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Key Features and Benefits: Built-in FM radio FM tuner supports 87.5-107.9 MHz with 48 station presets. FM tuner supports 87.5-107.9 MHz with 48 station presets. Conversation view text messaging This cool feature allows you to display messages in time-order from a contact giving you an instant snapshot of your communication. Mobile Email and instant messaging Never miss a beat! Check your email on the go, and IM whenever and wherever you happen to be. 2.0 Megapixel camera and camcorder Capture high-quality, crisp images and videos with the push of a button. Bluetooth connectivity Talk hands-free with a wireless Bluetooth headset. You can hook up to a PC desktop or laptop to access music and games, print pictures, transfer contacts, and more. What's Included: LG GS390 Prime 900 mAh Battery Power adapter
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| Brand | LG |
| Item model number | GS390 Prime |
| Color | Silver |
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| Product Id | 927730 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 652810116534 |
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LG GS390 Prime - Feature phone - microSD slot - LCD display - 400 x 240 pixels - rear camera 2 MP - AT&T with GoPhone - silver
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The one good thing about this phone, is if you dont abuse it and it quits, ATT and/or Walmart will replace it for free if still under a 1 year warranty...as most phones are. So yes...the touch screen might quit in 4 months, but you can get a new one! And maybe they will get better or fix the problem...one would hope.
Normally I wouldn't buy a product with bad reviews, and when I first bought this phone I don't remember looking at any reviews, I simply went out to wal-mart and bought a new phone to replace my old one. The good thing about this phone is that it was originally made as a "Go-Phone". Thanks to a helpful tip from an AT&T associate I learned you could put a sim card into a go phone and turn it into a normal phone. Thanks to this you don't have to reupgrade and worry about the two year fee thing. It was $100 when I paid for it and I've owned it since October 2010, it is now a few days from May 2011. About the phone: I don't use internet for phone at all except for sending multimedia, like pictures. It sends them relatively fast and it is nice quality for pictures. The touchscreen is a little tricky but once again you get used to it, good for silent texters who don't want to annoy with the clicky-button phones. The only problem I have experienced with this phone is its random turning off sessions or simple texting issues that have popped up. No biggie though. Seriously, I'm very happy with the product and hope it keeps up the good work. Oh, and I usually never lack service. :) Not like my old phones! I DO recommend this product.
this is a great phone.the touchscreen is great and it just looks cool.i listen to misic alot and it sounds great.i would recomend getting this phone if you want a good touch screen go phone.
I have had this phone for over six months and it has been great, until today. The touch screen is off, it selects everything to the right of what you push. The calibration screen doesn't recognize the touch...research online shows others have had this problem. Called ATT and LG for troubleshooting and no solution. I have research and many others have experienced this with NO SOLUTION...besides a new phone or repair that is. :) hope this helps.
I recently purchased 4 of these phones, as the two Wal-marts in my area are on longer carrying AT&T phones (at least pre-paid ones). I opened three in a row, that AT&T technical support claimed had bad sim cards. Turns out the AT&T signal was so weak where I am (but not 1 mile away), that the phone could not be activated from my home. I was able to activate them, once I drove a mile from my home. For over a week, I was unable to make any calls from my home area. Also, the touch sceen has numerous significant issues. Despite numerous recallibrations, I could not get the virtual keyboard to not make errors in almost every word while texting. VERY poor design and implementation. Also, the "auto lock" keyboard feature works VERY poorly. When set to "30 seconds", the keys lock back up in 5 seconds (all 4 did this). This made trying to do ANYTHING very inconvenient, as you have to keep unlocking the keyboard. And yet, the phone would (seemingly) magically unlock and connect to the internet while in my pocket (downloading things, for which I would be charged (until I had the internet blocked on my account)). This, too, happened on each of the four phones. All that being said, the phone is full-featured, and a fairly good value (considering you get $50 in airtime include in the $99 sale price). However, overall I don't think it's worth it, given all the problems with the touch screen. Also, even when stationary, the signal strength would go from 0 to 4 bars and back and forth.
I can't say enough negative things about this phone, especially it's "touch screen". You can't use this phone, for the most part, without using the touch screen. It is SO unresponsive. More often than not, when you press a button for a function (or especially when texting) you get the character/function NEXT to the one you want. It is SO infuriating. I have recalibrated the touch screen a bunch of times. Have even exchanged the phone itself for a brand new one, 8-10 times. All have had this issue The phone can turn itself on or off. This even while the keypad is in "locked" mode. Speaking of the locked mode. Even when that is turned off, it will usually lock automatically in a few seconds. When set to "30 seconds", it typically locks within 5. Each of my units have had this same issue. You can't imagine how challenging it is to get AT&T to remove internet charges that you did not aurthorize (when the phone, with keypad locked, pocket connects to the internet, and downloads stuff). I had to have my internet access blocked (which means no picture messaging) to get them to credit the large charge. Run, do not walk from this phone. Avoid at all costs.
I really wish I would have read the reviews before purchasing this phone because it works for about three months and then the touch screen goes out on it. Trust me its really not worth the hassle!
This phone had everything I wanted for a great price. I got it as a birthday present and it was great! However, after four months the touch screen calibration stopped working properly. I did research about this phone but it was still new at my time of purchase. I took care of my phone, and was confused to why I could only temporarily fix it. Come to find out most people had the same problem with this phone after three or four months. If the touch screen worked properly, I would not complain at all because it had great features and wonderful battery life. But, $100 is not a deal if it does not last at least a year. Save your money and look else where.
I bought this phone cause i thought it was so cute i loved it took very good care of it had the phone for not even three months the touch screen when out froze up on me i called at&t and the lady i spoke with told me they have alot of problems with the LG Prime so think twice before buying i would hate for what happen to me happen to you!
The worst thing about this phone is the touch screen. This screen requires you to press on the screen with a fair amount of pressure or it will not recognize your touch. Also, the screen is very poor quality, like a kids toy. Before you buy this phone, do an internet search for the "LG Prime" and you will find a huge number of complaints about the touch screen going out after only 2 or 3 months. That is what happened to me, the screen failed after only 2 months. Most stores will not allow you to return the phone after 30 days, so when the screen fails after 60 days, you are stuck with a useless phone. You can send it to LG for warranty repair, but with a week for them to receive it, a week to repair it, and a week to return it, you will be without a phone for almost a month. --- There is a temporary fix you can try, it worked for me but may not work for everyone. With the screen facing up, hold one end of the phone in one hand and the other end in the other hand, then gently twist the ends of the phone in opposite directions (be careful not to twist too hard, you may cause more damage). In my case, the screen began working again. But this is only a temporary fix because the screen will go out again. The only permanent fix is to replace the entire phone. -- It seems this is a poor quality phone with poor quality control at the factory. Also, be advised, the phone is much smaller than it looks in most pictures -- it`s MUCH smaller than an Iphone.