LG Quantum

Full QWERTY keyboard. LG throws in some extra apps. Good RF reception. Solidly built.

Heavy. Smallish screen. Bizarrely shaped and positioned shift and function buttons. Poor camera.

Multimedia and Conclusions As a Windows Phone, the Quantum is great for playing music and video over wired headphones plugged into the 3.5-mm jack. Stereo Bluetooth support was spottier; I could play music over Altec Lansing BackBeat headphones, but...

As one of the few Windows Phone 7 devices to offer a physical QWERTY keyboard, the Quantum packs a speedy 1 GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera with a flash, and 1,500 mAh battery

Quantum looks a lot like a featurephone; smallish display in comparison to the other WP7 devices ; The Verdict: If you need the physical keyboard, the LG Quantum is your device. Otherwise, there's more to like in the HTC Surround and Samsung Focus

The Quantum offers a nice physical QWERTY keyboard and packs a large (by Windows Phone standards) 1,500 mAh battery, but for AT&T customers looking for a more media-rich experience, but the smaller screen and featurephone-like design could sway...

Inexpensive, Zune player, simple interface,slide out qwerty keyboard. The phone is solidly built. It is much smaller than what I anticipated

A little on the heavy side. I knew it would be heavy but not this heavy it does have some weight. Also I am not a big fan of on screen keyboards especially with a screen this small. Couldn't get the phone to update to the 7.8 release which is mostly...