Display, looks, battery life Cons: Fails to charge, silences itself randomly, lousy ringtones, too big
I got this phone from work and I'm glad I didn't actually pay for it myself. I'll start with the positives. It's a decent looking phone and has a nice color display. The navigation keys for the menus are good--big plus having up/down/left/right arrows ...
Pros: Color screen. Nice basic accessories. Easy to navigate, and to spell out names. Fun games. Cons: Annoying ring tones, which are often too loud. Can not feel vibrating in pocket.
The good:
The quality of this phone is excellent. It has a decent battery life. Good reception and call quality. The phone is very easy to navigate and use. It even lets you record small bits of audio (IE notes to self.) The screens are very...
This will be a dual review of both the VX4400 and the newer VX6000 camera phone, since epinions.com does not yet have the VX6000 listed. VX4400 - 5 Stars This is based mostly on the raves from one of my buddies who has a VX4400, but I've handled it ...
Pros: reliable as heck, useful features, nice looks, VERIZON Cons: short battery life, nearly perfect interface but with glaring shortcomings
okay, it's my 6th or 7th cell, but first with verizon. i finally gave up on sprint after years of crappy, unreliable service. first of all, let me just say that [in my area] sprint service is nearly non-existent (in an area that is supposedly covered ...
First of all, I'll tell you about myself. I'm an 18 year old male college student from maryland. I actually have the LG VX4400B, the only difference between the regular 4400 is that the shell color (navy blue), on the newer version isn't silver and you ...
Pros: Beautiful colored screen and lots of options. Love the blue lighted keys. Cons: The ringer tones. Selection isn't great but you can download different sounds.
I just love this phone. The quality is durable and the sound is clear and never have dropped calls. I only wish that I could download pics from my computer onto the phone but not really necessary. There are a lot of nice extras with the VX4400 and is...
Pros: Menus are a breeze to navigate. Good clear signal. Awesome sound quality. Cons: Can't answer the phone while it's in the belt clip...even with a headset.
I'll start with the functionality of the phone. It's really easy to use and figure out all of the many functions the phone has...from programming the voice dialing to voice memo recorder to the calendar with notification to the alarm clock, to the...
Pros: GREAT Volume, buttons, battery life, Bright Screens (inside and out). Cons: Manual a little strange.
I had a Motorola T720 for 5 months. After several months of complaining to Motorola about the lack of volume (they admitted the problem and told me 'tough luck'), traded it in for the VX4400. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! Great volume range, easy to use, great...
Pros: bright screen, nice features Cons: problems with reliable reception.
I have had a ton of problems with reception since moving into my new apartment in Jamaica Plain, MA. I cannot get reception. The phone will show 4-5 bars of antenna, but when I initialize the call, it drops to zero....then slowly will come back long ...
I bought this phone two weeks ago after I had lost my old Nokia. I was planning on buying the motorola V720 but the sales associate at the store convinced me to try the LG VX4400. I was skeptical at first but after a good sales pitch I decided to try it...
Pros: Lightweight, clear calls Cons: Ringer tunes, battery life (?)
I relied on epinion reviews when choosing my new phone, and I wasn't disappointed. I was spoiled by my Nokia with an extra long life battery, and was looking for something similar. I read that the Motorola T720 had poor battery life (because of the...
Pros: price, performance, bettery Cons: get it now!
i got this phone on 02/23/03. a very cheap 30dollars for 2 yrs contracts after rebate. ppl, dont buy ur plan on the web. the price will be freaking high if u order the service online. do it in the authorized store in chinatown or some where on the...
Pros: Good voice quality, nice firmware features, small profile, good battery life. Cons: Poor case design. Picking up phone often terminates incoming call.
This phone needs a fix to a severe problem. When you pick up the phone it's very difficult not to touch the buttons on the side. The buttons are for volume and muting features but will terminate an incoming call while ringing when any button is pressed...
Pros: Great interface Cons: Battery life is very low
This phone is a better buy than the Motorola 720. The reason being is that it has a better set of buttons, better software, and is faster. The main downside is that it is plastic, although it is lighter than many of the motorola phones. The battery...
I like the type of equipment that feels natural, like an extension of Oneself. IE a BMW. When you hold the wheel, it is an extension of you - everything works together.
This phone feels good, solid, dials nicely, very functional and just is...
Pros: Silvery futuristic exterior Cons: Silvery futuristic exterior flakes by just looking at it the wrong way.
The guy at the Verizon store told me this was the best phone available (a year ago). Since my company pays for it, I obliged. I regret getting this phone everyday, but I am too lazy to go get a new one or have to explain to my boss why I am getting a ...
Pros: Great color screen, good volume, nice size. Cons: Cuts in and out, not-so-great battery life.
I had this phone for about 5 months before it was stolen. I originally bought this product because it looked good. At the time flip phones were very popular. This phone ended up being more than just good looking. It has great size, it is not bulky at ...
Pros: Great Service, very Colorful, decent battery life for a phone, many features Cons: A slightly bulky, pull out antenna, doesn't come with games.
The VX4400 for Verizon is a great phone. It has many features and has good color. After comparing this phone with the Motorola T720 and Audiovox CDM9500, I have found this phone to be the best that Verizon offers. The T720 is a good phone, except for its...
Pros: It's color, I got it free after rebates at Verizon. Has features Cons: Screen useless in the sunlight. Poor menu navigation. can't remove busy background pictures.
I've been using cell phones for years. Got this one as I was changing my plan ( My last phone is a t ...
I love this phone. I upgraded from my TM510 and it's a biiig improvement. The phone book makes much more sense and the outside buttons let you do more. My favorite is being able to shut off the ringer while someone is calling you. With my old phones,...
Pros: External caller ID. That's about it. Cons: Just read the review. 15 words max isn't enough to elaborate.
It is difficult to find a place to start on how unbelievably adept this phone is to falling apart. I purchased two of the LG VX4400 phones from Verizon Wireless along with a two year contract. The phones come with a warranty that lasts for the first ...
Pros: It has a camera, comes free sometimes with a signed contract. Cons: read review, there are just too many to list in this little spot.
This phone is absolutely the worst phone. My husband and my mom have this phone and it is a piece of crap. Most phones you can open up and follow the menu in it and pretty much figure out how to use it. This phone's menu is the worst I have ever seen. ...
This was my first cell phone......luckily not the last. This phone lacks many, many features like camera, AIM, email, EV connectivity, bluetooth, MP3 player, Vcast - to name a few. Structurally, this phone is amazingly weak. It feels as if i could break the screen by only slightly bending it. Luckily, I had insurance on this phone because when it broke (hardware or software) I returned it. I ended up getting 4 others. The antenna is also extremely weak, structurally and functionally. The front speakers also blew out from using its own ringtones on the highest volume.
Overall, This is the worst phone. I was forced to wait until my contract was up to get my new one, the LG vx9800....which I extremely recommend.
Pros: Durability, interface, battery. Cons: a little bulky
This cell phone will fit anyone, from the teenager of the house, to the ever-shopping mother. It is easy to use, and once you are used to it, calls are a snap. It can take a beating, as long as you don't send it into the washing machine. LCD display is nice, and it has a long battery life. Don't sweat when you drop it here and there, it can take a little of that.
Pros: easy to use, web, color, durable, Cons: ringer stinks, charger is terrible, battery life
This was my first real phone. I was the last one of my friends to get one so i have a lot to compare it to.
Pros: Color phone, easy phonebook, text messaging, web (easy to use), You get one free ringtone download, easy to customize, very few lost calls, can take a beating ( threw it around like my car keys), can download whatever song you want with GET IT NOW (ringtones, wallpapers), voice dialing, easy to figure out all options, good service,
cons: Ringtones stink, downloads for ringtones are expensive, headset volume could be louder, Ringer could be louder, ringer and vibrate don't work together, recharger doesn't have more than 9 monthes of life, need to get another charger, cheap belt clip, antenna easily broken,
Pros: Free with some plans Cons: Fragile, poor sound, low battery life, etc.
I'm an engineer that studies product failure. The battery, keypad, antenna, screen, and speaker all failed to an either moderate or complete degree. There must be some defect somewhere in the manufacturing process for 3 of them to fail in 6 months. I have also tested and owned Nokia phones that have received 10 times the abuse and remained near perfect!
Pros: Small, flip phone, easy to use Cons: Doesn't have a lot of extras like a camera phone
This has been the best phone I've ever had. I purchased mine over two years ago and have dropped it loads of times. It is still in great condition. I have never had problems with it. The battery still lasts a decent amount of time (I do generally charge it in the car in between but considering its age, not bad). I just recently bought another battery for it for $13 and it's back to being like new. I bought another phone somewhat recently to try out - brand new and it's battery didn't last as long as the two year old one for my LG VX4400.
The reception is almost always good and I can hear everyone clearly.
Pros: pics;video;testing;extra service numbers Cons: mobile charging apparatus has to be manufacturers own
This was my first foray into the world of mobile phones and I was pleasantly surprised to find that I did not need a child to interpret the handbook or phone for me. Simple instructions, easy to follow and great back up from the manufacturers on any problems.
I really enjoy using the separate functions, taking pics and videos everywhere and sending emails when I am on the go. I would recommend this phone to any would-be buyer as simple, inexpensive (in comparison with others) and fun to use. If I can do it at 50 then I am sure there a lot of other people out there who can.
Pros: Color screen, easy menu Cons: Vibrate/Ring function and screen
I purchased this phone about two years ago. At the time, it was among a new trend of color screens, so I was very happy. The menu was easy to use, and colorful graphics guided me through the menu. The phone has the volume control on the side of the phone, which is handy. It also has a button on the side that will switch from Normal Mode to Vibrate to Silent. This was a plus, because the phone I had before this you had to access this feature in the menu. The only bad thing I can say is that if you would turn the volume on Ring and Vibrate, the phone would only vibrate and never ring. Also, after a year of having this phone the screen started doing weird things like looking like a fuzzy TV, so I returned it within warranty and got a new model of the same phone. Since then, I have had it for a year and had no problems with the new one.
Pros: long battery life, durable, charges fast Cons: stays lit while charging
I've had this phone for over three years now, and I have not had one problem with it so far. I've used it for 3 days straight without charging and a reasonable number of calls, because it saves battery when I'm not using it.
Pros: snappy little phone, i like the color screen, i really like the voice dialing. Cons: the voice dialing sometimes is a little sluggish, but still i like it.
well i have had this phone for a little over a week, I have had the battery down to 1 line and put it on the charge and was still able to use the phone. I were it on my belt clip everyday in and out of cars,desk chairs,forktrucks,and machines all day everyday, have only had the side keys change 1 time and that was to manner mode. which is vibrate, when i got the phone i did not get a manual but from what i read here it is to complacated anyway. i went to yahoo groups vx4400 and find help on what manner mode was. so far i am very happy with the phone, recpetion calls, ringtones. if anything changes on this my opion of this phone i will update this, but so far am very happy with the phone and service.
Best phone I have ever owned by raypendergraph ,Jan 28 '04
Pros: Good features, operationally sound, good battery life Cons: Text browser, ringer bug
This phone is very user friendly and feature rich. Without writing a speech this is a great phone. Battery life *fantastic*, especially when in a Verizon 1x area. Menus are nice and easy to navigate. I do use the phone to check my Yahoo! email and thats working out good. The text browser is.... well, a text browser. What can i say, use it if ya have to. So if your interested in web surfing for fun on the phone this one's not for you. This phone displays 10 lines of text as opposed to 7 like many other text phones. The only software bug I have found so far is when the ringer is set to "Vib and High" it just vibrates.
Pros: Great phone, Excellent Reception Cons: Faceplates aren't easily changable
I owned this phone for over 6 months and loved it. I have Verizon and recently upgraded to the LG Picture phone(VX6000) and gave my father my LG-VX4400. I loved this phone but wanted the picture capabilites so I upgraded. Color phone with an external LCD screen with Time, date and number display. This phone is great, you have so many features on this phone it is hard to know where to start. It has a Calander similar to a PDA which you can set alerts and other features for meetings and appointments. The phone book can store all your numbers that you ever need including email addresses as well, you can have different ringtones for groups or individuals. A detailed break down of minutes used on the timers for home and roaming minutes. It has the mobile web and get it now features what are really cool, you can download applications for ringtones and all kinds of different applications. It also has a tip calculator as well as a regular calculator and world clock. I loved this phone and hated to give it up.
Pros: It's 99.9% perfect Cons: speaker tends to have too much treble & hurts my ear
I did lots of research before buying this phone therefore I knew what I was getting what I got it!
I was thoroughly surprised at how easy this phone was to use. I didn't even need the manual...I just started pressing buttons & figured it out on my own...my theory: "if I can figure it out on my own relatively quickly, then it's a good phone," and it was.
A lot of folks complained about the manual but I found it very descriptive.
I love the sleekness, the design, the feel, the screen....I am 99.9% happy with it.
Most Durable Phone Ever by stareyedgirl ,Apr 16 '04
Pros: You can't kill it Cons: ???
I have had this phone for almost a year now, and I love it. But what's more, it is the most durable little thing on the planet. I've dropped it numerous times, it's been sat on kicked and once I even dropped it in a puddle. I thought for sure that time it would be dead and I'd have to get a new one, but nope. I took the battery out dried it off and I haven't had any problems whatsoever. Many people commented on how it's a fragile little thing so I felt I had to write to say, no indeed it is not fragile and if you had put the phone to the same abuse I have you would know that. I think that many people think of it as fragile because it's so small, but I've known people that dropped their phone once and it never worked right again. My best friend, one other friend and I all have these phones and all agree that they will probably last forever.
Excellent Phone - Limited Manual by chasdsuitt ,Jan 23 '04
Pros: Great displays, lighted keys, reasonable battery life, comfortable and substantial feel in hand. Cons: Poor manual and sketchy information on some settings
I have had excellent reception in the Dallas Texas area, no calls dropped. Navigating through the menus is instinctive and more than adequate choices are provided even though explanation of some functions is sketchy or simply not present (Auto Volume for example). Battery life seems limited but workable. This phone is stylish. I love the choice of Speed Dials or Voice Dialing. Some advance planning of Phone Book entries is a good idea for the Speed and Voice dialing functions.
Pros: nice color screen. small size. can download different tones, pics, etc. Cons: can not talk without taking holster off. battery dies easily from talking to much.
i bought this phone from Verizon. i have had no trouble with the service. the phone works great. it has cool features plus you can download games, tones, pics, etc. the battery is good but it will die if you talk a lot. i know because i do tons of talking on nights and weekends which is free time for me. the screen is bright and clear. the sub LCD screen on the front has the time and date which is nice. one cool thing about the front LCD screen is you can change the standby color. just kinda cool. a quality phone and i would recommend it highly. it is both digital and analog and also has GPS for the 911 service if so needed. you cant kill this thing. barring dropping it in the toilet it will not break.
Pros: color screen,good reception, good battery life, fun rings Cons: user manual
i got an lg vx4400 about three months ago, prior to this i had a nextel, i hated it. i ended up getting this phone, and i automatically fell in love with it.
Pros: Different color choices and pictures. Voice activated, speed dialing, small. Cons: pricey with or without a contract. side button ignores calls if pressed by accident.
I have always wanted a flip phone especially since most people u see today have flip phones. They fit wherever u want them too and pick up and hang up so easily. You can easily ignore a call by pressing the side buttons. I get a lot of compliments on my phone because of the cool colors and cool pictures I can download on my phone.
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT! VERY BAD PHONE, DON'T BUY IT! by uflash ,Feb 24 '04
Pros: Nice features Cons: Poor reception, reliability, battery life, and sound.
I'm on my fourth phone (3 months period). Everybody is talking about how good is this phone, including Verizon. Well, if this phone is so good why my phone keeps freezing (Maybe Mr. Gate created the software for it), shuts down on its own (maybe the cell-phone ghost doesn't like me), resets while I'm on a call (wait my ears are SO big I may be pushing the secret reset code). Today I will get my fifth phone, please wish me luck. Maybe I'm lucky enough to get the one you all are saying is a great phone!
Pros: Durability
Battery life
Clarity and signal Cons: Vibration mode is not strong enough
I have owned both a LG TM510 and VX4400 and purchased a VX3200 for my son. I would never buy another brand. These phones are as sturdy as my first Motorola Brick from more than 10 years ago. I've dropped them, banged them and even drowned them and they keep on ticking.
Slick Phone, Poor Reception by joannabenz ,Oct 22 '03
Pros: Flip phone, easy menus, attractive, games Cons: Really, really weak reception! Can't talk while charging.
The LG VX4400 is a beautiful looking phone, with lots of bells and whistles. I tried it in Colorado Springs, CO, using Verizon. Even in a large city, with few obstacles, I could not use this phone in my own house because the other party could not hear and understand me.
Switched over to the new Motorola T730, which has similar bells and whistles, and is ALSO a great looking flip phone, like the LG. Much better performance now.
You might be happy with this LG phone if Verizon has excellent cell towers in your area... but I know that other people have also complained about its poor reception, so my advice is to stay away.
Incidentally, you cannot talk on this phone or answer this phone while it is charging (unlike Motorola phones). If its dead, you simply have to wait for it to recharge before you can use it at all.
And the phone sticks in the charger, making it even more difficult to disconnect and try to answer the phone quickly. If you're slow at grabbing phone calls, this is a big problem!
Good phone, a little outdated vs VX6000 by dnp4466000 ,Dec 16 '03
Pros: nice simple messaging features, excellent color display, reasonable battery life
Cons: 1) only 199 phone book entries 2)No built-in speakerphone? 3)VX6000 out there
The LG vx4440 is clearly for busy people: No fla-fla, straight to the point, a graphic internet browser with a color display, voice notes, and a strong built with good sound quality. But I don't understand why they didn't kick in a built-in speakerphone, the feature of choice for businesspeople in a world where legislators are putting bans on phone use while driving. And why just 200 phone book entries in a market where 500 is the trend? These are the two main flaws that I see, which doesn't mean the LG vx4400 isn't good. If you're not the most demanding business user around, getting a good price and a good service plan with the vx4400 may be just what you need. But also consider other options such as the Sanyo SCP-4900 or Nextel's i95cl.
Another alternative is the new VX6000 which excells in display quality, speed you get built-in camera.
Pros: everything is good except for the battery. Cons: Battery will break off easily, Battery is of poor quality
LG designed their batteries so that the two little plastic notches holding the battery on to the phone will break off easily, thus making it so the consumer will have to keep buying batteries. Furthermore, the battery life is short, and the battery has to be replaced after about a hundred charges. Don't buy LG phones!
Pros: Lightweight, great screen resolutoin, logical menu and navigation. Cons: Battery life needs to be extended (but still better than many competing phones).
This phone from Verizon in NYC metro area was an excellent replacement for my wife's StarTac (when we dropped Sprint). Screen resolution is excellent (albeit small font for users with limited eyesight), menus and command navigation are well-thought out. My wife (primary user) loves the voice command function, especially for dialing. Receiver sensitivity and transmission power seem adequate (former provides good audio quality; latter is dependent on VZ's tower network). Standard battery life could be longer, but overall is sufficient for a day of *moderate* mobile use. Surprise to see so many Korean companies making top-line consumer electronic goods: looks like LG (and Samsung) will give the Japanese and Nokia a run for this market!
Pros: Nice size, clear screen. Cons: No simple ring tones; can't turn wallpaper off; battery life nowhere near what they claim.
I had high expectations of this phone since it was rated so high by Consumer reports. I was disappointed by the sound quality and reception. My old Nokia (which never was rated that well) had much better reception for me.
I wanted a good phone for making phone calls. I did not need the web, the Get It Now stuff the color screen and all the other stuff that was in the phone. I hated the screen. The wallpaper makes the text on the screen near impossible to read at a glance. And, it cannot be disabled. The outer screen is awesome. Well deigned, and clearly displays a lot of info. The inner screen is polluted with too much stuff. How could they do one screen so well and the other so poorly?
The ring tones are all garbage. There is no simple ascending ring tone.
This phone is getting returned. I will keep my lowly rated Nokia. It did phone calls better without all the gimmicks.
Pros: Great sound quality, amazing features Cons: No speakerphone (not too many flips have it), illogical icon menus, poor manual.
I've only had the phone for 1 day, but so far I am extremely happy with it. My wife commented that the voice quality was much better than the previous phone that I had for 2 week (had to return the Audiovox 8600 for poor signal strength and poor voice quality).
I have a question that hopefully someone could answer. I know that the manufacturer always warns about using third party accessories, but does anyone know where I can get a non OEM car charger that will not damage the phone. I found a retailer at factorydirectcellular.com. I know that they try to appear to sell OEM products which they obviously are not, but does anyone know if their products are good quality that will not damage the phone.
Almost perfect, though unfinished by ikatsman ,Oct 17 '03
Pros: advanced features, color Cons: bad holster, software
I've seen MANY phones. LG's 4400 is very good.
As in previous models (tm510 etc) LG managed to overcome some common maker's mistakes. Unlike in Samsung and others, face display is readable without a backlit making the phone perfect watch (though in newer camera model -- 6000 LG trashed it and made front LCD useless)
However, there are some shortcomings:
1) Holster locks screen making it impossible to open phone in the holster.
2) snap-in docking charger is too hard to snap phone
in-and-out. Sometimes battery gets dislodged when removing from docking charger.
3) The worst: SYNC software is bad, not compatible with
previous models(i.e. doesn't syncronize schedule, voice tags)
4) Can't use as modem: unlike tm510 which could be used as regular modem, 4400 requires Verizon's subscription-proprietery software to connect to internet with this phone.
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