LG KF510 Review

Look and feel
With its metallic body, the KF510 has a real solid feel to it, but it remains lean and slender. The scratch-proof glass adds to its sophistication, and the handset is available in a host of appealing colour schemes.

Ease of use
The touch-sensitive keys remained responsive, and the haptic feedback is a welcome addition. Yet if you're not a fan of touch-screens you can always resort back to the more standard numeric keypad.

Features
Along with the slimline metallic design and touch-sensitive navigation keys, the KF510 also sports a three-megapixel camera complete with auto-focus, built-in music player and expandable memory.

Performance
While the camera is capable of some decent snaps, the KF510's recording abilities is disappointing, with a slightly juddery QVGA resolution at only 15fps. The music player excelled when played through a pair of Sennheisers, and though the embedded Document Viewer application is a nice addition, it proved a tad difficult to read Word and Excel files.
Battery life

With 240 minutes' talktime and four hours of standby, the LG KF510 offers nothing more than an average battery life.

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