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good: The LG Chocolate has a sharp design; satisfying overall performance; and a multimedia-rich feature set that includes Bluetooth, a digital music player, and a megapixel camera with admirable photo quality.

The bad: The LG Chocolate's unique touch pad and controls entail a steep learning curve, and the phone suffers from poor streaming video quality and low talk-time battery life. The lack of a speakerphone is disappointing.

The bottom line: Though the LG Chocolate is a beautifully designed and offers a respectable mix of features and performance, it doesn't quite live up to the hype.

It does say post your "question" and not a laundry list, but I will answer since I have personal experience with it.

The short answer for navigation is "no" since there is a learning curve for the touch screen. I have placed it upon the lowest sensitivity to help with that. But, the same was true with the razor upon my first usage of that. I do admit it does take sometime to get use to and the default sensitivity MUST be lowered in order to stop mistyping at least until you get the hang of it.

No as far as the mp3 & stereo it TRULY rocks. I don't think there is a better music playing phone and well as the service reception is good too.

The only thing about the cholocate is the navigation screen. Once you get that under control, people wonder if an ipod or the phone & I say both. Plus, it is really cool. Oh, they have it in white now too, but it is exactly the same as the black one.

here: good mp3 player with bad bad control, it's touch kinda control, when u touch the button, it will respond meaning u will accidentally touch it by mistake and it will pause? skip? forward....the key pad kinda sux, way too flat, it's like the razer rubbish kays. the glowing's not annoying, good phone. but there's a lot chocolate, vodaphone got a new chocolate coming out, there's the limited edition chocolate coming out. the cnet review for this phone's not that great, u can go to www.gsmarena.com to check for more detail