LG Fusic Review

LG Fusic Digital Trends has a review up on the Fusic from LG, a very stylish little cell phone.

Inside you’ll find an advanced series of features, aside from the music player, which we’ll get to in a minute. On the phone side, Fusic is a broadband EV-DO dual-band CDMA phone for the Sprint network, equipped with text, voice and multimedia messaging, voice memo recording, and speaker-independent voice control. On the digital camera side, the 1.3 megapixel imager can snap stills at up to 1280 x 960 resolution and 15 frame-per-second 3G2-format videos, matched with a 15-step digital zoom and PictBridge for PC-less picture printing via the included USB cable. There’s a microSD flash memory slot, and LG included a 64 MB card to get you started.

In the end they gave it a 7.5 out of 10. In the con’s list, the Fusic is nocked down a notch because of frustrating music management, and seperate Bluetooth 1.1/stereo connectivity. I would love to have one of these small phones, and I think the con’s for me would be of little consequence.