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Description: Features of LG Fusic LX550 (Sprint)
Besides music features, which we'll get to in a moment, the LG LX550 offers all the basics you'd expect and more. The phone book holds 500 contacts, with room in each entry for five phone numbers, an e-mail address, a Web address, and notes. You can organize callers into groups or pair them with a picture (called a waterdrop, for some reason) or one of 24 polyphonic (72-chord) ring tones. And like the Samsung SCH-A580, the LX550 supports Sprint's new Wireless Backup service. Other essentials include a vibrate mode, an alarm clock, a calculator, a scheduler, a notepad, text and multimedia messaging, a Micro SD card slot (a 64MB card is included with the phone), instant messaging (AOL, Yahoo, and ICQ), POP3 e-mail support, a voice recorder, and a world clock.


For hands-free use, there's Bluetooth, voice commands, voice dialing, and a duplex speakerphone you can activate before you make a call. In particular, we were impressed with the extensive Bluetooth capability. Not only can you use it to make calls with a Bluetooth headset, but it supports a stereo Bluetooth profile for listening to music (very cool), and you can transfer files wirelessly. The LX550 also comes with a USB cable for transferring files and can even serve as a USB flash drive. It was a simple exercise, but we were disappointed that the phone wouldn't accept calls during a USB connection. For modem use with a computer, you can utilize either Bluetooth or the USB cable.

Like Sprint's other music phones, the LG LX550 offers a music player that supports MP3 and AAC files (but not WMAs), as well as music purchased over the Sprint Music Store. Alternatively, you can transfer your own songs to the phone via the TransFlash card and the USB cable but not over the handset's Bluetooth connection. The music player itself is pretty bare bones; it displays album art for songs purchased from the music store, but the user interface is sparse, save for the standard title and artist info, along with a progress bar and time elapsed/total time. You can pause your tunes, skip to the next song, create playlists, and shuffle or repeat your music. And unlike previous Sprint music phones, the LX550 has an equalizer, and you can scan forward or backward within a song. It's a satisfactory experience overall, and we give Sprint credit for not forcing users to buy its music. What's more, we welcome the addition of an FM transmitter (the first on a cell phone), which allows you to broadcast your music to an available frequency on a nearby radio.

Since it supports Sprint's 3G EV-DO network, the LG LX550 is big on streaming-video options. Sprint's Power Vision service offers a variety of content, mostly in 2- to 3-minute for-pay video clips from channels such as CNN, ESPN, the Weather Channel, and E Entertainment. And if video isn't your thing, the phone supports streaming Sirius and Rhapsody radio. The LX550 also makes use of Sprint's on-demand service. You can get up-to-the-minute news, sports, and stock-market updates. Moreover, you can personalize the information by punching in your zip code. And since the phone has GPS capability, you can access movie and TV listings, weather reports, and maps for your current location. Finally, there's an online phone book and dictionary. .
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