Verizon's stylish LG Exalt flip phone

Hello, everybody. It's Lynn La from CNET. And right now, we're gonna check out the LG Exalt from Verizon. As you can see, the Exalt is a simple flip phone that has just the basics. It's slim and light-weight, and it has a neat LED display here that shows the time or your most recent missed calls and messages. The device has a stylish and generously-sized alphanumeric keypad and physical shortcut buttons to launch the speaker, alarm clock, and camera. You'll also get a 3-inch color display with a 400x240 pixel resolution and a 2-megapixel camera that lacks a flash, but can record video. The handset is powered by a 9 Ampere-hour battery, which has a reported usage time of up to 5-1/2 hours. Some additional features include three Y themes, Bluetooth 3.0, the Opera Mini web browser, which will run on 1x network speeds, and a microSD card slot that can hold up to 32 gigs of expandable memory. If you're interested, the phone is currently free after users sign a two-year contract with the carrier. Again, I am Lynn, and you've been checking out Verizon's Exalt.