Compare Prices : LG U890

Review summary: Complicated and unwieldy, the U890 is good for music but not much else.

Pros: Controls on the outside are handy, transfer of files is fast and A2DP means you can add stereo wireless headphones.

Cons: TransFlash expansion is limited to 512MB, phone feels porky and controls aren't intuitive - there are just too many buttons.

Review summary: LG's U890 offers a decent mid-range 3G phone package with a design similar to Motorola's RAZR line.

Pros: Slim design, Good screen for video, Decent battery life

Cons: Camera sits at odd angles, Keypad can be tough to activate, Low internal memory, Delicate battery latch

Verdict: LG's U890 offers a decent mid-range 3G phone package.

Pros: Display Screens, Build Quality, Features List, Price

Cons: Average Camera Quality, Keypad

Verdict: A solid handset which offers plenty of features in a stylish and competitive package. Definitely worth a look.

Review summary: A slim and shapely clamshell form factor, 3G connectivity with video calling and dedicated music keys; LG's U890 talks the talk, but does it walk the walk? A review by Jørgen Sundgot.

Pros: Slim clamshell design; good battery life; excellent 3G and video call performance

Cons: Poor keypad and navigational array; mediocre music and camera performance

Verdict: Unfortunately, LG has fallen for the temptation to go the faux-RAZR route with the U890, and swapped the excellent keypad of its predecessor for a distinctly worse setup. Although keys remain large and with good tactile feedback, buttons are separated ...