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Get It Now service to the phone's 1.6MB of dedicated memory. Prices for these extra features start at $1 depending on your subscription (monthly, annual, or a one-time fee). It's also MMS ready; thus, you can exchange images with voice recordings between this model and other MMS-ready Verizon handsets. As noted, one of the VX6000's major selling points is the built-in VGA digital camera. You can take pictures at three different settings: high (640x480 pixels), medium (320x240), and low (160x120). You can also save 20 images to the phone's memory, regardless of resolution. You'll also find a self-timer; white-balance adjustments; multishot, color-effect (normal, antique, black and white, and negative), and brightness controls; five Fun Frames (which let you capture an image of a friend's face and place it in a variety of templates, such as a magazine cover); and the ability to add sound to images. Once you snap some photos, you can easily send them as attachments to an e-mail address via Verizon's new Get Pix service (initially $2.99 for unlimited use), save them to the phone, or upload them to an online photo album. According to LG, a USB cable accessory will be available in a few months so that you can connect the phone to a computer and transfer images. Keep in mind that capturing and delivering high-quality pics is not the goal of this new breed of phone. In fact, the images are mediocre at best and not suitable for printing.
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Average User Rating 3.5 stars out of 734 user reviews Rating Breakdown -
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1 star: 47 My Rating 0 stars click stars to rate product Most Helpful User Review 4.5 stars 8 of 8 users found this review helpful Pros Bright, larger lcd, impressive camera, accessible keypad, Cons Not enough memory, can only store 20 high res photos, when camera gets old, not much left... Summary The lg vx6000 is an all around nice phone. From its vivid color display, to its simple, yet extremely functional camera setup, this just screams accesiblity to electronics enthusiasts and first time cell phone buyers alike. It has a nice, sleek design to it, and its not bulky or awkward ... Expand full review Summary: The lg vx6000 is an all around nice phone. From its vivid color display, to its simple, yet extremely functional camera setup, this just screams accesiblity to electronics enthusiasts and first time cell phone buyers alike. It has a nice, sleek design to it, and its not bulky or awkward to hold. Feel nice and sturdy in your hand, and even better when you talk. The camera on this is also nice. It just so simple to use, yet delivers high quality photos, with minimal effort. Has cool funframes, and effects such as black and white, and an antiquish sepia effect. The zoom is nice, too, gets up there REAL close. One of the only drawbacks to this phone is the lack of memory. With the ability to store only 20 vga photos, it runs out of space rather quickly, especially if you are using the multi shot. But, with that said, this phone is still extremely solid, and for the low prices these days, its one to definetely look into. Most Recent User Reviews (Showing 2 of 734 reviews) Thanks for your submission!
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