Hirdetés
Exterior
The box emphasizes that the handset has a slim design. Well, I don’t consider the thickness of 12.9 mm as being a real breakthrough in this matter, we have seen much more “razor-like” phones from the Korean company, so I’d say this is more like average. The phone has rounded corners and edges and it has the classical candbyar form factor. On the front we can see the 128 x 128 pixel large little thing called a display, below this there is the rubber keypad, its only decoration being the silver colored, round navigation button.
The buttons have a really bad pressure point, the keys are not separated enough and the rubber surface is not pleasant at all. Regarding its shape, the phone looks pretty much like a Motorola. The cSTN display above the keypad is no big deal either. There are no problems with its view angle, but the refresh rate is typical of these kinds of displays, things take a fraction of a second to disappear, so we have a ghost image. The brightness and the contrast are just okay. I think a monochrome display can be more useful, at least that can be read in sunlight as well.
There are no buttons on the side of the handset, the only thing spicing up a bit this desolate view is the rubber covering the charger connector on the left side. This is fortunately fastened to the case, so we won’t lose it. Under this we can see LG’s proprietary connector, although this doesn’t really matter as we will only be charging the phone. On the back there isn’t anything of interest. The wine-red-white color of the phone I had looks quite pleasant, but there are like 4 different color variants, so anyone can choose to their liking. There is no camera, and the case cannot be swapped out at home. Assembly quality is okay, the Korean guys are really good at this.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
