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Eddie E
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LG's VX8350 for Verizon comes into view

Sep 14th 2007 11:19AM on Engadget Mobile

I have owned the VX8300 for a year now. I love it in every way except voice commands. The voice command on my prior phone, a LG VX4500 was excellent with and without (wired)headset. The voice command feature on my VX8300 is horrible with or without a bluetooth headset and I tried many different headsets. Since I like everything else about the VX8300 I'm considering the VX8350 but I'm going to wait for reviews on how well the voice command works before I purchase one. I need good voice command since I often use my cell while on the road. So I would very much appreciate if someone who owns one can advise me on how well the VX8350 operates particularly the voice command.

Eddie

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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