LG-TM510 Cell Phone

Pros: Very small, lots of feautures, external display of caller ID
Cons: Manual poorly written/translated

I just replaced our older phones (Qualcomm 820 - otherwise known as "the brick") with this new phone from LG. I was really looking at the Motorola V60c but then the price changed my mind ($400). The salesman steered me toward this LG-TM510 as a good...

Pros: Size, clamshell design, holster
Cons: Battery life

When it was time to give up my old analog phone and move into the digital age, did the research and ended up with the TM510.

Ive had the phone for a couple of months and am very happy. The sound quality is quite good, and the reception...

Pros: Inexpensive, looks like Motorola V60c, feature rich.
Cons: It's difficult to learn how to do things with this phone, poorly written manual.

I admit it. I am very vain about cell phones. I didn't start out this way. I originally had my Motorola Flip-Phone for emergencies. Then I had the original Startac for the "I'm running late" calls. Then the Nokia 51XX series phones which turned me...

Pros: External Caller ID, Voice Dialing, Manner Mode
Cons: Horrible Phone Book (not alphabetized), Weak Calendar/Scheduler

I do love this phone, however the User Interface is pretty weak in some areas. Specifically, the Phone Book is absolutely awful. If a name doesn't have a Voice Command Tag (you can have about 60) then you should expect about 14-20 button pushes to find...

Pros: Small, durable, many features
Cons: large antenna, battery life

I have had this phone for a month now and have learned to use almost all of the features. The most important feature to me is the voice dialing. This phone has great voice recognition. I have had previous phones with this feature and I had to say the...

Pros: the phone is light and does several different things. it is clear.
Cons: the phone can be too small

its not only a phone, you can view a yearly calendar, calculator, games .
the phone is nice and light. the ring is ajustable (not only the volume but also the tone)
you can even put the phone on vibrate.
this phone is definatly worth...

Pros: Speech clarity. Great display. Excellent backlight. Voice dialing. Connectivity.
Cons: Very small when closed. The phonebook is a little clumsy. T9 text entry is painful.

I bought this as an upgrade phone for my Verizon service... finally getting rid of the Nokia 5185 that came free. The Nokia has some nice features (the phonebook) but was really not a very good phone. This TM510 is amazing: 1-bar on the signal strength...

Pros: Size, quality, sound
Cons: Menu interface, documentation, support

Some of these reviews must have been written by LG... praising all of the features the TM-510 phone has. True, there are lots of features... too bad LG didn't weed out the poor choices and defaults before they put them into production! I wonder if these...

Pros: STYLISH! Sleek hi-tech appearance, compact, light, long battery, durable, feature full.
Cons: Hard to open one handed, calendar isn't large memory-wise.

My experience with the LG TM510 Silver:
I've recently (January 2002) purchased the LG TM510 Silver model from Radio Shack with Verizon as my wireless service provider. I love this phone. It’s small but doesn’t get lost or fall out of your...

Pros: Good voice quality and reception, high gadget factor for low price
Cons: Battery life so-so, phone book access a bit cumbersome

The LG TM510 is a pretty good tri-band phone for the price though I wouldn't rank it as highly as some of the other reviewers. The hardware is well built and the sound quality good but the supporting software isn't as well-designed as some of the other...

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: Small, yet very sturdy; Great feel to the buttons; awesome voice dialing
Cons: Non-alphabetical phone book; manual could be better

OK, just when I thought the Nokia 8290 was the best small phone around, along comes the 510...and the more I know it the more I like it. First of all the phone seems very well made and durable. With my 8290 I was always worried about dropping it or...

Pros: Compact,Ease of Use,Clarity of Calls, Features
Cons: Battery Life, Phone Book

Switched from AT&T back to Verizon Wireless after a year of REALLY bad service. The switch in plans required the purchase of a new phone. I was looking for a compact, flip style phone. While the price of this model had me turned off, in my opinion it...

Pros: external display, size
Cons: size, dropped calls, volume, menus and phonebook

I am a long time Bell Atlantic/Verizon wireless customer and I purchased this phone after having problems with 4 of the new V60c phones. I purchased this phone because it was less than half the price of the motorola V60c, it feels more solid, and I had...

Pros: various features, front LCD display, new technology
Cons: dropped calls, hard to use for some

I have just recently moved to a new home for my law school work and my new roommate seems to like the Verizon Wireless Company. He has quite a few products from this up-and-comer, and this phone is one that I have been able to use in depth during my...