LG Chocolate

LG Chocolate is a brand name used for a variety of fashion mobile phones produced by LG Electronics, in a variety of color and models. The name covers two different phones' designs: one available in Asia, Europe, and Canada, and the other in the U.S. The Chocolates are mainly distinguished by their touch-sensitive arrow buttons and their sleek slider design. Common features of the phones include an MP3 player, games, camera and internet browser. The first model was part of the LG Black Label Series.

The LG Chocolate became very popular in many markets, especially the United States and South Korea.[1][2][3]

The LG Chocolate which was introduced by LG in 2006 was the most popular phone in the company’s history. The Chocolate VX8500 phone managed to sell over 21 million handsets worldwide. LG is now paving the way for a successor to the LG Chocolate to celebrate its success.[4][5][6][7][8]

Original LG Chocolate design

North American LG Chocolate design

New LG Chocolate design

Indonesian LG Chocolate design

  • LG Chocolate (ID90c), the CDMA Indonesian LG Chocolate (2006)

References
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  3. "Will LG's Chocolate phone hit a sweet spot?". NBC News.
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