LG KF600 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Keith Haring themes, good build quality, good slide action

Cons: Confusing control just doesn't quite work

Verdict: From the innovative design to the cool Keith Haring themes, all the potential is here but something just doesn't quite work

Review summary: If you're bored with the buttons on your mobile phone, check out the LG KF600's different approach to the touchscreen concept.

Verdict: I was initially sceptical about the InteractPad but grew to like it. Menus that change depending on context are great when well thought through, and I thought they were well thought through here. I'm less excited about the screen's propensity to attract g

Review summary: Every major mobile maker may be trying their hand at touchscreens in the wake of the iPhone, but with the KF600 LG has managed to come up with a touch-controlled phone offering something distinctly different

Pros: Excellent Walkman music player, 3G HSDPA connectivity, Slim, attractive design, 2GB M2 memory card supplied

Cons: No Wi-Fi, No flash or autofocus for camera, No smartphone capability, Socket positioning, Poor loudspeaker quality

Verdict: A head-turning design will make this an attractive devuce for the more style-conscious, but the basic feature set may put many off for the moment

Review summary: LG KF600 is a mid-level slider, with unique navigation method - instead of keys, it has touch sensitive display. This way, it visualizes you different buttons depending on the menu you are in, which ......

Pros: InteractPad, Solid make, Very good sound quality

Cons: Not really suitable for multimedia, A very uncomfortable keyboard, Mediocre camera

Verdict: For the time we used the KF600 we had the strange feeling that it’s sole purpose was to promote the InteractPad. That could be the reason for LG to choose a base, which has already passed the market tests – regular slider, which isn’t beautiful, nor

Review summary: The LG KF600 has quite an attractive design, with a smooth all black look and chrome trim

Pros: Novel use of touchpad technology; Intuitive menu system; Good 3-megapixel camera with autofocus; Smart design with eye-catching graphics; Slim, attractive design

Cons: No 3G or Wi-Fi; No smartphone capability; No 3.5mm headphone socket for music player; Only one screen touch sensitive can be odd; InteractPad not as responsive as we--'d like

Verdict: Apart from the head-turning, look-at-me gadgetry factor, the context-changing touchpad controls do make some of the functions more visually enticing, and we can see that with a bit more responsiveness the dual-screen approach could be a user-friendly opti