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Description: The LG VX8100 includes a variety of wallpaper, themes, and alert sounds, and you can use 16-character personalization banners. The VX8100 ships with a measly five monophonic and six 72-chord polyphonic ring tones. You can download and play polyphonic and MP3 ring tones available from Verizon's Get It Now download store, along with the usual assortment of screensavers, wallpaper, games, and so forth. There are no games included, not even demo versions of titles that are available through Get It Now.


Performance of LG VX8100 (Verizon Wireless)
LG not only added a number of feature and function improvements to the VX8100, but the dual-band (CDMA 800/1900) phone performed noticeably faster on Verizon's broadband EV-DO network than the VX8000 did in CNET Labs' tests in Manhattan. Pictures transmitted much more quickly, and best of all, lag time on loading and buffering V Cast video was faster. We had watched 30 seconds of a CNN news report on the VX8100 by the time the same clip on the LG VX8000 loaded and started to play. And thanks to LG's browser switch--to Verizon's Mobile Web 2.0 from OpenWave--Web pages loaded significantly faster as well. ESPN's MLB home page filled a full 20 seconds faster on the VX8100, for instance. V Cast still isn't nationwide, so make sure you get it in your area before you buy the phone.
We discerned little difference in earpiece quality between the two phones; most delivered loud and crisp conversations. The VX8100's side-mounted stereo speakers, however, were far louder than the speakers on the VX8000. On the other hand, the widely separate, side-firing VX8100 speakers produced a bit of an echo that was exacerbated when we cupped the handset in our palm or down on a desktop in an attempt at redirecting the sound. We tried pairing the phone to the Logitech Mobile Bluetooth headset and had no problems doing so. Ringer volume also was much louder on the VX8100, thanks to the side-mounted speakers.

LG dropped the ball a bit on battery life, however, stepping down to a 1,000mAh lithium from the 1,100mAh on the VX8000. As a result, the LG VX8100's talk time is rated at a still-robust 3.75 hours, but that's 40 minutes less than on the VX8000. Standby time is similarly shrunken by almost a day, 6.8 days instead of 7.6 days. In actual usage, we eked out 3.5 hours of talk time and 5.75 days of standby time. According to the FCC, the VX8100 has a digital SAR rating of 1.16 watts per kilogram