LG Vu-CU920 Cell Phone

Pros: Easy to use, great touch quality, great camera, and phone is very loud. Love the look and the HUGE screen. Been waiting for this phone for a long time.

Cons: You cant touch and drag like on the Samsung Eternity. I would have loved that feature on this phone.

Summary: If ya want a great touchscreen phone get this one. The LG VU, it is great for anyone. And if you are worried about the touchscreen and making alot of mistakes, DON"T because you can calibrate it for rhythem, pressure, and accuracy. Overall, the LG VU is a great phone. Thanks.

Pros: The large display is great, especially for user's with impaired vision. The phone vibrates when you touch a key, very helpful for those of us who are new to the touchscreen generation. The screen is very responsive, and battery life is pretty good for a phone with so many features.

Cons: The occassional typo, LG has done its best to cram a full keyboard into a 3 inch display, and that creates a few errors.
TV service isnt available everywhere. The interface is simple, but it can still take some getting used to - kind of tricky.

Summary: The LG Vu is truly an amazing phone, if I had to compare it to any other phone I'd have to say it's sort of similar to Verizon's LG enV2. The touchscreen is pretty responsive and when you touch a key the phone vibrates slightly to let you know that it got the command. Some people have complained about texting through a touchscreen keyboard, and there complaints aren't purely hollow but as with any qwerty keyboard, typos are always possible. Battery life is suprisingly long - I mean you have a touchscreen, a huge display for it to light up, TV, texting, phone calls, that could seriously drain a lot of phones in a flash, but the LG Vu does a pretty good job holding up and a nightly charge is enough to keep you going like the Engergizer bunny. As far as appearances go this phone is definately a hot topic right now - it's slim, and it's chic. Durability? You know it! This phone can definately take a tumble, I've dropped mine 3 or 4 times getting out of my car, 3 out of the 4 times it landed on the touchscreen - still fully responsive.
I would recommend this phone to anyone who appreciates a touchscreen, and wants to be able to write messages quickly, but not carry around the bulk of an actual QWERTY phone.

Pros: Good cystal sound with music, nice pic and cam quality, looks and feels well built.

Cons: battery life is terrible, touch screen stinks! Complicated for beginners,
terrible TV service--(maybe thats because of the area im in though)
Sim card is a pain to get out if and when necessary.
When texting on full keyboard the keyboard has very small letters making is hard to select certain keys, they should have mad it bigger..

Summary: Over all I am very displease with my purchase of this phone. although some features are nice. its just not worth it

Pros: none !

Cons: You cant use it while it`s charging.
The touch screen is terrible !
It will not vibrate on the alarm .
The voice command is terrible.
The battery life stinks !

Summary: Please don't get this phone you will regret it. My warranty said after 30 min use i couldnt return it in the fine print so i`m stuck with this piece of crap for at least a year probably 18 months.

Pros: Easy touch screen, great TV signa
l, great internet signal, easy to use

Cons: Bad battery life, no flash on the camera, overpriced

Summary: The LG Vu is a great phone for anyone who is new at using phones. It is full touch screen easy to use. But has bad battery life, and does not have flash for the camera. Has a 2.0 megapixel camera that is awesome. but you have to be really sure you want a full touchscreen because it can get boring. I have had mine for 4 months and I am so bored of it and mow i want the LG Venus in pink. Overall this is a great phone besides the few downsides.