LG KF600 review: Twice the fun

• Touchpads are no longer revolutionary. But they are still not flawless either. The ones we've managed to test so far have all fallen seriously short of being the best thing since sliced bread. However, our experience with LG KF600 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona revealed a huge step forward for touchpad-navigated devices. You can imagine we were more than eager to make a full review of the handset. Luckily, the pre-release unit we got was good enough for that purpose. So, here we go.
  
     
  LG KF600 official photos
  Key features: 
  2" 256K-color TFT LCD display of QVGA resolution
  1.49" 256K-color TFT 176 x 240 pixel InteractPad
  3.15 MP camera with autofocus and LED flash
  Tri-band GSM/EDGE support
  Bluetooth and USB v2.0
  Cool additional themes by Keith Haring
  FM radio
  Cool games
  Main disadvantages:
  No 3G support
  2-inch display is small for a multimedia handset
  Front panel is a fingerprint nightmare
  Uncomfortable keypad
  The haptic feedback on the InteractPad has a delay
  Non-hot-swappable memory card
  
  The KF600 was one of the highlights at the LG booth at the MWC and, as we see it, it has enough good reasons for that. There's a great youthful feel about the handset, which can hardly go unnoticed. Of course the new InteractPad interface has its downsides, so you might just want to read a little more before you fork out the cash. This certainly is not everybody's phone.