LG Muziq November 25th, 2007 | by Damon Brown
Full Review
Features and Design The Sprint Muziq is a flat, rectangular flip-top, about a half inch thick when closed. The wide numbered keys are also flat, divided only by thin, raised separators, but they work well. A traditional circle control, surrounded by the call, power and other buttons, is located above the keypad. There are several things on the sides: two volume tabs (one up, one down), a phone toggle and a camera toggle, headphone jack, and two covered outputs for the miniUSB cord and the microSD card. Close the phone and you’ll notice a small camera hole, a screen about an inch tall and a half inch wide, and a circular music control dial with play, pause and other buttons. Imagine an all-black Motorola RAZR with an iPod control on the front. The Muziq supports both the Sprint Music Store and Sprint TV so you can get instant wireless music downloads while on-the-go. Other features include stereo Bluetooth, a 1.3MP camera and support for up tp 4GB memory cards - great for storing music or video. Two noteworthy features include an integrated FM transmitter which allow you to broadcast music to your car stereo so you can listen to your tunes while driving, and streaming music through sprint Radio. There are more than 30 different stations to listen to including music, talk radio, news, and sports. Both of these features are often missed, and under-marketed in our opinion. 
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by kathy on November 8, 2009:
“In my opinion, this Sprint phone has more cons than pros. Compared to the LG Fusic it is a lot better in performance, but not as many other features as this LG Muziq. Although, LG Muziq is a great phone for those who like to take their music where ever....” More...