LG LX150 CDMA Phone Reviews
The LX-150 by LG is your basic clamshell CDMA phone. It does feature Bluetooth technology and an internal antenna. Other attributes of the LX-150 are an external display, photo caller ID, voice dialing, and voice recorder. LG LX150 Features include Bluetooth connectivity, internal 262K color screen and an external monochrome display, Java support, Web access, and polyphonic ringtones.
Flip phones are pointless without an external display, but fortunately the LG LX150 doesn’t fall into that camp. Though it’s no bigger than a postage stamp (96×64 pixels), the LX150’s four-line external screen shows the date, time, battery life, signal strength, and caller ID. What’s more, because it’s monochrome, it remains visible even when the backlighting is off. You can reactivate the backlighting with a flick of the volume rocker, but you should be careful about doing this too often as it could affect the overall battery life.
Attractive design and basic features, the LX150 concentrates on what a cell phone should do best. Phone has external (96×64 pixels) four-line external screen shows the date, time, battery life, signal strength, and caller ID. What’s more, because it’s monochrome, it remains visible even when the backlighting is off. The LG LX150’s internal display measures 1.75 inches (128×160 pixels) and shows 10 lines of text. Color resolution is 262,000 hues, which is above average for a phone of this caliber. There’s also a dedicated speakerphone button (nice) and a unique Text key that serves as a shortcut to the messaging menu. The LX150 includes all the essential features you’ve come to expect from a cell phone. The phone book holds 500 contacts with room in each entry for five phone numbers, an e-mail address, a Web address, and notes. Callers can be organized into groups, and you can assign them one of 24 (32-chord) polyphonic ringtones as well. Other basics include a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging, voice dialing, instant messaging and POP3 e-mail, a scheduler, an alarm clock, a voice memo, a notepad, a calculator, a world clock, and the handy LG tip calculator. The LX150 also supports Bluetooth and a full duplex speakerphone, both of which are nice to see on such a low-end model. If you’re bored with the integrated options, you always can download more choices with the WAP 2.0 wireless Web browser.
The LX150 includes all the essential features you’ve come to expect from a cell phone. The phone book holds 500 contacts with room in each entry for five phone numbers, an e-mail address, a Web address, and notes. Callers can be organized into groups, and you can assign them one of 24 (32-chord) polyphonic ringtones as well. You also can pair them with a photo, but you’ll need to get photos on the phone your own way since there’s no camera. Other basics include a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging, voice dialing, instant messaging and POP3 e-mail, a scheduler, an alarm clock, a voice memo, a notepad, a calculator, a world clock, and the handy LG tip calculator. The LG LX150 also supports Bluetooth and a full duplex speakerphone, both of which are nice to see on such a low-end model.
Features:-
* Bluetooth compatible for easy (and stylish) hands-free talking
* Large main screen of 128×160 pixels displays images in 18-bit color
* Phone book capacity of up to 500 numbers 
* Speakerphone lets you talk anytime, anywhere (and lets your friends listen in!)
* Voice dialing for 30 entries lets you call a friend without even having to dial a number (take that, Alexander Graham Bell)
LG LX-150 Cell Phone User Reviews:-
# Review.zdnet Review: - The LG LX150 has a simple, attractive design, an admirable feature set with Bluetooth, and decent call quality.
# Reviews.cnet Review: - The keypad buttons are raised ever so slightly above the surface of the phone, which makes for tactile dialing. We also liked that the central column of keys has a slightly darker color. All the buttons are backlit for easy dialing by feel.
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