The LG 300G is a compact easy to handle phone which packs few extra features but fulfills the job of being a Net10 phone pretty well. The features of the phone that impress you are:
- The 300g phone includes 300 minutes and 60 days of service on activation.
- It is a Single Rate phone charging 10¢ per minute for every call whether local, nationwide long distance or roaming. International calls to over 60 destinations 15 are available for just 15¢. Messaging charges are only 5¢ per message.
- The phone is compact having dimensions of 3.75 x 1.71 x 0.52 inches. It is also lightweight and portable weighing a mere 2.10 ounces, lighter than most other phones in the market.
- It has a colour screen with a resolution of 128X128 pixels and packs in itself a variety of 65 536 brilliant hues.
- The Li-Ion, 900 mAh battery lasts quite long giving a total of 7 hours of talktime and 10 days of standby time.
- The phonebook holds an impressive 500 contacts, much more than most other pricier phones in its category. You also have the option of storing multiple numbers per contact name.
- You also have the surprising feature of caller groups allowing you to make your contacts list tidier and more organized.
- In addition to the ring ID, the phone also comes with a picture ID. Makes receiving and calling a not so mundane task.
- The extra features include the usual Alarm, Calendar, Calculator, Stopwatch, World Clock, Notepad, Unit Converter, Tip Calculator
- The phone is also packed with the option of recording and also comes with a loud and clear speakerphone, both indispensable features nowadays.
- The phone comes with a handsfree speaker and saves you precious time by including the option of Auto Redial.
- The usual features like call waiting, caller ID and voicemail are also present.
- The phone includes 32 polyphonic ringtones. The vibrating alert is nice and strong.
However, you will not be too happy with some features of this LG phone.
- It has a very small and awkward keypad which makes typing a little difficult.
- You cannot buy ringtones and graphics with your airtime minutes.
- The ring volume is not loud enough and may not be audible in crowded areas.
- Although the pack says messaging at 5 cents on the outside, messaging actually costs you 50 cents per message which is quite expensive.
If you want a phone with little features for making emergency calls, then the LG 300G is the right buy.
However, if you are willing to pay a little more go for the LG 600G.
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