ProductCritic: LG VX8300 Reviews

Consumer Guide (100)

The downside of this phone is that most of the video and MP3 features require subscription and/or cost money to download files. Otherwise, this is a great phone with solid performance.

phoneArena (90)

The VX8300 is an excellent phone with many features, so it is no wonder that it is one of the most popular phones sold by Verizon. The overall look and quality has been improved since the VX8100 was introduced last year.

Mobile Tech Review (90)

A sweet clamshell feature phone has just gotten sweeter and slimmer. The feature set is compelling with MP3 playback, a very good camera, Bluetooth and V Cast (EVDO).

Mobiledia (90)

The VX8300 is tough to pick apart. Having strengths in imaging, audio, connectivity, and usability, LG improved what little problems the VX8100 had.

CNET (80)

The LG V8300 is a well-designed and high-performing EV-DO phone for Verizon Wireless.

PC Mag (80)

An all-around solid choice for Verizon that will get better as currently disabled features are added with time.

Sci-Tech Today (80)

Consumers with deep pockets who are ready to rock ‘n’ roll will find the VX8300 to be an excellent choice. On the other hand, standalone devices such as the video iPod can deliver similar, or even superior, multimedia capabilities without breaking anyone’s bank account.

infoSync World (78)

The slimmed-down, stereo Bluetooth-enabled VX8300 represents a marked improvement over LG’s popular (but bulky) VX8100 mulltimedia phone. Unfortunately, the eye-catching clamshell comes saddled with the V Cast Music player ~~- which won’t work with stereo Bluetooth (for now, at least) -~~ and lacks bundled earbuds and a memory expansion card.

LAPTOP Magazine (60)

The VX8300 is a good V CAST phone, but we prefer the Samsung SCH-A930, which packs nearly all of the same features into a more stylish design.