AT&T LG Neon II 2 No Contract Cell Phone from eBay
- •Condition: Used
- •Availability: In Stock
- •Carrier: AT&T
- •Located In: USA
The LG Neon II is a horizontal sliding feature phone that boasts a full and spacious QWERTY keyboard, 2.4-inch display generating 240 x 320 pixels, a 2MP camera with digital zoom and an assortment of photo effects, and video record.
The LG Neon II features an MP3 player, internet browsing capability, GPS (including turn-by-turn navigation and voice navigation), Bluetooth 2.0 and memory expansion up to 16GB via microSD.
Rounding out the phone's features is a 3.5mm headset jack, a full suite of entry-level features including calendar, alarms and to-do lists, and SMS, MMS and email capability.
With a talk time of up to four hours, and a standby time of up to 264 hours, the LG Neon II is a well-built, attractive phone that may get lost among other, better choices at the same price point.
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brook (about 1 month ago)
0/10
This is my first phone, so i didn't want anything fancy but this phone makes me so mad. Its slow and has a tiny memory. I've tried to break it so many times but it doesn't break. I would not recommend this phone to anyone.
Christy_65543 (6 months ago)
10/10
All of it amazing features and apps are easy to find & easy to use. The mp3 player in the phone is great and playback is clear & easy listening. I had to change phone companies and this phone make the choice easy. Thanks so much.
Dave_53677 (10 months ago)
6/10
its a $150 phone. Good for the price. Has a bunch of useless features that i cant figure out how to get rid of. Keyboard is useable, touch sensitivity is better than any other under $200 phone.
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