LG MG160
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- Anonymous
- 85j
- 03 Nov 2017
Wauuu!!! 1300 mAh!!!! A battle horse!!!
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- Alex
- LvI
- 10 Feb 2012
This was a perfect phone back then...
Perfect size, perfect weight and exactly what we needed.
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- Anonymous
- vGC
- 29 Oct 2010
Patring., 02 Jul 2010I want to know how many messages you can store on the phone... moreI want to know that how many sms can be stored in inbox
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- Anonymous
- vGC
- 29 Oct 2010
Patring., 02 Jul 2010I want to know how many messages you can store on the phone... morehow many sms can be stored in inbox
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- Patring.
- vj1
- 02 Jul 2010
I want to know how many messages you can store on the phone please?
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- Karen Cantu
- LXS
- 29 Jan 2009
I've also owned this for about a year. It's the best basic phone, mainly because I think it's pretty, unlike some horrible cheap phones out there.
Its a very durable phone considering that I drop it almost every single day, and it hasn't failed on me.
And as others have said, it works in the things it should: calling and sms.
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- Julian
- LAq
- 19 Oct 2008
I had owned this phone for more than a year, its a good, cheaper one. it has a good battery life if you use the "economic mode". it has a good sound, and ringtones are strongly audible.
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- Fermin Rodriguez
- Ly9
- 15 Jul 2008
i got it today.. it was only 20 bucks for me... and i replaced my nokia 6020 by this little thing... its VERY basic but.. w/e it does what i want it for... its really sad that it doesnt have USB so i can upload rings on it
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- BP in Redondo Beach,
- 4TI
- 04 Jul 2008
Brac User, 17 Jun 2008I own one... Living on a small island with few choices rega... moreYou've done a good job of selling me on it. The only problem is, I can't find one anywhere. Where did you get yours. Under $50, really?
Thanks.
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- really kwl
- 0Fs
- 29 Jun 2008
this is a really good light slim yet tough phone if you only need it to text and phone
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- Potential Buyer
- Lps
- 23 Jun 2008
Brac User, 17 Jun 2008I own one... Living on a small island with few choices rega... moreCan you please comment a little bit more on the battery? How many days in standby only? How many days in if you are a light user (max 5 calls a day average)?
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- Brac User
- R6T
- 17 Jun 2008
I own one... Living on a small island with few choices regarding cell phones and since I needed a QUICK (cheap) replacement for my dead Nokia full-featured phone. The MG160 was on sale for the equivalent of $39KYD so I bought it, with the anticipation that I would then take my time and buy another full-featured phone later. That was three months ago and I have not yet even begun my search for another phone.
I have had so many bad experiences with nice phones going POOF just after the warranty expires that these days I have adopted the philosophy that a cell phone is for making and receiving phone calls (and text messages, with the expectation that you will be throwing the thing away very soon anyway. So now, if this one goes POOF, I simply toss it in the garbage with no regrets. Then I anticipate buying aother simple "Ghetto Phone" for under 50 bucks and being happy.
So far I actually LIKE this very spartan, very simple yet rugged feeling phone. Yes I miss WAP and mp3's and sending/receiving pix and all my cool self-edited mp3 ring tones. But it is my choice not to spend my hard-earned dollars on the bells and whistles encased in the fragile junk out there that the cell phone companies doo-doo on us with. Far too many of us think we can't live without a do-it-all cell phone. Not me anymore! Yes, this phone totally lacks high-tech pizzaz. But for well under $50 I can not reasonably whine about what it lacks. I can make and receive phone calls and texts and it wakes me up in the morning with a gentle menuet alarm tune. If it lasts over a year I will be happy!
My main and significant negative observations are: (1.)The the battery life is truly SAD and PATHETIC compared to the several Nokias I have owned (even the cheapest ones). However, MOST other brand phones have the same problem as, in my opinion, Nokia phones are generally among the best as far as stand-by and talk time is concerned. (2.)I cannnot find a car charger for this model. Do they make one? Does anyone here know where I can find one? (3.)The ring tone selection is severely limited and the choices of ring profiles is likewise sadly limited (even compared to my old Nokia 1100!!!). (4.)Font size is fixed and a bit too small.
But then, all things considered, I got what I paid for and I harbour no unrealistic expectations that this phone should challenge the Razr for features. LG should be applauded for making a model that is within the reach of even the financially challenged amongst us.
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- CARLOS FARRO
- Pwb
- 10 Jun 2008
this one does not have wap and gprs either