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For a flip phone, LG did a satisfactory job with it. It is functional and it is definitely as basic as they come. That, however, is also a fault that works against the LG Aloha. Compared to other phones, this easily is overmatched. Even in its own line-up, it would not fare pretty well. Imagine the horror if you are into high-end phones. If basic phone users have better choices elsewhere and even in the same neighborhood, how good could that be?

Which is definitely a sad thing to happen since, despite those comparisons, the LG Aloha is really a decent phone to begin with. It is user-friendly and even has voice dialing. Unfortunately, there are more glaring flaws than what consumers are used to see with most basic phones. The LG Aloha has a somewhat boring design. That is quite a knock since it is supposed to be lively, considering its name. A blunder in the design is also the lack of any outside features. That is quite a miscue, in our opinion.

Also, the call quality is not really something to crow about. It is quite disappointing in fact.

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LG, Aloha, LX140

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