LG - UX260 Cell Phone Review

The LG UX260 looked like a great buy at first, with its cheap price tag and cool QWERTY keyboard, but I soon found out there was a reason for the low price. The keyboard at first was handy and reliable, but it soon started to malfunction. At times it lagged behind my fingers, then it would start to sporadically decide to not function at all. Also, when the "Back" key was pressed too hard, it deleted the entire text that I had typed out. After about a month, I had stopped using the QWERTY keyboard (which was one of the main reasons I bought the phone in the first place) altogether. I got what I expected out of the camera and music player, which was nothing much. I enjoyed being able to transfer my own MP3 ringtones to the phone through Bluetooth, but a lot of phones can do that nowadays. The battery gave me much trouble, as well. The phone would turn off for no reason from time to time, and the battery life indicator would switch from 1 bar to almost no power sometimes instantaneously. Overall, this phone was not worth buying because the one feature that made it stand out, the QWERTY board, was rendered useless just after the warranty period expired.