LG KF510 Mobile Phone Accessories

Below is our range of LG KF510 mobile phone accessories. To view more information about an accessory, please click on the item title.

Picture	Item Title	Item Price	Buy It
	LG KF510 240V AC Travel Charger	$20.99plus shipping
	LG KF510 Car Saver Charger	$10.99plus shipping
	LG KF510 Leather Pouch	$14.99plus shipping
	LG KF510 USB Data Cable	$15.99plus shipping
	Universal Mobile Phone Cradle	$14.99plus shipping

LG KF510

The LG KF510 is a sleek slider phone encased in tempered glass, lending it a robust feel when held. Locating the power button proved challenging for some users. It's situated on the right side, resembling more an MP3 player's hold switch than a typical power button. Directly below, you'll find a camera button that doubles as a wake-up key, activating the screen after periods of inactivity. The device features a discreet microSD slot, hidden within the rear of the slide-out section.

Features

Although the LG KF510's features don't break new ground, they were quite respectable for a phone priced below AU$300. Essentials like Bluetooth, FM radio, and speakerphone are present alongside a world clock, MP3 player, and organizer to manage daily activities. However, with only 16MB of internal storage, users planning to save music and photos will need to expand the memory with a microSD card.

Performance

Touch-sensitive buttons remain a contentious design choice among mobile manufacturers for their stylish appearance despite common issues of accidental presses and slow response times. The KF510 continues this trend, and while its haptic feedback attempts to mitigate these issues, it doesn't improve the sluggish reaction of the touch controls. This makes tasks like texting or correcting typos frustratingly slow.

The 3-megapixel camera performs adequately in well-lit conditions, producing decent quality photos.

Overall

The KF510 offers features and aesthetics comparable to more expensive models, making it stand out. However, its defining characteristics, notably the interactive lighting effects, while initially intriguing, may become irritating over time, especially during text messaging.