The LG Versa is an amazing touch screen cellular phone. Its touch feature is almost perfect. This phone has no problems I can find. It's practically glitch-free. The battery life is decent and it has a detachable keyboard which also serves as a protective case for the phone. Its text message inbox holds about two hundres texts and the outbox holds anywhere from fifty five to sixty texts!!! The volume gets pretty loud so you can use the phone as an alarm clock as well. The speaker phone is strong. The charger cord is a bit shorter than i'm used to and the outlet has a cover so that nothing goes into the battery outlet to damage the charging technology. Picture Quality is great and I would reccomend this phone to anyone who wants a proper easy to use and slick looking phone. It takes about one to two weeks to get used to the touch screen. Getting used to it will not be difficult thanks to it's state of the art touch-technology that LG has mastered so well. It will give you absolutely no problems. This phone even features visual voice mail which is an awesome and brand new feature which allows you to see your voicemails and select individual messages which youw ant to hear and you can delete the ones you dont want without even reviewing them first. This will save time and minutes that can be spent on voice!

tt4eve

Rockville, MD

I will start out by saying I love this phone. It is easy to use, and has features that I have wanted with a all touch screen forever. I had this phone for a while and I will start by saying that I would drop this phone all of the time and it always continued to work. Obviously, with dropping any phone it will get a good amount of damage over time as this one did eventually.. but it really stayed in pretty good shape for awhile. My favorite feature with this phone is the detachable QWERTY keyboard. I had always wanted an all touch phone but always had doubts that I could get used to texting on it. When I found out that the Versa had a detachable keyboard I was all for it. It's the best of both worlds. If you want to just have a sleek all touch cellphone, leave the keyboard off and there you go. If you want a touch screen phone with a QWERTY keyboard attached, then attach your keyboard and.. there you go! My only complaint is that the detachable keyboard is not the most attractive and does make the phone much bulkier. The touch screen does tend to lag at times but I am finding out that happens quite a bit with touch screen phones. Still, it can be annoying especially when texting, so like I said before, thats when the detachable keyboard really becomes a savior. Overall, this is a great phone to consider.

sarahsnyder

Undisclosed

This cell phone is a very efficient, yet expensive device. THe Features that are included are quite handy, and make this phone very easy to use. The user interface is very teen-friendly, but not very business-like. The phone features: 2.0 MP camera (average for a cell phone) Touchscreen, which can be good or bad depending on a persons personal preference Detachable Keyboard- This is only a positive. If someone doesn't like the keyboard, then they can take it off. If someone wants the keyboard for added functionality, then they can have it on, and use it to type. This phone is all about versatility, hence its name. The phone has many different options that the user can enjoy, and a very up-to-date user interface, or UI. The UI is a definite improvement from the LG Dare, and even features three homescreens, which are customizable to the users desires. These screens offer shortcuts to favorite contacts, pictures, or tools. All in all, this phone is very good for the heavy texter, and will hold up to any tests. This phone should seriously be considered if someone wants the buy the LG Dare, Voyager or other touchscreen phone.

mypointsspammy

Florence, SC

To start, I got this cell phone several months ago, which is near when it first came out. I advanced from a very old flip phone model, to the Samsung Glyde, to the LG Versa. This phone is truly amazing. The Versa is constantly compared to the similiar LG Dare; however, it's very much improved. The phone has a 2.0 Megapixel Camera -- average for a cell phone. Full Touchscreen -- Whether you will like this or not is a personal preference; however, I'm personally a big touchscreen fan. Detachable Keyboard -- This is, and will always be a plus for me. Some people say that the keyboard is too bulky, or ugly. I say that if you don't like it, don't use it, which is the beauty of the phone! You have options! If you don't like it, don't use it! If you do like it, then most certainly put it on or take it off at your choosing. I personally like the added feature for versatility, while I wish that it was easier to attach and detach the keyboard. This phone is not fragile. I've dropped it countless times, and even in the pool for a second, and it still works. The battery life is excellent. However, be warned, frequent text messagers like myself: I send/receive about 10,000 messages a month, and my battery is at 2 or 1 bars at the end of the day, which is fantastic. The software is one of the most amazing advances that Verizon has ever made. There are actually 3 home screens, that you slide over to. You can apply media shortcuts, contact favorites, and tool shortcuts on each screen. When the keyboard module is attached, a personalized home screen is added. Overall, I love this phone. Its the perfect phone for me, and I beg you to try it out.    

basket14shotball

Young America, MN

The LG Versa from Verizon Wireless is a good phone for teens.  The phone is convertible to users who prefer to have a keyboard (QWERTY Keyboard is attachable to the phone).  For others, the phone can remain a touch screen. The hearing quality of the phone is strong and I have noticed that I typically receive pretty good service and reception while using this phone in comparison with past cell phones.  The phone is of small size and is pretty slick looking.  However, if you use the phone with the attachable keyboard (which is black leather and actually of pretty nice quality - even though it is not the most attractive cover in the world), the phone becomes bulkier and larger in size.  Likewise, the phone is still pretty nice either way.  The touch screen aspect of the phone is a nice feature; however, it will take some time to adjust to a touch screen phone for users who are not used to the touch screen device.  Once you get used to it, though, it is very easy to manage.  So far, I have not had any issues with sensitivity to the touch screen and it has been working great.  In addition to all of these strong qualities, the phone also has a great battery life that is very long.  The phone is also very loud and clear during phone conversations, making it easy to hear the person you are having a conversation with.  Overall, the phone is pretty good and I reccomend you look into it if you are looking for a touch screen but are hesitant about being fully touch - there is always the keyboard to attach incase you don't like it.

rebels51990

Walpole, MA

This phone is definatly geared towards people with smaller hands. My fingers tend to touch wrong buttons and such which gets very frustrating, having to go back an correct words just so that the text can make sense. Otherwise it is a very versatile phone. It is rather sleek looking even though it is a little thick. It is completly touch screen and can have a lenghwise keyboard which is nice. I would rather it had a slide out keyboard but for what it has its not the worst phone on the market. It is very easy to use with many nice personalization features.

cmanhero

Marcellus, NY

I had this phone for a year and it worked wonderfully. Then, it all went downhill. The touch screen stopped working. I tried to calibrate the phone several times to fix the problem but it did not work. I had to order a new phone even after visiting the verion store and making several calls to tech support. There are some things that I liked about this phone. I loved that I could put the 10 people I call/text the most on a screen so I could have easy access to them.

CasSwag

Urbana, IL

I was excited when someone in my family gave me the LG Versa at a very reasonable price after they were done using it, but I quickly became annoyed with it. The first thing that I didn't like about it was the look of the faux leather outside. It just looked super tacky to me, so I decided to take it off. However, when you take the faux leather part off, you also take off the keyboard, and therefore have to use the touch screen for everything. The touch screen is okay and is pretty accurate, but is **horrible horrible horrible **for texting. Even for someone who texts every day and is good with technology, it is hard to type the correct things. I find myself spending more time fixing my errors than actually sending messages.  Also, using the phone for making phone calls is pretty difficult as well. The contact list doesn't take up enough room on your phone, so it seems like you have to use your pinky fingernail to select the person that you would like to call.  The overall set up of the phone is akward and not very user friendly. I wouldn't suggest this phone.

mommafreebie

Johnstown, OH

This phone was first my moms and she had alot of fun with it when she was texting and calling people. Now its mine and i enjoy texting and calling and the music and ringtones and every other features from it. The phone is easy to use and understand what your doing as soon as you hit the setting button. The only thing i found wrong with this phone is that it is easy to break and mess up. It takes only one time even barly dropping it and it breaks the screen flips out so if you have the phone be carefull with it. I also found it fun switching from one screen to another and so on and so forth. you can have three different screen savers on at the same time with no problem. the phone is easy to unlock when locked and has a helpfull pin to help text and dial with it. the phone is basicaly easy and basicaly tells you what to do. It speaks to you and you can do a word command when you dony want to take the time to do it by hand. Completely touch screen and easy to use just dont drop it.

HobojosAngel

Grand Prairie, TX

This cell phone is great.  It's easy to understand and work.  The things that can be done on this phone is awesome.  I really like the music player and how it continues to work as you do other things on it.  I am a proud owner of the versa and have not been disappointed yet.

jenny2510

Hatley, WI