LG GW820 eXpo
The LG eXpo has a 4 row QWERTY keyboard that
has rectangular shaped buttons; resembling the ones found. They’re flush to the surface and have a decent tactile feel that
rivals even the keys
We’re pleasantly content with the somewhat slim confines of its design – it’s not as bulky looking (0.63” thick) as the variants. It may not exude the industrial design has aimed to produce, but the LG eXpo does offer a refreshing narrow looking handset that does well to conceal a QWERTY keyboard. The brushed metallic rear feels extremely sturdy while the chrome bezel outlining the phone always accents perfectly. For a handset that’s lightweight (5.2 oz), we’re glad to see the Korean manufacturer step forward from their last outing on AT&T. The bright backlighting of the QWERTY didn’t hinder us from seeing the buttons
We’re pleasantly content with the somewhat slim confines of its design – it’s not as bulky looking (0.63” thick) as the variants. It may not exude the industrial design has aimed to produce, but the LG eXpo does offer a refreshing narrow looking handset that does well to conceal a QWERTY keyboard. The brushed metallic rear feels extremely sturdy while the chrome bezel outlining the phone always accents perfectly. For a handset that’s lightweight (5.2 oz), we’re glad to see the Korean manufacturer step forward from their last outing on AT&T. The bright backlighting of the QWERTY didn’t hinder us from seeing the buttons
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
LG GW820 eXpo
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