"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

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?

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

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.

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

I do not understand how I use the built-in FM transmitter, maybe I need to download an app Jag förstår inte hur jag använder den inbyggda FM-sändaren, kanske måste jag ladda ned en app

Lg P350 phone is a good value of money. it work smooth and user friendly those are using first time. phone durability is good. battery life is good during talking and using 3g net battery life average. IPS screen is good for viewing movies and picture. Phone body good.

good money value

screen size small; it should me 4 inch for better performance

Lg optimus Me p350 is an old phone now which is not in production too and you find it in none of the stores in the market nor online. The phone was good enough when it was introduced. it has android 2.2 which is slow and compatible with less number of new apps.

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'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.