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If you are looking for a reasonably spec-ed, reliable Android phone, the Optimus One is for you. It does not feel cheap despite being made of plastic. The Optimus One is not the fastest Android phone in the market currently but it does offer a lot of features at an affordable price point. The UI lets you create new categories and you can customize what apps go where.

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Anything you download from the Android Market gets stored under the Downloads section. Our phone came with Twiter, Facebook, Thinkfree Office. The phone comes with some apps pre-installed depending on the country. But we are more than satisfied with the entertainment experience considering the price point. Youtube videos play pretty well and supports even High Quality.Īlthough we would have appreciated a slightly larger display. The video player does support a wide variety of file formats including DivX and Xvid. The music player is almost the same stock android player. The loud speaker is pretty loud on this phone. We tackled the low-light by increasing the exposure. There are plenty of options in the camera app. While the Camera does manage to take some good pics in well-lit conditions it fails in low light areas.

You would have to use the onscreen controls to capture pics. You get only a 3 MP Camera without flash or a camera key. Google Maps works pretty well including Navigation and StreetView. The browser if pretty fast as the phone runs on Android 2.2. There’s a 3.5mm audio jack for connecting the ear phones.

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The phone charges via microUSB and connects to the PC the sameway. You can also turn your phone into a WiFi Hotspot.

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The Optimus One offers plenty of connectivity options.It supports Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi b/g, 3G/EDGE, GPS. For Email you can choose to use the inbuilt Email app or the Gmail app.The Email app supports Microsoft Exchange mail. It managed to pick up 3G signals even in areas of poor reception. We had no trouble with phone calls on this device. You can also set the number of home screens as 5 or 7 You have a notification bar which has icons on the top with toggles for wifi, bluetooth, GPS, data and sound. LG had created a custom area for commonly used shortcuts such as phone, contacts, messaging and browser. LG offers it’s own keyboard while we preferred the default android keyboard.Īs you can see in the screenshot above, this is main home screen. Most of the changes are related to the themes. LG has made minor changes to the stock Android UI. The 3 MP Camera is present on the back with some Google branding below it. The volume rocker keys are present on the right side and the left side is free. On the bottom you have the microUSB port which is used for charging and syncing and a microphone. You also have the small ridge for opening the back cover. On the top you would find the 3.5 mm audio jack on the left and the power/lock key on the right. Above the display you have the LG branding and the earpiece. LG thinks that these are the most used buttons and gave it special treatment – great move. The home and back button are slightly raised. Below the display you have backlit keys for menu, home, back and search. Seems like it’s made of plastic and not glass but we are fine with it. On the front you would find the 3.2 inch capacitive display sporting a resolution of 320×480 pixels.The display is not super responsive but it does the job.

The first thing one would notice about the phone is the metal bezel around the phone which is mostly made of plastic. You can check out our unboxing here Hardware In this review lets take a in-depth look at how LG has succeeded in delivering a great android phone. The specs of the phone look quite interesting considering the price point of the phone. The Optimus One is one such attempt to fight back into the smartphone market. But over the last 1 year, the company has decided to launch fewer phones aimed at specific sections of the market. At one point of time, the Korean handset maker was pumping out too many handsets into the market that we could barely keep track of. The P500 is LG’s attempt to conquer the affordable smartphone segment. Presenting the FoneArena LG Optimus One Review.

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