Compare Prices : LG KG 320

Pros: Small ; generous internal memory, minimalist design

Cons: Not responsive ; tedious to text ; overpriced

Review summary: Despite its tendency to look a little like a calculator, LG has brought a great looking, thin device into its Black Label range. Though a good performer, Jin discovers a few niggling things that need to be overcome should you want to make it yours.

Pros: Form factor, solid build

Cons: Poor UI, no expandable memory

Verdict: The KG320 is a pretty capable phone.

Review summary: Despite its shortcomings, the KG320 offers a good combination of size and multimedia features aimed at those who want a small yet functional mobile phone.

Pros: Minimalist design ; slim and handy size ; sliding lens cover ; solid build quality ; sharp, crisp display ; second battery bundled ; affordable price with mobile contract

Cons: Shorter-than-expected battery life ; sluggish operation at times ; non-expandable memory ; buggy software ; no FM radio

Review summary: The appearance of the phone isn’t something very original, as it features candy-bar curves and edges, with the keypad occupying nearly a half of the front panel. The buttons themselves are flat and bulky in size, so that you won’t experience ...

Verdict: The upper part of the phone houses a display 4,5 cm (1,77 in, 29Ñ…36 mm) in diagonal with resolution of 176Ñ…220 pixels and 262 K colors. Quality-wise the display is extremely good â€" in some ways it reminds of that embedded in Samsung E530, which ...