LG Cosmos 2 review

Introduction: with so much attention smartphones from manufacturers and wireless providers, I think those were the only devices that are available for purchase. It is fortunately not the case, since there are still easy to use the basic phones that come there, and some even with a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging, as the new LG Cosmos 2 for Verizon Wireless.

Included in the package retail is the LG Cosmos 2 VN251 phone, 900mAh battery charger, microUSB cable wall with detachable and manual.

Design:

LG Cosmos 2 is an updated version of the original LG Cosmos, who came out last year, although both are about the same size and weight and fits comfortably in your hand. However, replaces the Cosmos 2 battery door for Bertha is texture, so that a better handle on holding the phone.

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Both phones have the same 2 "screen TFT 240 x 320 resolution and 262 K color support. images and text appears Nice and sharp, if we want the size of the screen was larger this time. Main keyboard for Cosmos 2 redesigned as the numeric buttons are now is a little bigger and easier to dial numbers, although this took away from the upper space softkeys, Speakerphone and clear key, as they are now smaller and go together.

One of the key features of LG Cosmos 2 is a full QWERTY keyboard. It is still in order 4-row, but this time buttons are bigger, allowing for a better experience and tying also give a Nice response when you click.
We are pleased also to see a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack is used instead of a 2,5 mm, although you must remove the back cover access to the microSDHC memory card slot.

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