It’s a terrific text-and-picture-messaging phone, with a very good camera and a decent music player. It is loud but a touch muddy—the sound isn’t as sharp as it is on the VX9800. Reception is okay, but not excellent.

PCmag Reviewed LG enV VX9900 and gave out “Outfitted with a powerful (for a phone) 2-megapixel camera, the handset takes sharp, well-balanced photos, albeit with distracting color noise. An autofocus function, although a cool idea, raises the shutter delay from a sprightly 0.4 seconds to an unacceptable 2 seconds without making photos.The enV could have been the ultimate messaging phone, a real Sidekick-killer. But Verizon’s greed and shortsightedness prevents that.”

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