Exterior
The box also has a pile of papers, a small CD, a charger, a headset and a data cable besides the phone itself. Usually the first impression of the phone has been that it’s very light, and yeah, that’s correct, the weight of 89 grams is no cruiser weight. This has two reasons: first, the materials used are pure plastic, and although the whole thing is quite thin, it still doesn’t have a bad overall impression, it feels good to take it in our hand. The other reason for the low weight is the small battery, which hasn’t been very promising, but I had a pleasant surprise.
The design is almost a 1:1 Renoir copy, we have the same three rectangular buttons below the display. The 240 x 400 pixels large touchscreen display has a diagonal of 3”, above it we can only see the brand logo and a simple gap that looks like a stripe (this is the speaker). The left and right buttons are for handling calls, while the center key pops up the favorites menu on the standby screen and displays the task manager in other places in the menu.
On the left of KP500 there is LG’s proprietary system connector and the volume control keys, while on the right there is the camera’s hotkey and the keylock button, both under the microSD slot. On top we can oly see the neckband’s hook, while on the bottom there is the microphone’s hole. KP500 comes with a stylus, which is interestingly placed in the bottom right corner, and it’s a telescopic in order to have a proper size.
The back side is simple, the battery is under its bottom part. The top part cannot be taken off, this is where the 3.2 megapixel camera is placed. This sits quite solitary in the corner, as there is no mirror or flash light in its company.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
