LGIC LG-TM510 Cell Phone

Pros: Outside display, small, voice dialing, nice blue backlight, good menu
Cons: Too long to turn ON/OFF, only 20 voice-dialing numbers, battery life a bit short

I bought this phone just yesterday(5/17) and its been good so far to me. I bought 2 phones for $149.99/each w/ $50 rebate on each for the Verizon National Family Share Plan($55/month for both lines for 4000 shared total mins). All the features seem...

Pros: Lightweight and compact
Cons: Inaudible ringer, poor battery

Inaudible ringer volume alone makes this an unacceptable product..Also Verizon is not willing to correct the problem by replacing this phone with another model..The battery is inferior and on one occasion completely lost its charge without any warning!!...

Pros: Size, portability, external caller ID, phone book size, voice dialing a plus, call clarity.
Cons: User manual useless. Phone book not easily accessed-hurray for voice dialing! Cannot download ringtones. :(

Overall, this is a great little phone. It has a lot of neat features. I wish the calendar scheduling time was not set up for military time...that's a bummer. Great sound clarity, great customizable features. You can set a distinct ring for each...

Pros: good reception, nice size, voice dialing
Cons: low ring

In my entire lifetime I owned a total of 6 cell phones. There was always something I disliked about each of the phones. One was too heavy, one was to big. None of them seemed to suit me until I found the LGIC LG-TM510.
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Pros: Small, Sleek, Features, Display, Outside Case Caller ID, Awesome Reception
Cons: Address Book Lookup is Screwy, Phone Heats up in Analog, Battery Life, Ring Tones

This phone has great reception for me in New Jersey on the Verizon Network of course very few if any dropped calls in the past year that I have had the phone. Few times it went into analog mode the phone would heat up a little. The address book look up...

Pros: Good phone when it not broken.
Cons: BIG PROBLEM WITH THE FLIP HINGES ITS BREAKS EASILY.

This phone breaks on the flip hinges. I had this phone for less than six month and the flip hinges broke off. When I presented the problem to a Verizon dealer, they told me that it is a factory defect and that's why they discontinued the phone. They now...

Pros: small size, silver coloring, easy to use interface, excellent battery life and short charge times
Cons: reception could be better, sound quality not as good as nokia

I bought this phone to replace my Nokia that I dropped and broke. While the sound quality and reception aren't quite as good as the Nokia (I had a 5160), the small size, interface, color and other features make this an excellent phone.

Why is...

Pros: Slim, compact, outside display
Cons: Bad design of the hinge - defective

I have owned TWO of this model - not by choice. BOTH phones cracked in exactly the same place - the right hinge. I don't abuse my phones; this phone was never once dropped. I kept it in its own pouch on my purse. It is the nature of the flip and the...

Pros: Front LCD Panel, "hand feel", Large screen display
Cons: Number of Keys required to press to view address book

Summary: An outstanding phone. Beautiful display, compact size, packed with features (voice activated, alarms, calculator, calendar). The see through display and the great display inside make this a strong contender.

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Pros: small size, external LCD w/caller ID, two way SMS, voice dialing, sturdy
Cons: User manual, menus not the most friendly

This phone does everything the Motorola V60c does for 1/3 the price!
It's very small-- you can put it in your pocket and forget about it, yet comfy to use- feels great against the face. The 510 has voice activated dialing that works well and you...

Pros: First really classy Verizon Phone, great size, voice activated dialing, vibrate and ring options
Cons: Dumbest manual known to mankind, difficult address book, little support

This is a great little phone that is both convenient and efficient. Have no idea why they made address book so difficult and a manual leaving you with more questions than answers. Still, since the StarTac, best option on the market! Lots to love in...

Pros: Small, I like that
Cons: Careful how you enter names, It does not put names in alphabetical order.

Excellent phone. I was looking for a phone that was smaller that my Star Tac and would alert me of appointments, Voice dial, text message, have a scheduler and so on. I found it in the Motorola C-60, but that was tooo expensive. This LG-TM510 has the...

Pros: Size, great reception, looks, outside LCD screen, blue inside LCD screen, vibrate alert
Cons: None

I have owned 2 phone previously to the LG-TM510. Both were bulky and heavy. Neither phone compares to the LG-TM510. In the past I have stayed away from the clam style (flip phone) because the hinges were not durable. When I saw the LG-TM510 I could feel...

Pros: Good signal strength, voice activation, small size.
Cons: Poor battery life.

I have had this phone for about two months. I am not a real techie so it took me a while to get used to it. So far I am impressed, compared to my old Nokia 5190. I got my 510 through Verizon and it came with a hands free set and a belt clip. The belt...

Pros: Loaded with features at less cost than Motorola
Cons: Can't use half the features thanks to The Interface From Hell. Antenna makes shoulder-holders shrug.

The LG-TM510 and I seemed destined for each other.

I was looking for fast and easy. The LG had lured me with its captivating features, including voice recognition dialing.

I wanted a "looker." The LG had a flashy external display....