LGIC LG-TM510 Cell Phone

Pros: Flip style, voice activation
Cons: No audible beep when keys are pressed for accessing voice mail, etc...

I did a lot of research on cell phones, and this is the one I selected. I like it a lot...

I like the voice activation feature, the calendar, the memo feature, and the flip design. I think the sound quality is much better with those, and the...

Pros: Small, compact, easy to carry, and a nice looking phone.
Cons: Very short battery life - very limited volume on ring, accessories are a nightmare!

The phone is neat - no arguement there. The Instruction Book is very difficult to follow - play with the phone and you will learn much faster. The battery life is very limited, - stand-by time is great - just don't make or receive any calls!!!!! If...

Pros: Small, great reception, outer ID screen, variable vibrate alert
Cons: Very Very Very difficult and annoying to use.

This thing is actually pretty bulky. It is not so easy to carry around. Whenever i sit down i have to take it off or take it out of my pocket. I almost lost it twice yesterday because of this reason. Do not be fooled by the front display, and the old and...

Pros: COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT, STRONG SIGNAL STRENGTH, VOICE ACTIVATED DIALING
Cons: MANUAL, BATTERY LIFE, AND HOLSTER TENDS TO BE DIFFICULT TO TAKE PHONE OUT.

WELL, I HAVE TO SAY THAT I HAVE HAD MANY PHONES BEFORE. THIS ONE TAKES THE CAKE. SIGNAL STRENGTH IS STRONG ENOUGH, EVEN WITH ONE BAR SHOWING, CAN STILL MAKE AND RECEIVE PHONE CALLS. I AM VERY IMPRESSED WITH THE VOICE ACTIVATED DIALING. PEOPLE ARE ...

Pros: 2 Way SMS, size, voice dialing, calendar, calculator -- many many pros
Cons: No alphabetical sorted phone list. Battery Life seems much less than Startac 7768.

Each of the 12+ other cell phones I have owned from 3 different carriers over the past 10+ years can produce an alphabetically sorted phone list. I find this one of the easiest ways to find a number. Maybe I filed the baby sitter under "babysitter" or...

Pros: It look cute and is small enough to fit in my purse.
Cons: strangely large antenna.

Well, what is there to say about this phone? My favorite thing about it is that its cute with a sleek design and is small enough to fit in my purse. Even when I want to us one of my smaller bags. It's the flip top design that makes this possible. Of...

Pros: Sturdy and Full-featured
Cons: Not quite pager sized (Hey, It's all I could think of!).

I just wanted to give my thumbs-up for this phone. My payback to epinions for helping me find it. BTW, I also had a chance to check out the Motorola .60 and it was FRAGILE in comparison (The floor model already had a crack in the hinge), smaller screen...

Pros: LCD in the front Very small Many features
Cons: So far no cons for me :)

This phone is such an improvement over my nokia. Thank the cell phone gods. The phone is small to carry but when you open its comfortable to talk on. A lot of small phones are hard to talk on. This one seems good to me. Also the construction of the phone...

Pros: The next generation, all the features, good price
Cons: Instruction manual poor

This is the next generation of phones. It provides the best of all the good phones, in a nice, compact package, priced extremely reasonable. It is a flip phone, but has an external display so you don't have to open the phone to see who's calling. It...

Pros: Great signal strength, great help, easy to use menu, fun rings, fun flip, voice dialing.
Cons: the manual isn't very good

I have only had the phone for a while...but wow it is fun...I upgraded from another phone that was acceptable but not what I needed. I am hardly ever in roam, easy voice dialing, lots of number storage space, calendar for scheduling, caller ID, caller ID...

Pros: Small, 5 text lines for web, well-built, inexpensive, full-featured, decent battery life, great value.
Cons: Terrible manual, no sync. software, high radiation, hard to find accessories, heavy, small phone book.

I bought this phone after comparing it closely to the Motorola V. 60. I chose this phone because it was much less expensive at 4149, compared to $399 for the Motorola. This is a well-made, full-featured phone that offers great value for the price. Voice...

Pros: Small size. Nice screen.
Cons: Mediocre reception.

This phone does not provide adequate reception reception when the signal is not strong. An Audiovox CDM 9100 which I tested side-by-side the LG TM 510 provided for two weeks provided much better reception. The LG TM 510 drops calls more than half the...

Pros: build quality, size, voice dialing
Cons: battery life is average

Comparing the LG TM510 to my previous Motorola Timeport 8167, the LG wins. The timeport felt flimsy- it creaked when opening and felt "loose". The TM510 is solid. It also is more comfortable to hold, being narrower and a tad thicker. This shape feels...

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: Light, small, vibrating alert, enhanced voice privacy
Cons: Sometimes it is so small it is hard to find.

This phone is an exceptional phone. I have just recently bought it and have found it to be a great piece of technology. With its small size and light weight you can virtually take it anywhere. A feature which i have found impecable is the 2 way SMS. It...