LGIC LG-TM510 Cell Phone

Pros: Excellent reception, Back lit LCD display, Vibration mode
Cons: Too small, it is hard to push a button it is so small

The LGIC LG-TM510, by most standards this is a great phone, it is packed with features, almost too many to use. It has a personal calendar, voice mail, a calculator, and various ring tones that you can make so loud you could never miss a call. The...

Pros: external LCD,allot of features
Cons: battery life is alittle short

TM 510 is a flip phone which has analog roaming, voice activated dialing, and many other useful features. It is very small and sleek, and not to mention very portable.

This phone can be compared to Touchpoint 1100 by Sprint. They have...

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: small size
Cons: poor at pulling in weak signals

My biggest problem with this phone has been poor signal strength. Many many times, I get no signal or a weak signal when someone next to me has a strong signal with an ATT Nokia phone. Even when people next to me have had Verizon phones (I use Verizon)...

Pros: External display with battery/signal/cid size, cost
Cons: Lgi's reputation, customer support, battery life

Honestly my opinion in regards to this phone has changed over time. I started out thinking of it as the poor man's V60C. I was a Motorola fanatic, and this phone was crucial in drawing me from Motorola. In my normal way I'll start with the negatives...

Pros: great display, inner and outer, with indigo color, decent reception
Cons: terrible phone book if you're used to motorola, bad manual, dropped calls

I felt obligated to write this review, because I've gone through so many cell phones and can tell you the pros and cons of all of them in an unbiased fashion. In between my Motorola Vader and 8160, I briefly used an LG 510 because I loved the outside...

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: external LCD screen,199 phone book space
Cons: unable to alphabetize phone book, not user-friendly

the LG TM510 has many problems:
1. phone book can not be alphabetized
2. there isn't a button dedicated to voice mail. the only way to check voice mail is to dial the number or store it in speed dial.
3. when there is voice mail, the phone...

Pros: Small Nice display
Cons: Poor reception and numerous dropped calls. Thickness detracts from its overall small size.

Reception was poor in extended side-by-side comparison with an Audiovox CDM 9100. With the LG TM510, I had numerous dropped calls while inside my home in the middle of a Verizon calling area in St Paul, MN. The Audiovox, by contrast, has never dropped a...

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: 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: 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: 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....

Pros: Lots of features and quality for the money.
Cons: Absolutely stupid phone book, can't read display with sun glasses on.

First and foremost call quality is VERY good, as good as a StarTac. Lots of information and features packed into a well thought out (ergonomically) design. Controls and buttons work well and have a quality feel. Having a screen on the outside is a great...

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...