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It's almost baffling to see a modern Android smartphone with such an archaic design in a world more accustomed to the [Galaxy Nexus][3]. Still, LG's late-2011 DoublePlay has a slide-out physical keyboard and that dinky second screen which reminds us of a phone that's years [out of date][4]. However, when [we reviewed it][5], we found it to be very useful, even if it lacked a front-facing camera and weighed a metric ton okay, 190 grams. But how about you? Some of you bought this phone, some of you love it, so how has it been? Tell us in the space below.
[How would you change the LG DoublePlay?][2] originally appeared on [Engadget][6] on Sun, 06 May 2012 22:34:00 EDT. Please see our [terms for use of feeds][7].
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