Product Description

Cable only, software and driver is not included. This USB data cable enables you to connect your cellular phone to your computer for: Wireless internet access, Sending and receiving email, FTP (Uploading and downloading files), Downloading Music / Pictures / Ring tones, Editing your phone book / SMS, Sy

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3701 in Cell Phone Accessories
• Brand: Bargaincell
• Dimensions: .0 pounds

Features

• Brand new non-OEM. USB CD driver, program software & technical support not included.
• Wireless internet access, Sending and receiving email, FTP (Uploading and downloading files),
• Downloading Music / Pictures / Ring tones,
• Editing your phone book / SMS, Synchronizing calendar entries
• Comaptible with LG Vu CU920, Shine CU720, Venus VX8800, Voyager VX10000, CU515, VX5400, Rumor, Scoop, UX260, CG180, CE110, VX8350, LX160, Flare, AX380 Wave, UX380, CU575 Trax, VX8550 Chocolate, LX570 Muziq, AX565, UX565, AX275, VX8700, VX9400, VX9900 enV, LX150, VX8600, AX8600, VX8500 Chocolate

Customer Reviews

Vista installed drivers for LG Vu
The cable fit my LG Vu CU920 perfectly and Windows Vista automatically installed the drivers without a CD. The phone then showed as a hard drive in Windows Vista. You can NOT use the cable to sync data with Microsoft Outlook. I also installed BitPim (for LG Vu, set Phone Type to "LG-VX8700") and was able to access the phones file system and to disable an annoying security nag every time a 3rd party java application is run on the phone. The cable comes with a CD, but it seems to only be for the "choclate".

Cable works with my LG Scoop
I purchased this cable in order to load music (and NPR shows) onto my phone and to copy pictures to my computer without having to remove the phone's memory card. With the cable plugged into the phone and into a USB port on my computer, the phone looks just like a removable drive. (Be sure to select mass storage device from the set-up menu on the phone.) No additional software was needed. The cable also allows the phone to be charged by the computer's USB port.

Cable great; "software", not so much...
The cable works great. My XP laptop found the device like a champ. The "software" is actually a listing of the websites where you can find the driver, not the drivers themselves, and I actually did better by googling my particular phone and getting the driver THAT way. (The route they took me on the disk was confusing, to say the least.)