"A Budget Smart Phone" i have been using this smartphone about 4 months...a decent phone.. I rooted the phone installed custom rom..now the phone is really fast..supports some apps.. not suitable for playing games..

Budget Smart Phone; Pocket Friendly; Good Batterylife; Durable

Low Processor; Lags; Poor Camera; No Flash; auto focus

The 1250mAh battery is rated for seven hours of talk time in 3G mode by the manufacturer, which is about average for an Android handset. With the LG Optimus Me P350 the Korean company shows it will be focusing not only on innovative high-end phones this year, like the groundbreaking LG Optimus 2X or...

Cheap and low powered smartphones have been the bread and butter of Android enthusiasts on a low budget, or the first-time smartphone user. Some cheap smart phones are pretty lame, some are pretty good despite their low specs, others are amazing phones that come at an amazingly low price tag.

LG released the Optimus Me rather quietly earlier this year. It's a mid-range phone in the same vein as the Vodafone Smart and HTC Wildfire , running Android. Can this follow on from the success of the LG Optimus One?

The LG Optimus Me P350 is the latest device in the block that is going to release within the first quarter of 2010. It seems that the Korean company wants to extend the brand of ‘Optimus' phones after the success of LG E900 Optimus 7 because it made back to back announcements of LG Optimus 2X and...

Wi Fi; 3G; 32 GB Memory support; Cost efficient

Backdated version of Bluetooth

You might have expected LG to better the Optimus One with the Optimus Me. Sadly, the Me is inferior in all but a few areas. The screen is smaller, the processor isn't any faster and the camera's still mediocre. Check out the Samsung Galaxy Fit , HTC Wildfire S and Optimus One before laying down your...

Great design; Lightweight and pocket-friendly

Small; low-res screen; No Flash support; Android 2.2 Froyo instead of 2.3 Gingerbread

It's certainly got its flaws, but the LG Optimus Me delivers a decent Android experience without busting you wallet. Ideal for Android newbies or fashion conscious teens, the LG Optimus Me could well be worth considering.

The Optimus Me delivers a fast, slick user experience, but this is mitigated by its small display. Android is a complex system and we really feel that you need more than 2.8 inches of screen to use this system comfortably.

Slick user experience; Enough grunt for games; Good battery life

Small screen makes browsing tricky; amongst other tasks; Refused to play many of our video files

I bought this for an extended overseas trip to India. Thus needed a GSM quadband phone and didn't want to pay the steep fee my wireless carrier was asking for. Since I have a Blackberry in the US, I was use to the always connected (i.e. email) and organizer features that come with it.

Unlocked Android OS and Quad Band GSM feature

Screen size and resolution; can get laggy with lots of apps

I purchased this for my husband. He claims it does not notify him of a text message, voice mail or a missed call. I've yet to see what's what but will check it out. The size and battery life are very good.