Net10

Out now on Net10, the LG800G under the brands NET10 & Tracfone... This is a cool touch screen but the phone isn't 3G. Review of the NET10 LG 800G, specs, unboxing and much more.

Well finally the long anticipated Motorola EX124G has hit the shelf over the weekend, and this hone has brought mixed reactions in the Net10 Camp. The main talking point about this model is the sensor touch screen that works best with the included stylus, As you might be able to tell from the unboxing video this phone is somewhat hard to use as a touch screen using your hands. So if you like a stylus your in luck! othwise I guess this phone may not be for you. Priced at $80 ex tax at Walmart stores across the nation, it may be a little over priced for what it is considering there are models like the LG800G that are half the price and are easier to use. Applications: we the phone has java installed and your able to purchase Java games and apps using the data connection. I did not see any way to install apps using USB, or the SD card however if I we find a way we will let you know. There are no apps installed by default, but there are a few proprietary built in apps like calculator, stopwatch and others as expected. The phone feel light in the hand but appears to be good quality, very similar to the LG800G. Overall the phone is a 4 out of 10, it will only appeal to stylus fanatics, as there is better phones on Net10 at a better price.

Ok this review was written not after first using the phone but after a real good use. So the LG900G isn't greatest and latest in phones, but it is damn good for $30 which is how much it has been going for under Net10, and $69.99 with Straight Talk. When it comes to which one to get out of the Straight Talk and the Net10 I have to go with Straight Talk because you will save at the end of the day with the $30 plan. The Keyboard is good, the keys are bigger than the Nokia E71. The screen is bright and has a good resolution. The interface is nice to use it's fast and responsive. The Menu and icons are move in a quick smooth animation. The camera is good, and records pretty smooth video if you want that in a phone. Battery life is good, not much different to other phones we have used. All round no bull here, you get what you get.. it's a bargain under $100 buck so go on give it a go.