Compared with the iPhone, the Voyager gives you marginally better call quality, stereo Bluetooth and a finger-friendly keyboard.
Introduction
The LG Voyager's mission is to unseat the iPhone as the hottest touchscreen handset out there. It addresses many complaints about Apple's controversy magnet and has many of the same goodies, including an email client and a music player. And although the Voyager's touchscreen interface isn't as slick as the iPhone's, features like stereo Bluetooth, GPS, video recording, a spacious QWERTY keyboard, and mobile TV support actually give it an edge. Limited video support, lack of WiFi, and inadequate contacts and calendar syncing may keep it from stealing too much thunder from the iPhone, but we still think the Voyager is something to call home about, especially if you're committed to sticking with Verizon.
by Kelly on November 8, 2009:
“I really liked the Voyager in the beginning. My husband and I returned from living overseas for a few years, so we needed a new service provider and new phones. We went with Verizon (awesome, but saving that for another review!) and I sent the husband off...” More...