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In Depth
A no-frills flip phone for the traditionalist that focuses on value over high performance, and has a very slim profile when closed. In most ways, LG’s 4010 is a classic business model, except that it has no provision for e-mail. If games and themes are your thing, or you use a mobile to check your e-mail, this is probably not the phone for you. On the other hand, if you want a handset that fits neatly in your pocket, and performs decently, you’ve found a good match.
The 4010 has a large grayscale display that provides crisp graphics but no color, and its Web browsing capability is perfectly adequate. Transferring data from a 4010 to a laptop or desktop computer is supported. The phone features a single installed game, Blackjack, but no provision for downloading new games. Just about the only luxury featured is the capability to download polyphonic ringtones, and hear them in high-quality 40-chord audio. In keeping with its niche, the handset’s appearance is sleek and corporate, with sharp angles and a silver finish.
What people actually want to know
When was the LG 4010 released?
The LG 4010 was released on January 24, 2004.
Does the LG 4010 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the LG 4010 has a 2.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I download the LG 4010 manual?
You can view and download the LG 4010 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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Not bad looking phone. Simplicity can be a good thing. However, things get really complicated with all the security codes. I'd advise you not mess with the default codes or you'll be looking at a new SIM card. Happened to me with a brand new phone I hardly used (18min - 1 day). Matter of fact, I'm not 100% certain the phone wasn't at fault... Or, maybe a faulty SIM card was the culprit.