Compare Prices : LG KF 600

Review summary: Wherever you go in the phone, the navigation pad changes the keys it displays to suit your needs better. But we don't think it works as smoothly as it could and at times we found it clunky. We're definitely interested in seeing where LG takes this ...

Pros: Keith Haring themes ; contextual menu ; sliding mechanism feels smooth

Cons: The touchscreen can be awkward to use at times

Verdict: Take, for instance, the split screen with touch-sensitive navigation pad that changes depending on what feature you're using, from the music player to text messaging. Every time you access a different part of the phone's interface, the navigation area ...

Review summary: Your first impressions of this product is that from looking at how the box is presented - a folding out cube that has clearly been influenced by Apple's iPod packaging!

Review summary: WITH a "morphing" touchpad and dual displays, the LG KF600 takes some getting used to.

Pros: Dual displays, largely intuitive interface, three-megapixel camera, microSD card slot, A2DP Bluetooth

Cons: No 3G connectivity, interface speed, tactility of touchpad, poorly designed keypad

Verdict: The KF600's unique touchpad is reasonably successful, but it's not without its faults. Perhaps the biggest issue with the phone is the lack of 3G connectivity. However, this is still a reasonable handset.

Review summary: LG is quite keen on giving its mobile phones touchscreens at the moment, no doubt having been inspired, as many others have, by the iPhone. The KF600 takes the touchscreen idea a step further than any ...

Verdict: The KF600 is a quirky phone and for once the quirk works well. The InteractPad has been well thought through and as a result this phone is easy to use as well as looking very distinctive.