LG Wireless Phone

The New LG Chocolate phone versus the LG enV Phone?

I am able to get a discount phone for my new two year contract with Verizon Wireless. I am interested in purchasing the New LG Chocolate Blue mint phone and the LG enV phone. The only features I need to have are the following: ability to put music from my computer onto my phone without having to get vcast, speakerphone, gps navigation, texting. Can anyone tell me their input especially if you own either phone.

Public Comments

1. i been wanting the chocolate and i have the env now but im soooo board of the the env its good for texting and all of that but it gets boring during the first few months u have it!
2. I have the New Chocolate and it is honestly the biggest piece of crap. I have had 3 in the past 2 months and it doesnt get as good reception as my old RAZR v3m (which was crap too. I have used an env and it is a good phone. id get that over the new chocolate but i purchased myself a motorola e815 which is really the best verizon phone ever made in the whole world
3. I have the enV, i've had it for over 2 months. I love it. It has a 2 megapixel camera with a lens cover, plus you can send video messages, it has the full QWERTY keyboard which is easy to use, the speakers are AMAZING, it has wireless sync email, Bluetooth capability, and a micro SD card slot. The enV is rated an 8 on cnet.com reviews and an 8.4 and higher by users. Picture clarity is amazing and call clarity is great. I do not know if you can put music onto your phone from your computer with the enV, but i am sure there is a way. I wasn't sure if I wanted a RAZR or an enV, and I have friends who have both phones, so I played around with both for a while before I made my decision. The best thing if you can't do that is to go to the phone store and play around with both phones. See which one you like more.
4. EnV all the way. my Env got stolen in school so i got a chocolate since it was cheaper. it sucked so bad... my mom even realized it and bought me a new enV ;D go to the enV