also known as LG VX8800

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Published:
25 Sep 2007
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
Verizon - Available
    (Since Nov 2007)
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Description:

The LG Venus VX8800 is the successor of the VX8500 and 8550 Chocolate phones, going to the next level with touch-sensitive display instead of navigation keys. It visualizes different navigation types depending on the menu you are in.Above it is the standard QVGA display, which is not touch sensitive but being a slider, Venus has standard numeric keyboard for input.

User rating
Good
7.9
out of 10
based on 33 reviews
Editor's rating
Average
6
out of 10
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13 Aug 2008 by blank

3.8 out of 10

this phone is mostly looks, the features are decent, for what verizon wireless doesnt lock out. the phone is sensitive it will break if you are hard on it. i see a lot of these phones, and i work on a lot of these. they break down over time pretty bad






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28 Jul 2008 by Chris Day

9 out of 10

This is the best phone I have ever purchased! I recently received an upgrade from Verizon for a new phone. The current phone I had was a samsung sch-a930, a hard phone to live up to due to the mp3 function and great design. I wanted a phone with a little bit better signal strenth and was a little thinner. After reading the reviews I chose to uprade to the moto w755(slate). After making one 10 min phone call on the 755 the battery was halfway used, after a full charge of course. The signal was AWFULL! I sent the phone back after two days for a refund. I was looking to purchase the LG Decay but I would of had to pay $50 bucks, and with the bad econcomy, money is tight right now. So I opted for the LG venus since I had to upgrade my plan. Best decision I have ever made. The phone has an excellent signal. I live in a bad coverage area but I have not dropped a call yet. The bettery lasts forever. The fact that you can call with out sliding the phone open is awsome to. Perfect for on the go. If texting is your thing, this phone is much better than a flip phone because the buttones are a great size and it is easy to hold. The only draw back to this phone I would say is when you are out in the sun. very hard to see. But for the $150 price tag it is the best phone ever.
Buy it! don't get the Env2, way to heavy and that front screen is so pixalated, my boss has it.






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20 Jul 2008 by Colby

10 out of 10

This is a great phone with sweet fetures. It has a good weight and is comfy in the hand i give it a perfect rating. It also has great sound quality.






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