Very disappointed in this phone. I bought it for the supposed long life battery and the blue tick. The battery was useless. had to be charged daily or more even when not in use. It was my worst mobile phone experience ever. The camera was very good I must admit.

GOOD for the new android user ...like the wifi tethering ..cool phone for the youth ....overall a good phone

Easy To Use; Useful Features; Design

camera is useless

There are none

Many things are wrong with this phone!! Besides it freezing up constantly and it's app storage is painfully small it is one of the only Droid 2.2 phones that IS NOT flash player compatable! Therefore almost all video streaming is usless! Stay away from this phone!

ordered phone over a month ago still don't have it overstock tells me that they will send me a new one only to find out that it is out of stock. Now i am waiting on a refund still with no phone.

got it saturday...taking it back today. compared to my last non android LG this is a step back. yes it has a lot of xtras, but sound quality of calls is abysmal. i did'nt recognise my wife or my sister when they called. had to look at the number to check, and they said it didn't sound clear.

LG's Optimus One P500 was a decent budget Android phone, despite its shortcomings. The Optimus Me P350 feels like a successor to that handset, offering similar specifications and software for around the same price. But the playing field has changed slightly in the past six months, making it harder for a device like this to impress.

The LG Optimus Me P350 offers an attractive design, but cuts corners elsewhere to ensure the price remains low. It's best suited to smart-phone newbies who want to get Android on the cheap.

Great design; lightweight and pocket-friendly.

Small, low-res screen; no Flash support; Android 2.2 Froyo instead of 2.3 Gingerbread.

it would be better if the camera had a flash for at night

my sister has one and she is plaesed with it and what it can do

but i think it looks really cheep and tacky compared to moast new phones on the market

A small, but steady niche is growing for the under Rs. 10,000 smartphone market in India. We see models like the BlackBerry Curve 8520, Samsung Galaxy 5, Spice Mi-310 among various others making a name for themselves.

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.

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