also known as LG VX10000

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Published:
25 Sep 2007
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
Verizon - Discontinued
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The LG Voyager VX10000 (VX10k) is the successor of the enV VX9900, upgrading it with huge (additional) external touch-sensitive display with 240x400 pixels resolution and only three hardware keys on the front, reminding of the LG PRADA. It is a clamshell that opens in landscape orientation to reveal another big landscape internal display (again 400x240), stereo speakers and QWERTY for messaging. The Voyager supports MediaFlo for Verizon VCast MobileTV service.

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Good
8.1
out of 10
based on 131 reviews
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Good
8
out of 10
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5 Nov 2009 Anonymous

6.7 out of 10

 The phone wasn't bad but it was kind of boring. Touch screen you had to press down not tap. Keyboard is very good. Very big. Camera isn't bad but it takes a while to take a picture. Overall i liked (not love) but it really needed something to make it less boring. Ive only had the phone for 1 year and im getting a new one.





good screen
good keyboard
boring


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30 Oct 2009 jet958

8 out of 10

I have had the Voyager since about summer 2008.  When I first got it, it had some freeze ups when using certain applications, but an update at my local verizon store fixed all that.  It also made the touch screen a lot more accurate and stopped all the problems I had.  Mine was the original one and not the titanium one.  The email app worked great.  The internet browser was not the greatest as some sites wouldn't work and video wouldn't play, but again its a phone not a smartphone.  I do have to say it was durable and I dropped it several times and a couple of times the battery flew out and it never gave me a problem.  The screen is still in good shape no scratches and I am rough on phones.  The silver around the outside did flake off but was just cosmetic.  The keyboard was great.  I couldn't stand not having a physical keyboard and that made my decision on the new Droid over some of the other smartphones.  This Voyager will be now going to my daughter for her to try to destroy and believe me she is good at ruining phone.  Also It has the original battery that still doesnt need charging for 16 or more hours under normal to heavy use.





QWERTY keyboard, great battery life,
Internet browser did not support programs needed to fully browse the web.


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DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

18 Oct 2009 Anonymous

4.7 out of 10

I bought this phone in December 2008 and in June of 2009. It completely broke. After like a month I started noticing flaws in this phone. It was nice and stylish but, the touch screen sometimes didn’t work, it froze up, took bad pictures, called random people, turned off all the time, and then slowly the touch screen started blacking out! It wouldn’t charge unless I sat there pushing it down then after a while the whole screen blacked out and it completely stopped charging. It was completely broken. It wouldn’t even turn on! I bought the LG Dare and I think it was a very nice switch, the quality of the phone is so much better and it has the setup that I love, the Voyager was way to expensive for the level of quality. Don’t waste your money!





Stopped Charging Correctly then completelely
Unresponsive touch screen that BLACKED OUT!


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