LG EnV Touch???

[BabyTigger99]

Anyone have one? I am thinking up upgrading to one!

 

[pyrxtc]

My Dh just got one yesterday. So far he is really liking it a lot. It looks like fun but too much work to figure out.

 

[Eeyore'sthebest]

Can you get emails on it?

 

[lucky978]

I got mine early August. I upgraded from the Chocolate. I really like it so far. My only complaint is with the case I bought. I bought the Body Glove black one. Too bulky. I took it off.

Yes - I believe you can get emails on it. You have to pay for the monthly service fee for it though. I didn't do that.

Enjoy!

 

[sbell111]

What's the difference between the EnV Touch and the Voyager?

 

[AmericangirlinFrance]

I have one and I really like it! The touch screen works well, but it's nice having the option of the fold-out keyboard for texting.

Yes, you can get email/internet on it - it's $15 a month. The internet works great so far! I have never had internet on my phone before, so this is my monthly treat to myself.

 

[ORMom2Four]

Dh got the EnV touch. He returned it after 2 weeks. He thought the touch screen was not as sensitive as his ipod touch, and he hated the dialing (numbers) interface.

 

[AshleyW]

What's the difference between the EnV Touch and the Voyager?

I asked a customer service person at Verizon and they were less than helpful. But, my friend has a Voyager and I've played around with an enV Touch a little, and the only real difference I noticed is that the enV Touch has a little better camera, and is a little smaller than the Voyager. I think the enV Touch basically just replaced the Voyager.

I have the enV2 right now, and will probably upgrade to the enV Touch when I can.

 

[MJMouse]

I have a Voyager... and a year and a half later, I can't wait to get rid of it. The touch screen doesn't always work, it's awkward to type on, turns on at the most inopportune times and has the worst battery life I've ever seen (from day one I've had to charge it almost every day).

I can't wait to upgrade... don't know what I want though.

 

[sbell111]

I have a Voyager... and a year and a half later, I can't wait to get rid of it. The touch screen doesn't always work, it's awkward to type on, turns on at the most inopportune times and has the worst battery life I've ever seen (from day one I've had to charge it almost every day).

I can't wait to upgrade... don't know what I want though.

I've had my Voyager for almost two years and I pretty much agree with you.

The touch screen is pretty irritating. Generally, I avoid it and use the keyboard.

The keylock does seem to fail occaionally, but not so often as to bother me. I do remember one time several months ago that my phone was watching a video in it's holster due to this.

The battery life is not awesome. It is definitely a phone that needs to be charged every evening, but it has never died on me during the day. Part of the reason that my battery gets run down is because my office is on the bottom floor of a huge government building. There are parts of the building that I end up spending time in that have so much concrete and marble overhead that I lose cel signal. When this happens, the phone actively searches for a signal, running down the battery.

 

[kydisneyfans]

My wife got one on July 2 and I haven't seen her since. She is addicted to it.