“In many ways, the LG Voyager is a real iPhone competitor, perhaps even the first touchscreen phone to come close. It has a great video option in V Cast Mobile TV, and, with some setup, the Voyager could even be a good music phone, if you take the time to sideload your own music. The camera was surprisingly good, and auto-focus definitely helped. We even liked the onscreen keyboard, thanks to the Voyager’s haptic feedback, and wished it were used more on the device. There are limitations. The interface, while improved from Verizon’s standard fare, is far from slick, and doesn’t have the graphical flourishes we would have liked to see on such a cool phone.”
“The LG VX10000 Voyager is easily one of the most compelling devices that has ever been offered by Verizon Wireless. The touchscreen, large and bright, works very well in general and is a lot of fun. The Voyager’s spacious QWERTY keyboard is a joy to use, and the internal display and user interface are also nice. In terms of form factor and usability, it is a home run.”
“It’s an attractive phone that looks and feels more expensive than it is. This handset certainly won’t be all things to all people, but its feature set seldom leaves you wanting for more. While I tend to not like the clamshell form factor, I recognize that it has its benefits over the candybar configuration, and the 6555 capitalizes on this. When open, the handset was comfortable and felt natural to use, and will surely appeal to people who dislike phones that don’t place the microphone close to their mouth. And what’s not to like about a reasonably priced 3G handset?”
