LG VX9800 Cellular Phone

Pros: Great clarity, tons of options, Internet/email capable.
Cons: A little bulky and heavy but its expected with so many features.

I got this phone as a Christmas present for myself the day after Christmas in 2005. As soon as I saw it I was really intrigued by its shape and style. I got specifics from the teller at Verizon and ended up completely loving it. It's capabilities are ...

Pros: Keyboard, IM, GPS, camera, perfect for texters!
Cons: A little harder to carry.

This phone is pretty much perfect for me. I do have a couple of issues with it, but the pros greatly outweigh the cons. I was planning on getting a new phone recently, when mine got wet and died - an old LG - so that kind of sped up the process for ...

Pros: Good mobile internet access, usable keyboard, bluetooth
Cons: slightly bulky, immature wireless sync features, poor calendar integration, mediocre ergonomics

Before I light the grill here, I just want to open with the statement “I like LG phones.” This is to say that I’ve had a good experience with the LG VX6000, and my wife carries the VX6100 and likes it as well. We were, during our early cellular days, ...

Pros: Large interior screen, size, QWERTY keyboard
Cons: Small "phone" buttons, inside softkeys awkward

VX 9800 I write this review after only using it for a couple of weeks. I will update it as things change…With that being said!! First Impression: WOW! Finally, the phone I’ve been looking for. I’ve never been overly happy with Verizon’s phone ...

Pros: Big screen, QWERTY keyboard, Multimedia capabilities
Cons: Size, front keypad, need to accessorize

(First off, I am reviewing the vx9800 with the latest software release. The original phone could not use the V-Cast music service while this latest software flash can) Well, my last $100 "New Every 2" came up a few weeks ago and I decided to go ...

Pros: my favorite feature is the MP3 player.
Cons: It doesn't have a very good camera.

I got a new job a few months ago and to reward my self I thought I'd get a new cell.. I was looking into getting the new chocolate phone, on TV it looked brown, I wanted a brown phone I thought that would be totally cute due to the fact that I was going ...

Pros: Features, keyboard, price,
Cons: Size, buggy software

The LG-VX9800 (Or as Verizon calls it, The V) is LGs competitor to the sidekick. It is a rather large camera phone that flips open opposite to most phones to reveal a beautiful 2.5 inch screen with keyboard, and dual speakers. It hosts features that can ...

Pros: Lots of features, hours of fun
Cons: Camera layout is bad

I have owned a Pocket PC since they first came out. My current one is over 4 years old but still serviceable. I thought it would be cool to have a smartphone/PDA type device as a replacement. After countless hours of research and reading hundreds of user ...

Pros: EXCELLENT signal reception and clear calls. Good build quality. Convenient design. Full featured. Battery life.
Cons: Small front screen, buttons a little close but still perfectly usable. Not yet sentient.

I have to be honest, LG VX9800, I think our relationship is moving to the next level. But I have to know you feel the same way. I remember the first time I saw you in the Verizon store, cradled on that tiny Lucite shelf smeared with the fingerprints ...

Pros: Feature rich, nice speaker phone, plays music.
Cons: Large, heavy, small buttons.

Buying a new phone was a big deal for me, as I had my original phone for 5-6 years, I know, unheard of! Well I found this one on display at the Verizon store, and decided to check Ebay for it. I got one for $100 without a battery or any attachments, but ...

Pros: Clean Design, Excellent Display(s), Functional Keyboard, Everyone thinks it neat.
Cons: Too many pay to use-features, probably big and bulky for most users.

I ended up purchasing this phone with the "Every Two" program from Verizon. My trusty Samsung's A840 display decided to go dead, so just in the knick of time I guess. I really liked my Samsung as it was compact, but had a little bit of weight to it. ...

Pros: Great keyboard, internal screen, signal, camera/video, internet capability. Excellent voice call. Good PDA.
Cons: Does not support Bluetooth data transfer. Users Manual is EXTREMELY inadequate.

I've had The V for about a month now and so far, I am very happy with it. I was originally looking for a PDA phone that could replace my old by very functional Sony Clie PDA and Audiovox phone. But I just couldn't fathom dropping $400 for the Treo 700 ...

Pros: Great for texting, if you're into that
Cons: Not that great for things other than texting

LG VX9800 Verizon Wireless The Facts: The LG VX9800 is a non-flip phone that instead flips sideways to reveal a mini QWERTY keyboard. It has a miniSD slot giving it expansion room up to 2 GB, currently. The extra space is useful ...

Pros: Dual Number Pads, Speakerphone, mini keyboard
Cons: Bulky, Ringer not loud enough, Front screen is small and not very sharp/clear

I purchased this cell phone in October 05 shortly after it was released by Verizon. In fact I was told by my saleswoman at Verizon store that I was the second one buying that phone in their store. Initially most people that saw my phone were asking me ...

Pros: Wirless internet (3G), text messaging, and a camera.
Cons: Bulky, after a year of use, looks like a truck ran over it.

I'm a project engineer on a large construction site. This phone was going to be the answer to all my communication problems. And it was....with features like Wirless internet (3G), text messaging, and a camera. The problems lie within the cosmetic ...