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Big buttons and no questions asked. Believe it or not, that’s what some people still look for in a phone. The LG GD550 Pure is playing it safe – less tech inside means fewer things to go wrong. This is less a gadget for those who think old...
- Bob
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Looks fantastic, oldschool or not. If it wasn't for iffy camera and some lacking features... And a bit ovepriced too.
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- 2010-09-09 19:26
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- Toolman83
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No way is this a phone for me, however its ideal for my parents.
Simple is GOOD for them (& by extension me too, as they don't keep asking me how to do stuff).
They want a solid phone thats going to last a few years, with the ability to make calls, send a few texts, maybe take a basic picture, all without confusing them.
I like (for them) the big buttons, the ring/silent switch, the slide to lock everything, the simple interface.
But 200 euro is a bit pricey, maybe in 6 months to a year or so or with a cheap contract...
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- 2010-09-08 09:12
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- Anonymous
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Thanks for the review, I was interested in this one. Too bad about the camera, especially because 6700 slide and Hazel apparently have better ones...
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- 2010-09-08 01:00
- MtrH
- Shinigami
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What happened to testing audio quality with connected headphones?
Thanks for your reviews! I enjoy reading them ALL O_O :P
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- 2010-09-07 22:29
- 3VmP
- Get real!
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2010-09-07 18:36 from 3RMi - click to readI 2nd that!
Additionally, since when is a 'very basic UI' a con? Just because a phone isn't overloaded with features doesn't mean that it isn't good for the target group it is meant for. Not everyone wants or needs a smartphone.
GSMArena,
what happened to you? You used to be very objective when reviewing phones!
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- 2010-09-07 19:35
- jMLk
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