Testseek.com have collected 126 expert reviews of the LG P500 Optimus One and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for LG P500 Optimus One.
November 2010
(74%)
126 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Low price, Good screen and design, Latest version of Android
Thin volume keys, No Flash support, Mediocre camera
The LG Optimus One may well be the best budget Android smartphone on the Australian market. A responsive capacitive touchscreen and the latest version of the Android OS combined with decent physical hardware make it great value for money...
Running on Android 2.2; Responsive screen; Packed with a lot of 3rd party applications like Swype and NDrive; Minimal slowdown when running multiple apps; Great battery life; Attractive price
Plain design; Flash Player missing on the phone; LG App Advisor not as helpful as expected; Only USB charger included
Easy to use, Full range of Android features, Tidy design, Large battery
Soft plastic screen, Can be a bit slow at times, Lowish resolution screen
The LG Optimus One runs Android 2.2 with some light customisations by LG. So instead of the App Launcher, Browser, and Phone icons running along the bottom there are Phone, Contacts, App Launcher, Messages and Browser, which seems like an improvement to u...
It's an improvement over the original Optimus GT540, but the small screen resolution and poor camera mean it doesn’t compare well with Motorola's excellent Defy. ...
The Optimus One is a huge leap forward from the Optimus GT540 due in no small part to its far superior capacitive touchscreen. It wears its budget limitations on its sleeve but if it’s not quite as fast, and the screen isn’t quite as sharp, as its mor...
Android 2.2 Froyo, 'Acceptable' battery life, Value for money, Plays DivX video natively
Optimus software unnecessary, Screen isn't responsive enough, Very average camera with no flash, Touchscreen keyboard could be more accurate
The Optimus One is hoping to win over more converts to the smartphone revolution, and LG has been sensible enough to include Android 2.2. The build quality, the screen or the processor aren't quite perfect, but they don't stop the One from achieving it...
