Storage

The LG Versa provides an ample 310MB of internal memory for pictures, videos and MP3s. Users can record up to one hour of voice memos and 1 hour of videos, depending on available memory.

For additional files, the Versa's microSD/USB port can accommodate external memory cards of up to 16GB or about 4,000 extra songs. The Versa package comes with a USB cable, however, memory cards are sold separately.

Connectivity

The LG Versa supports a variety of version 2.1 Bluetooth profiles. It can save up to 20 Bluetooth pairings for headsets, hands-free devices (like a hands-free car kit) and dial-up networking, which can allow you to use your phone as a modem for your laptop. The Versa also supports profiles for stereo Bluetooth headsets, phone book access, basic wireless printing, file transfer and object push, which lets users transfer data to other Bluetooth devices. Bluetooth accessories for the Versa are sold separately.

Conclusion

This is a phone for people who appreciate versatility, or perhaps those who simply can't decide between the LG Dare and Voyager. In many respects, the Versa has the best of both worlds: It's a slim and sleek touch-screen handset that's an impressive device on its own, and with a full QWERTY keypad attachment, it can instantly transform into a mobile messaging machine like the Voyager. With and without the QWERTY attachment, messaging is a breeze.

It was difficult to pinpoint any major flaws on this phone. Besides the faux leather keyboard cover and LG's choice of including a 2.5mm headset jack, the downsides of the Versa are minimal and might come down to aesthetics. Overall, the Versa offers a great combination of smart technology and user-friendliness that everyone can appreciate.

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