If you've got enough time to breathe, you're not doing it right. Our crazy tour through Windows Phone 7 land is continuing with the
LG Optimus 7. We must admit we were very pleasantly surprised by this handset. The 3.8-inch is a mere LCD, and the construction seems to be wholly plastic, but both seem to be punching well above the weight of their constituent elements. It's a well chiselled, handsome and light phone, with a trio of physical buttons at the bottom. Whether you like those will really depend on personal preference, we tend to like the clicky tacticle feedback we get over touch-sensitive capacitive buttons. LG has outfitted the handset with the bone stock WP7 interface, but has augmented the offering with its own apps, namely Play-To for getting friendly with your TV over DLNA and Voice-to-Text for easing your textual inputs. We're definitely fancying the general build quality and design, tell us what
you think after checking out the pics below!
LG Optimus 7 first hands-on (update: video!) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 11 Oct 2010 11:20:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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