Mobile Phones > Slider Mobile Phones > Tri Band > less than 40 GBP

Advantages: Looks good, Two screens, 3mp camera
Disadvantages: Hard to text, Hard to keep clean (touching screen)

...two minds about the split-screened LG KF600. On the one hand, contextual menus are a very good idea, offering users an easier way to interact with their phones, but how these contextual interfaces are accessed makes a big difference. While the KF600's lower-half touchscreen isn't the worst I've ever used, the concept doesn't work as well as I expected. We were really frustrated when instinctively pressing the top half of the screen to access icons, ... Read review

Advantages: 5 megapixel Camera, not easy to loose in your pocket!, 5 Alarms, looks sweet
Disadvantages: chunky, pics slighty dark in dim light, battery life not the best

This is the only phone over 3 years which I have kept for more than 3 months. I love this phone to bits. The camera is fantastic ( 5mega pixels, defintaley "the photgraphers choice" ). It's definitely a step above the average camera phone. It's a brilliantly designed slide phone that's equipped with an MP3 player, FM radio, accelerated 3G (HSDPA), 160 Mbytes of internal memory plus a memory card slot, and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. It isnt ...
...the K850i ( its rivals ) I would say I and other people I have spoken to have prefered this phone by far. Its pretty simple to use when texting and making a call. The large 2.4 inch LCD display is ideal for viewing images. The G800 is an outstanding phone. I have dropped it and stepped on it, even left it outside during a downpour - its a sturdy phone. Definatley a must have. Its still a bit chunky though! ... Read review

Advantages: Looks fab, great touch screen feature
Disadvantages: Low battery life, terrible reception

...on a call and the phone turns off. This is the first LG phone i have had and will certainly be the last. I cannot fault the genral functions or design of the phone but the lack of signal reception and battery life leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. ... Read review

Advantages: Gorgeous, thin, light weight!
Disadvantages: Freezes during texting, turns off and then eventually is coput!

I loved my U600 when I first got it. It is a very nice looking phone, it is very thin and strong and although I had a case on it, it hardly looked used. However after a few months it started to freeze whilst I was sending text messages. It would switch itself off and restart itself again and so I eventually couldn't send text messages because the phone would switch off every time I tried. It would allow me to make calls but if, like me, you mostly ...
...not the only person I know that had had this problem with their U600, infact everybody I know that had one had said that they were experiencing similar problems, even if not as extreme as mine my friends were still experiencing the minor problems that I started with. The phone also had limited memory unless you bought a memory card. I recommend this phone but beware that it isn't a long term investment and if your unlucky you will end up sending ... Read review

Advantages: Great for Nokia fans who like the usual but improved features.
Disadvantages: Software problems that cannot be fixed.

...himself. If you are a nokia fan like myself, you will be impressed overall with this phone. It is packed with features-however this is it's downfall. My phone regularly started crashing, when I rang o2 to complain I was told it was a software problem, apparently due to the many features the phone itself is too small to handle it and that nothing could be done. I was dissapointed by this as had I known this was a common problem before I may not have ... Read review