LG KT610 Symbian Smartphone
My Comment And Review
At the Mobile World Congress in February this year, LG unveiled a new range of mobile phones. Among them was a clamshell with a conventional number pad and QWERTY keyboard--the KT610. There are a few handsets with this form factor in the market. One of the first was the Dopod (now HTC) C500, followed by the HTC S730, and recently, the S740. ASUS also had the M930, and Nokia, the E90 Communicator, but these are bulkier. Who would buy it? People who use the conventional keypad most of the time but won't mind having a full QWERTY keyboard for punching out long emails. The good: Pocketable size with QWERTY keyboard; large numeric keys; range of connectivity features including HSDPA, Bluetooth and GPS.
The bad: Questionable keyboard layout; no Assisted-GPS; no Wi-Fi; audio jack via proprietary port; mediocre camera.
The bottom line: The KT610 has quite a number of things going for it and one of them is its attractive price. However, issues like a questionable keyboard layout and absent Wi-Fi make this LG a little less appealing. Unless you are budget strapped, you should be able to find a better QWERTY handset in the market.
The bad: Questionable keyboard layout; no Assisted-GPS; no Wi-Fi; audio jack via proprietary port; mediocre camera.
The bottom line: The KT610 has quite a number of things going for it and one of them is its attractive price. However, issues like a questionable keyboard layout and absent Wi-Fi make this LG a little less appealing. Unless you are budget strapped, you should be able to find a better QWERTY handset in the market.
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