T-Mobile myTouch / LG Maxx Touch

Good display ; Decent connectivity

Difficult to use effectively

A stylish handset with excellent functionality, but let down by poor usability

The LG Lifeband's built-in vibration alerts can be used to motivate, or notify of phone calls; it has support on both iOS and Android phones; the LG Fitness app works with third-party heart-rate monitors, and a few external third-party fitness apps.

The Lifeband is heavier and thicker than it needs to be; the screen is unreadable in bright daylight; some call and text-notification features won't work when paired with an iPhone; the swipe-and-tap band interface is frustrating to use; the battery...

The Lifeband Touch, LG's crack at a smart fitness band, has moments of promise, but just doesn't add up to an experience that's useful or fun compared with the competition.

The LG Lifeband's built-in vibration alerts can be used to motivate, or notify of phone calls; it has support on both iOS and Android phones; the LG Fitness app works with third-party heart-rate monitors, and a few external third-party fitness apps

The Lifeband is heavier and thicker than it needs to be; the screen is unreadable in bright daylight; some call and text-notification features won't work when paired with an iPhone; the swipe-and-tap band interface is frustrating to use; the battery...

The Lifeband Touch, LG's crack at a smart fitness band, has moments of promise, but just doesn't add up to an experience that's useful or fun compared with the competition.

Responsive touchscreen; interesting and fun UI; excellent battery life; decent physical keyboard

Measly 1.3 MP camera

The Cosmos Touch is nearly perfect in every way. I wish I could give it an A+ overall, but the lackluster camera quality and the resized physical keyboard are negatives that may be hard for some to ignore, though the keyboard may be perfect for others....

Slim, Sleek and packed with good functions and features ;

Dial system, Temperamental touch response, Camera