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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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!