The LG VX3450 a Rather Humble Phone

The LG VX3450 is a reliable phone for people who just want to talk, the adorable LG VX3450 would make a perfect cell for older kids, the elderly, or anyone looking for a simple, voice-only handset. Sure, its display could be brighter, but this solid cell is easy to use and offers good call quality.
It is compact and lightweight measuring only 3.4×1.9×1.0 inches and weighs 3.3 ounces and it fits very naturally in the hand and cradles comfortably next to the ear.
It also has a small, 1.5-inch diagonal screen only supports 65,000 colors and it shows–the images appeared rather fuzzy around the edges and colors were muted. We did like LG’s simple menu navigation system in lieu of Verizon’s custom menu style, as it’s far easier to use. Underneath the display is the navigation array which is made up of two soft keys and a four-way toggle with a middle OK key. The toggle doubles as shortcuts to the speakerphone, the calendar, messages, and
the sounds settings menu by default. Surrounding the toggle are the Send key, a Clear key, and the
End/Power key. These keys, along with the alphanumeric keypad, are nice and big, well spaced, and have a slight bump above the surface of the phone for easy dialing and texting.
The LG VX3450 is available for $19.99 with a new two-year contract with Verizon Wireless and comes in two colors, silver or blue.