LG Chocolate 3 (1 GB) Cell Phone
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- Screen Size (Diagonal): 2.2 inch
- Installed Memory: 1 GB
- Connectivity: Bluetooth
- Performance: Dual Band
- Design: Mobile
- Style: Clamshell
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Texting has a new best friend...the Chocolate 3!
Pros
good call quality, loud speakerphone and music playing capabilities, large buttons, compact.
Cons
fingerprints show VERY easily, expensive hard to use verizon software, sub-par fm transmitter.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
Overall, this is a great phone. I use mine for texting, music, calls and some calendaring, and I feel that this phone is above average in all those areas.
Overall, this is a great phone. I use mine for texting, music, calls and some calendaring, and I feel that this phone is above average in all those areas.
I bought this phone as an upgrade from my old Razor phone.
The first thing I noticed about this phone was its large buttons. This allowed me to be able to text very quickly, which was a big deal for a slow texter like myself. I consider this one of the base reasons why I bought this phone.
In addition, I soon found out that service and call quality was very good too. This held through with its music playing capabilities, which were better than average. A unique feature that has proven very useful to me was the ability to access the texting inbox and music from the outside screen of the phone. It's proven very helpful during movies and other dark events, keeping the "cell phone stun" factor down.
The camera is good for a cell phone camera at 2.0 megapixels, but expect to get blur if you take a picture of something moving or your hand moves.
Aesthetically, the 2 inch screen is nice. The body of the phone is very attracted to fingerprints, which puts a permanent "fingerprint fade" on the glossy finish.
The only things I really don't like about the phone are the software and fm transmitter.
The fm transmitter works occasionally from about a foot away in a "hot spot", but can lose its signal and become fuzzy very easily. In addition, I haven't found a car that it works in yet.
Also, the vz navigator has been hard for me to use, and I've found that its expense is more than its functionality.
