The Vu has an included 2-megapixel camera with autofocus, and it delivered good results when we snapped pictures around Manhattan.


Laptopmag reviewed LG Vu and gave out “If the LG Vu’s goal was to deliver a touchscreen phone and silky-smooth Mobile TV to those who can’t afford (or don’t want to pay for) the iPhone, we say: mission accomplished. The Vu is also a better phone than the iPhone, although it lacks niceties such as visual voicemail. If you don’t need a full Web surfing experience on the go and don’t mind putting up with a few other quirks, this is a good choice.”
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