The LG enV2 released into Verizon online store on yesterday. The enV2 sports a full QWERTY keyboard as it's ancestor, the enV, did. I can say that the color for this phone reminds me of the chocolate 2 and it looks a little less "teenageish". For such a small CDMA phone, it has an excellent battery life: Talk: 5.3 hours max. (320 minutes)
Standby: 520 hours max. (21.7 days) .
Even thought it is the upgrade of the enV, it still has the 2.0 mega pixel camera but if you think about it, if the mega pixels were higher, the phone would cost a lot more. The 2.0 mega pixel is now considered standard compared to older models with 1.3 mega pixel, at least that's what I think.
The music player is always an essential feature to the phone but it would be also be a little better if you didn't have to use VCAST'S media player........ :( . But, like some LG phones, there may be a small hack that will unleash a hidden LG music player like the LG 8100 had. But if you do want to listen to music, the enV2 supports up to 8GB of memory. You know, it seems that with the new enV2, when you take one away you gain another. That is what I call the screens. The Outer screen is so much smaller. It is almost more than half less of the outer screen that the first V and enV has. I see that as being just like that annoying Sprint phone, the Samsung Upstage. I think we all will need glasses soon as the screens get smaller.
If the teens are buying it, LG strives to get their attention.
-Shante' Stallings ::Taetay706gul
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