LG Extravert

The LG Extravert has a comfortable keyboard, Android-like customization options for the homescreen, and quirky extras like a graphing and eco-calculator.

The Extravert’s unresponsive screen is irritating, its smooth backing makes it difficult to grip, and there’s no designated call button.

Aside from a few design flaws and a poor touchscreen, the LG Extravert is a solid feature phone that can execute basic tasks reliably and has good call quality.

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Can record video (unlike my previous phone), has widgets, notepad, battery life

Keyboard, camera, touchscreen, text message viewing

key-bored is great and it has music which is awesome

the touch sucks and the music has pauses when you play it

key-bored is great and it has music which is awesome

the touch sucks and the music has pauses when you play it

Upgraded from a Razor flip phone (4 years & happy) with a 450 min plan & NO Data. This phone is great for learning to text. My touchscreen (calibrated) works great as does the keyboard. Yes, I must have my glasses on. Voice command works fine.

Nothing so far, still learning. Did get a rubberized case to avoid the "very slippery" issue.

Upgraded from a Razor flip phone (4 years & happy) with a 450 min plan & NO Data. This phone is great for learning to text. My touchscreen (calibrated) works great as does the keyboard. Yes, I must have my glasses on. Voice command works fine.

Nothing so far, still learning. Did get a rubberized case to avoid the "very slippery" issue.

The slide-out QWERTY keyboard is a great addition for your texter in the family. Its surface does not scratch easily. A better aspect, in my opinion, is the USB charger cable included, making it posible for charging with a computer.

The touch screen is fairly resistive, and also attracts fingerprints easily. It has a very low-quality camera (Only 2 MP).