LG AX5000 / UX5000 Cell Phone

Cons: Poor Battery life, hard to see in daylight

Summary: It is very durable and survives drops and falls easily. But the battery life is so incredibly bad that I cannot recommend this phone.

Cons: hard to see screen outside in daylight

Summary: My husband and I both have the same model. we both work outside the home and have accidentally dropped our phones on hard surfaces and other than a few scratches, they hold up well

Cons: Bad placement of camera lens.
Bad placement of hands-free port.
Poor battery life.
Voice memo ringtones too quiet.

Summary: Compared to other LG phones, this phone is an improvement. I did not drop a call in a valley where I'm usually looking at "no signal" on other phones. The position of the hands-free port impeedes the volume buttons on the side of the phone. I don't understand the ability to use a voice memo as a ringtone because you cannot increase the volume of specific tones. The battery life is really the biggest disappointment with the phone, especially when using the speakerphone.

Cons: Wish I would have traded in my LG 5450 sooner.

Summary: Best phone I've ever owned hands down! I broke my last phone and got the LG 5000 and have never looked back. My last phone was an LG 5450 and I thought I was trading down to go to an LG 5000 model from an LG 5450 but that was not the case!

Cons: None.

Summary: I replaced my LG LX5450 cell phone with the AX5000 and liked it from the start. I was shocked at how much better the signal quality is on the newer phone. I get on average two more bars in the same places I took my old phone. The AX5000 has yet to even go into analog mode. Just like other LGs, the menus are easy to see and use. Battery life is typical for LGs, and will have to be plugged in every 2-3 days, especially if it is used a lot. The AX5000 is a video phone and can record and playback 15 second video clips.