The LG Envoy II is a simple flip phone from US Cellular
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Hello, everybody.
It's Lynn La from CNET, and today, we're going to check out the LG Envoy II from US Cellular.
Now, as you can see, this is a very, very simple feature device that's geared towards users who aren't looking for a high-tech Smartphone.
Outside, you'll get a small monochrome display, about an inch across that shows info like the time, date, and battery status.
Once you open it up, you'll see a 2.2-inch display that has a 176x220 pixel resolution.
The phone has a very simple interface and you can customize your menu page here to show different applications and features.
The keypad is generously spaced and really flushed with the surface.
You get a lot of shortcut buttons including one for the camera, speaker phone, and alarm clock.
Now, due to the placement of the voice command key, however, I oftentimes find myself pressing that button when I really want to press the end or quick key.
So be mindful of that.
The handset has a 1.3-megapixel camera that doesn't have a flash or record video.
It runs on a 950 milliampere hour battery and has a reported talk-time of five hours.
Currently, the handset is going for about $70 with a two-year contract, but oddly enough, US Cellular is also offering it prepaid for about $20 less too.
Again, I'm Lynn and this has been the LG Envoy II from US Cellular.
