Judging by its name LG Cookie Gig KM570, we are definitely talking on a handset that is, targeted at monomaniacs. The handset also comes equipped with the 3.5mm headphone jack, loudspeakers and 4GB built-in memory.
Let us firstly pay attention on its overall appearance of this handset. The LG Cookie Gig KM570 is similar to the ARENA KM900, a high-end model of their company in 2009. The body produced from plastic not metal. The back panel of this device has a smooth finish making it very easy to out of the hand. It is very light-weighted and easy to carry in your shirt pocket unnoticed.
The LG Cookie comes set in a 3 inches display, it is good; however the resolution is WQVGA not WVGA. Still, its image quality is average. The display, utilize resistive technology. The buttons beneath the screen, touch-sensitive and no problems encountered with them. In fact, every key on the LG Cookie Gig KM570 offer proper travel. It is a great idea there is one button, which helps to remove your battery cover. This phone charged through standard micro USB port. The LG Cookie Gig KM570 is quite an appealing handset.
Interface:
The LG Cookie Gig KM570 comes equipped by the manufacturer's own interface for this feature phones through touch-sensitive screens. It is set with three different home display pages dedicated for favorite contacts, widgets and Live-square. The Gig is not exceptionally fast. The Gig becomes particularly annoying when the software starts to lag when symbols entered. The LG Cookie Gig KM570 offer landscape QWERTY but only when writing emails and messages. The keys are quite small also.
The LG Cookie Gig KM570 does supports 3G but lacks Wi-Fi also the pages load somewhat fast once the function becomes active. Scrolling feels sluggish.
Camera and multimedia:
The camera features 5-megapixel sensor also has auto focus but lacks a flash. The interface is simple and offers all basic options.
Overall, its image quality is disappointing. Snapshots have sufficient details, particularly pictures on nearby objects. Colors are overly thin and surreal. The situation identical with videos that you capture, since they taken on a high resolution 720x480 pixels at 30 frames a seconds means it is relatively passable.
The LG Cookie Gig KM570 features a somewhat small amount of significant functions on an "all about music" phone and you have decent equalizer, Dolby Mobile, radio, filtering options, and FM transmitter which wouldn’t work until your headphones are plugged in. The Cookie audio playback qualities are average. The built-in earpiece pairs in brass also functions like a loudspeaker also. The sound sharp though. Its quality is not up to par in this respect.
Video playback also is not one of the strengths on the LG Cookie Gig KM570. The handset only managed playing MPEG-4 files coded in H.263. The maximum resolution supported is 720x480 pixels (D1)
Performance:
As mentioned, the earpiece and loudspeaker are in fact a "two in one" component. Sound through is rather sharp, making the voice of the caller rather annoying. Frankly, it is impossible to eradicate this excessive sharpness, as it remains very noticeable even when the volume turned down. The caller on the other end did not appear to have similar problem, however said it sounded surreal. Overall, in-call qualities are about average.
According to LG, its battery ought to last for around 4 hours for talk time and 100 on standby.
Conclusion:
The LG Cookie Gig KM570 is quite a disappointment. It is sad to observe a likeable handset with all proper specifications fails like this and it is supposed to have been the best especially audio capabilities. The Cookie Gig an average handset but we did expect much more from it after all is a high-end phone. All said, the LG Cookie Gig KM570 is worth the price it is a rather cheap cell phone with a reasonably capable camera and somewhat decent audio player with suitable earphones. Well it is an ordinary phone if that is what you looking for.
Pros
* FM transmitter
* Dainty appearance lightweight easy to carry
* Video capture on 720480 pixels and 30 frames per second
Cons
* Unusable browser
* Mediocre loudspeaker
* Software that gets sluggish at times
* Low snapshot quality
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