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LG KF750 Secret

LG KF750 Reviews

Trusted Reviews has a review of the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "The phone has a front-facing camera for video calls, too, but it is the main camera that gets the glory. With a small LED flash and autofocus as well as that 120 frames per second video shooting and a macro mode it sounds well-equipped...The macro mode proved very good. The Sempervivum photo, taken using this mode, shows this small (just a couple of centimetres across) succulent plant in good detail and the colour capture is spot on. The white flowers were photographed quite close up too, though this time not close enough to need the macro mode, and again the shot is quite sharp and clear."

CNET UK reviews the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "Although it's not marketed as a camera phone, the Secret hides a 5-megapixel snapper. Regrettably, there's no xenon flash so don't expect well-illuminated shots in low light. In daylight, though, we found the Secret's camera quite fun to use, particularly for shooting videos."

CNET Australia does a first take review of the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "A major feature of the Secret is its 5-megapixel camera. This spec puts the phone in competition with Sony Ericsson's C902, but LG has chucked in a bunch of extras including image editing, macro mode and a choice of ISO speeds. There's no Xenon flash, but then there isn't one on the C902 either — both phones sport an LED for late-night pic-taking."

3G reviews the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "The LG Secret has grabbed headlines for being the world’s slimmest mobile to carry a five-megapixel camera, and the design team really has worked wonders. But there’s no point in breaking records if the camera is no good...To be honest, there’s such a demand for more megapixels that most consumers will be happy just to have the five-megapixel box ticked; however, reassuringly, LG has jemmied in a very decent snapper."

PC Advisor reviews the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "The LG Secret has features in abundance. As well as the 5Mp camera seen on the adverts, there's both video and media editors that help you add simple effects and titles to the video clips you record and the photos you snap...The LG Secret is able to capture video at 120fps (frames per second). Few phones are capable of such a feat and the footage we took, while distinctly amateur, was also markedly crisper and smoother than from other phones. It even supports DivX."

Mirror reviews the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "While its svelte frame may suggest otherwise, this slider phone is rock solid, with a carbon fibre and tempered glass casing that’s likely to stand the test of that...Fun and a breeze to use, the only real dissapointment with the Secret is its lack of a flash to complement the phone’s excellent 5mp camera."

Pocket-lint reviews the LG KF750 Secret and writes, "The LG Secret sports HSDPA and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, a 5-megapixel camera, accelerometer for motion sensor gaming and plenty of other gems up its sleeve including haptics...It's not all about games and web surfing though. The Secret sports a 5-megapixel digital camera with flash and you'll be able to capture still and video footage at the press of a button. Like other LG mobiles, you'll also be able to edit them in-phone just like the company's Viewty handset."