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Something to add:
The above phone has characteristics similar to LG's black label series, and I believe that it should fall under that category. -
yea haha thx. btw i saw this phone similar to lg choco. but its under the brand cyon. its in korea lol.
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Never heard of Cyon
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is kg810 sold in singapore already?
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Yes KG810 is already out. Retail price is around $598 without line. I have to stress on the word 'around', because different shops may sell it at different prices (without line).
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is it only sold at big mobile shops?
because it seems like i cannot find it in normal shops in the heartland area..
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Hi anyone knows when is this phone going to be launch in singapore? It seems way better than lg chocolate.
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how do you know which phones will be sold in SG?
anyone already using 800/810/320? which of these is better? in terms of design and functions?
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my fren got LG chocolate. the touch sensitive keypad very cool.
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I'm using the above 3.Originally posted by th3m0ment:how do you know which phones will be sold in SG?
anyone already using 800/810/320? which of these is better? in terms of design and functions?
anyway, is the screen size the same for all LG phones?
In terms of design, I'd rank 800 first, followed by 810 and 320.
In terms of user-friendliness, 810, 320, 800.
810's T9 predictive text is more stable and the user will be able to key in messages at a much faster speed. As for 800 and 320, the T9 is somewhat similar but you cannot input it as fast as the 810.
KG800's touchpad is sensitive. Do not treat it as a button - it's a touchpad. Users with big thumbs may find difficulty in using in as they might tend to hit the wrong button.
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wow, are you a LG fan too?
i cannot decide between 810 and 320.
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Not exactly. As stated earlier, I'm working part time as a LG phone promoter on weekends hence I got the Black Label series phones for demo purpose.Originally posted by th3m0ment:wow, are you a LG fan too?
i cannot decide between 810 and 320.
where did you buy your phones? are they common at most handphone shops? and where can i get them at the lowest price?
Most M1 shops will have them (stock dependent). You can also visit your friendly neighborhood ah beng shops.
M1 rates
KG320 $538/$138
KG800 $668/$348
KG810 $598/$348
Underlined prices are the rates that come with a 2 year contract.
For ah beng shops (without contract)
KG320 $338 - $388
KG800 $488 - $568
KG810 $528 - $568
Although the rates at ah beng shops are cheaper, they will try to rip you off by removing certain package items and then try to sell it back to you. -
hmm i was asking if LG U400 will be out in singapore since i heard its by the "three" network.
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Hmn no news ne...
So far I only know that another Black Label series will be released sometime soon, which is the one that is in this thread if I'm not wrong.
KG800 has a 3G version, KU800 but it's exclusive to Vodaphone so it may not reach Singapore. -
hmm why lg phones so many exclusive to others. so vx8500 is out soon. so its chocolate a gd phone? i heard de touch pad its very sensitive. very easy spoil or smth.
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I also heard many people (non-owners) saying that, but I haven't seen any one who actually owns it and says that it's spoiltOriginally posted by OasisBlue:hmm why lg phones so many exclusive to others. so vx8500 is out soon. so its chocolate a gd phone? i heard de touch pad its very sensitive. very easy spoil or smth.
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ooo haha thx. just wish to clarify and consider b4 buying it. I dont want to end up buying a phone i get frustrated with lol.Originally posted by aRcTiC_sTaR:I also heard many people (non-owners) saying that, but I haven't seen any one who actually owns it and says that it's spoilt -
is it true that the surface of chocolate / 810 is easily scratched? due to its glossy surface.
or will it only happen if you do not take any care of it. -
I think there are something called screen protector or something. A thin film to stick on ur phone.Originally posted by th3m0ment:is it true that the surface of chocolate / 810 is easily scratched? due to its glossy surface.
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KE800?
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KU800 = 3G
KE800 = Non-3G, but buffed up specs (Improved battery life, 2.0 MP camera, integrated radio, 256 internal memory (expandable), sharper screen resolution).
However KE800 looks slightly different from the KG800, while the KU800 is almost the same as the KG800 except for a slightly bigger dimension. -
They finally made one that addresses all the mistakes they made in every previous model.
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Well.. To all those who are still interested in getting a LG Chocolate.
GET SOMETHING ELSE!
After owning a LG white chocolate for the 16th day, I think I need to return to LG serivce center for the second time.
The first time I went there is when my phone is barely 2 weeks old, (and I'm belong to the kind who very sayang my phone one k... ). Reason, the other side of the line couldn't hear me.
Now.. The problem is I can't hear whoever that is.. at the other side of the line..
They solve one problem and another came up!!
Now.. I'm too caught up with work to march up to LG service centre for the 2nd time...
Please do not be deceived by the looks (like I did... ) 
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are the LG phones sold in singapore the same as described in gsmarena? and other foreign websites?
seems like there is some discrepancies in the features stated. such as kg810's stopwatch/countdown timer. are such features absent from those sold here? or is it just that some singapore hp review websites do not give all the available features?
and i heard that there are limited mp3 tones for sms tones, which means we can only use those present mp3 tones found in the phone initially. is it true?
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yes, its true.Originally posted by th3m0ment:and i heard that there are limited mp3 tones for sms tones, which means we can only use those present mp3 tones found in the phone initially. is it true?