LGIC LG-TM510 Cell Phone

Pros: Outside display, large inner display, sleek, tri-mode
Cons: Address Book

I recently purchased this phone and am already impressed. The structure of the phone seems very sturdy because most of the weight (i.e. battery) is in the half that sits in your hand as not to stress the hinge joint. The joint itself looks fairly beefy...

Pros: Small Nice display
Cons: Poor reception and numerous dropped calls. Thickness detracts from its overall small size.

Reception was poor in extended side-by-side comparison with an Audiovox CDM 9100. With the LG TM510, I had numerous dropped calls while inside my home in the middle of a Verizon calling area in St Paul, MN. The Audiovox, by contrast, has never dropped a...

Pros: Outer LCD display, comfortable design, compact, Tri-Mode, voice dialing
Cons: Inadequate manual for something with so many features

After enduring 7 grueling and incredibly frustrating months with VoiceStream and their constant array of problems (dropped calls at full signal strength, no signal at all, customer service), I knew I was in the market for a new cell phone and wireless...

Pros: Small size, flip design, voice-activated dialing
Cons: Battery life

My friend bought this phone last summer, and I had so much fun playing with it that I decided it was time to purchase one myself. (Actually, my husband and I bought two, since he liked the phone as much as I did.) The selling features were the size,...

Pros: external LCD screen,199 phone book space
Cons: unable to alphabetize phone book, not user-friendly

the LG TM510 has many problems:
1. phone book can not be alphabetized
2. there isn't a button dedicated to voice mail. the only way to check voice mail is to dial the number or store it in speed dial.
3. when there is voice mail, the phone...

Pros: Great little phone with many more features then other phones with verizon.
Cons: The phone does not turn to ring only when a charger is conneected.

I was looking for a phone to replace my Motorola p8767 Timeport phone I have connected to verizon wireless. Don’t get me wrong, the Timeport is a good phone, it just does not have many features at all. NO two-way text messaging, and no voice activated...

Pros: Ultra-compact, loads of cool features
Cons: Manual could be a little more user-friendly

I bought this phone because my Nokia 5190 was clunky and didn't have that many features. I got the phone with a new Verizon plan, so I got a $100 discount on the price.

This phone ROCKS. It is very small, but it's loaded with great features....

Pros: Excellent reception, Back lit LCD display, Vibration mode
Cons: Too small, it is hard to push a button it is so small

The LGIC LG-TM510, by most standards this is a great phone, it is packed with features, almost too many to use. It has a personal calendar, voice mail, a calculator, and various ring tones that you can make so loud you could never miss a call. The...

Pros: Elegant design, large keys for a small phone, inexpensive compared to comparable models
Cons: Thick, due to clamshell design. Menus can be cumbersome.

I've only had the LG TM-510 for a couple of days, so this is mostly a "first impression" review. A previous review did a good job of detailed this phones specs, so I'll focus on a critical review.

The LG TM-510 is a remarkably full-featured...

Pros: Voice dialing, answering machine, scheduler, small, email send/receive, highly viewable day&night, tri-mode, good clarity
Cons: Phonebook not alphabetized by the phone itself, Manual is a bit hard to understand

My wife and I both got LG TM-510 phones, and we both love 'em! Every feature we wanted and then some, in a small package, for a great price!

Once we got the phones, we were surprised to find the "answering machine" feature of the phone, which...

Pros: Small, fits anyway, easy to hear, outer LCD screen, lots of options
Cons: Phonebook, some of the default settings (explained in my review)

I recently bought this phone and I have no real complaints. Its pro's outweight its con's. The phone has crystal clear reception, its light and very compact, easy to use options, and I love the outside LCD screen so that you know whose calling or can...

Pros: Size,Reception,"Hot keys",Features
Cons: None for the "average" user

This phone is a great purchase for someone who needs the simple features of a phone/PDA. For more advanced stuff you should be looking at laptops, Palms, etc.

The size is perfect for me. I'm 6 feet tall, 230 pounds with large hands and a big...

Pros: good options, small, great battery life
Cons: single band, dust

This is a great little phone. I have been using it for the past 4 months and have not had a problem with it. I get great battery life from it and it does a great job of not letting me down when it's on its last ounces of battery juice.
The design...

Pros: Size, quality, sound
Cons: Menu interface, documentation, support

Some of these reviews must have been written by LG... praising all of the features the TM-510 phone has. True, there are lots of features... too bad LG didn't weed out the poor choices and defaults before they put them into production! I wonder if these...

Pros: Speech clarity. Great display. Excellent backlight. Voice dialing. Connectivity.
Cons: Very small when closed. The phonebook is a little clumsy. T9 text entry is painful.

I bought this as an upgrade phone for my Verizon service... finally getting rid of the Nokia 5185 that came free. The Nokia has some nice features (the phonebook) but was really not a very good phone. This TM510 is amazing: 1-bar on the signal strength...