Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a good phone for a good price but it's not worth the title of being 4G. It runs very slow.

It turns off by itself a lot and it is slow at times.

Phone has a great battery life. Phone freezes alot and not able to move as fast as user

Not bad for the price , got it for my 9 year old , works fine.

Overall this a great starter phone for kids so yea

Not the best phone. Pretty slow and drop Calls at times it hangs up on people.

THIS IS A GOOD PHONE FOR THE PRICE BUT GETTING accessories IS A PAIN

I just got it and it keeps freezing, my applications keep crashing, calls dropping, calls and texts incoming and out going do not come or go out right away. It really sucks. I would rather have a student Samsung Galaxy S3 or higher.

Replacement phone. Not the best but does what i need.

Since the day we got these phones (2 of them) they freeze the screen goes black and you cant get it back on withut takign the battery out and replacing it again. I was better off with the cheaper phones

This phone is slow it freezes up all the time i have to keep resetting it for it to work

The LG Volt has a nice screen size, fast 4g speeds and great battery life. However, the heavy LG software makes the phone very laggy at times and the screen resolution is terrible. Another minor but important feature that was left out of this phone is that there is no ambient light sensor so you have to keep manually adjusting the screen brightness. Build quality isn't that great either and the screen of the phone is very sticky feeling and even after 3 days of using it, it never went away. You will run out of internal storage very quickly in this phone for there is only 3GB left for the user to use.

I like the phone somewhat, but it cut off on me. I dont like i can not text to speech. But overall its cool

The phones service is horrible and it deleted all of my pictures.

I would not recommend this product. Horrible battery life!

It was good, wouldn't say best needs some bugs that need to be fixed

This is an amazing phone for the price. Has all the features of a much more expensive phone at an amazing price. The battery will last you 2 days with up to moderate usage. Even with heavy use i come home with more than 50% left. The only draw back is the screen resolution but that doesnt bother me on a 4.7 inch screen. My brother misplaced the remote yesterday morning but my lg volt built in universal remote allowed me to watch my morning news before work very useful feature. Highly recommend this phone to anyone who doesnt want to pay the 450-600 bucks for a great phone.

My son has this phone for Virgin Mobile and loves his, so I knew what I was getting with this. He paid $150 for his but I got it on sale for a little more than half that. My employer gave me a Galaxy S4 on Verizon for work last year, but I wanted to keep my personal cell phone separate. Comparing the two, the S4 blows the display of the Volt out of the water. The lower resolution LED screen just can't compete with AMOLED, and the Volt has no way to play video via HDMI. Even with that being said, the display on the Volt is better than I expected given half the resolution of HD, and the price is a fraction of a Galaxy. Even compared to the S4, this is a properly quick phone. One weird issue is that it stutters when playing stored MP3's (not internet streaming) via Bluetooth to my car stereo. Headphones work fine. I'm hoping that'll be addressed with an update at some point. The camera isn't great, but isn't terrible. Focusing is slow and even in moderately low light often fails. If you're thinking of using this as your only camera, you'll probably be disappointed. I have good dedicated cameras, so I view cell phone cameras as a convenience feature rather than a critical component of a cell phone. YMMV. Being that the screen isn't AMOLED, battery life is drastically better than the S4 even with the brightness turned up to 80%. It'll easily last an entire day, where the S4 would need charged late in the afternoon. Sprint coverage isn't quite as extensive as Verizon or AT&T, but it's still quite good in Northeast Ohio. In fact, I often have a better signal on Sprint than Verizon and call quality is usually better. That was surprising to me, but we've had a few phones on each carrier and Verizon always sounded like there's quite a bit more compression going on than with Sprint especially between two Verizon phones. Check your coverage before going somewhere like the Outer Banks, as there's no signal at all there right now. If you're looking for a really good smartphone under $100 on a reliable cell network (Boost/Virgin), this phone is definitely worth checking out. I'm quite happy I got it, and my son still loves his even though he paid quite a bit more when it first came out.

The battery so far lasts me 14 hours of usage thats with a big handful of apps always online and and being used like crazy. I am sure if i left it alone and on it would last for a very long time. Love the cam and being able to record at 1080p so far its wonderful all the way around.. i will write another one later describing how it is doing in a month

Internet reception sucks bad And the phone drops calls