LG GW525

The "GW525" is a mobile phone manufactured by LG Electronics.

LG-GU230
An LG GW525 Closed
ManufacturerLG Electronics
Compatible networksGSM 850/900/1800/1900, UMTS 900/2100/HSPDA Speed 7.2Mpbs
Availability by regionQ4 2009
Form factorSlider
Dimensions106.5 x 53 x 15.9 mm
Mass125.5g
Operating systemS-Class
Memory40MB
Removable storage8GB MicroSD
Battery950mAh Li-Ion
Display2.8" Touchscreen
Rear cameraYes
ConnectivityBluetooth, USB 2.0 Cable
Data inputsQWERTY Keypad and Touchscreen

Main Features

The LG GW525 is a basic slider phone. The key features are:

In The Box

When you buy the phone you should get:

  • LG GW525 Mobile Phone
  • LG Approved GW525 950mAh Li-Ion Battery
  • A/C Charger
  • USB Data Cable
  • LG GW525 PC-Sync Software CD
  • Handsfree

Technical Specifications

Carrier Support

Theoretically, the phone should work on any network, if you unlock it. However, according to the phones website, the phone will work on All Phones, Optus and TeleChoice only.

Operating Frequency

GSM: 850/900/1500/1900
UMTS: 900/2100/HSPDA Speed 7.2Mbit/s

Dimensions

Height: 106.5mm
Width: 53mm
Thickness: 15.9mm
Weight: 125.5g

Screen

Size:2.8" Touch Screen
Colours: 262k
Pixels:240x400 (Width x Height)

Memory

Internal: 40 Megabytes
Expandable: Yes, up to 8 Gigabytes MicroSD Phone Book: Up to 1000 Entries

Messaging

The phone can send normal SMS text messages with T9 (predictive text), as well as MMS, with Video MMS capabilities
E-Mail: POP3 and EAS

Camera

The phone has a 3 MegaPixel camera with 2 times digital zoom.

Media

Music: Audio formats include MP3, AAC, AAC+ and AAC++ Video: Video formats include H.263, H.264 and MPEG4 The phone also comes with an FM radio, like most other phones the headset that comes with the phone is needed.

Battery

The battery that comes with the phone is 950mAh Li-Ion, with 400 hours of stand-by time and 4.5 hours of talk time.

Connectivity

The phone comes with Bluetooth and a USB 2.0 connector for PC-Sync.[1]

See also

References
  1. LG GW525 Mobile Phone Website
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