LG enV2

usability, price, durability, battery, portability

camera, sound

66% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Bluetooth. Vibrant interior screen. External microSD slot. Stereo speakers

VZ Navigator (Pay me!), IMs as SMS (Pay me!), POP email (Pay me!) and the walled garden web “browser” (Pay me!) will jack up that monthly bill. No Wi-fi

Terrific keypads. Good voice quality. Easy to use.

Text messages aren't threaded. Limited AIM client and Web browser.

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If users are into text messaging and emails on the go, then the enV2 should be at the top of their cell phone shopping list. In addition to an ergonomically sound QWERTY keyboard, this well-designed phone provides standard messaging options for the no...

Sleeker and smaller than the original EnV. Comfortable QWERTY keyboard and QVGA internal display make texting fun. Huge external keypad makes dialing easy. VCAST music and video support. Support for laptop tethering (phone as modem)

External keypad makes the phone look like a retro calculator, although I suppose that could be seen as a good thing. Space bar is small and oddly placed. Verizon's menu system can be confusing. Limited Bluetooth functionality. Still a little bulky

The LG enV2 is the successor to Verizon's popular QWERTY-packing messaging phone. The enV2 adds some new styling and GPS to what was already a solid package, producing one of the better cell phones we've seen this year. Throw in a reasonable price of...

Very attractive phone and good quality build. Good reception and voice quality. Support for V CAST and VZ Navigator. New messaging features make it even easier to work with messages and email. Very good battery life ;

The small external display limits tasks without opening the flip. Keyboard is a bit too flat. The camera phone takes grainy indoor photos. No wired headset included for music playback