LG products usually do all right by me.  They’re not always jam-packed with features, but they do a passable job of supplying a decent phone. The LG UX840 Triton is a textbook example of LG at its most frequently seen.

The LG UX840 Triton phone is a slider style phone with three hundred meg of onboard memory, GPS, a battery capable of two hundred and ten minutes of talk time, web browsing, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, a three megapixel camera, speakerphone, calendar, world clock, alarm, stopwatch, calculator, currency converter, notepad and downloadable games.

First, I love the versatility of this phone, seeing as it has both a trackpeg and a full QWERTY keyboard.  Call it irrational preference if you must, but I personally dislike phones that are heavy on the touchpad.  I like something with controls on the phone itself.

But the LG UX840 Triton definitely managed to bring plenty of versatility to its controls, even if it was a little lacking in the special features department.  There’s plenty to like here and you shouldn’t be disappointed, but features buffs should definitely look elsewhere.

The Good

Trackpad AND keyboard

Terrific versatility

The Bad

A bit lacking in features

Score 7/10

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