Pros
- Innovative music features
- Comfortable to use as a phone
Cons
- Sprint's music store is very expensive
- Doesn't include music transfer software
Bottom Line
The Fusic is designed to look like an iPod, but it lacks a lot of music player features.
More Information
PCWorld's LG Electronics Fusic by LG Coverage
- First Look: Battle of the Music Phones In a head-to-head of MP3-playing phones, Sony Ericsson's W810 proves more melodic than LG's Fusic.
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