LG MUZIQ "Music" Mobile Phone review

Sprint and LG announced the new LG MUZIQ (“music”).

LG MUZIQ “Music” Mobile Phone review
The LG MUZIQ Phone for Sprint supports Sprint’s Music Store, which lets users browse for, purchase, and download music directly from the mobile phone. The LG MUZIQ Phone also ships with a free copy of the Sprint Music Manager for transferring (“side-loading”) unprotected music from a PC to LG MUZIQ Phone. Other multimedia type features include a 1.3 megapixel camera, support for Bluetooth stereo headphones, and an FM transmitter for listening to the MUZIQ’s music on a home/office/car FM stereo.

When Sprint introduced the LG FUSIC last year, they had the right idea: make a cell phone that’s also a strong music player, This year they make LG MUZIQ Phone come with over the air track download, FM transmitter and Bluetooth stereo support. But the FUSIC’s design, with its white plastic body and colorful face plates gave some folks the impression that it targeted younger users and at the very entry-level. On July 15th 2007, Sprint customers will get the FUSIC’s replacement: the LG MUZIQ Phone, a much more stylish and slim phone that offers many of FUSIC’s great music features plus more. The LG “MUZIQ” (pronounced “music”) sports a very different look: dressed in black, it appeals to more serious crowd. The external touch-control music keys remind us of the LG VX8600 and LG Chocolate. The LG MUZIQ Phone offers a full set of multimedia features including music, video, on-demand content and more. Those who liked the features on the FUSIC but were turned off by the looks might just fancy the LG MUZIQ Phone.

The LG MUZIQ is a digital CDMA phone that’s offered by Sprint in the US. It also has support for Sprint’s Power Vision (EV-DO) network for data services such as music downloads, Sprint TV, web, messaging and application downloads.