HTC Touch Pro 2 Slide Phone Touchscreen 3G mobile phone handset reviews and tariffs

+ Excellent all round package, HTC build quality is terrific. Windows Mobile has loads of apps available, maybe not the best OS but very pervasive. This is my first WinMo device and I certainly won't be going back to Nokia S60. Works great as a SatNav device, simple WiFi configuration.

- Very battery hungry, but I use it more so I suppose its a feature of its success. No standard 3.5mm earphone jack like the Touch HD.

+ Probably the main contender to the iPhone - waited for this phone for 5 months and am pleased to say it was all worth it. Has everything you need for business, looks fantastic and has that all important 5 row qwerty keyboard. Superb!!

- None really

+ Touch screen, keyboard and MS office.

- The e-mail is eratic and you cannot rely on it to send e-mails with errors coming up all the time. Re-setting the email account doesn't help. Apparently there is a hotfix patch from Microsoft but the version of Windows Mobile 6.1 (version 6.1 "AUK") that comes with this phone through Orange is not compatible with it. It is a total dissapointment sine can't use it for sendin e-mails.

+ design, soft, organiser. looks nice,

- baterry life only 2 d's

+ excellent and intuitive navigation. syncs perfectly with outlook and onenote. sound is great, commmunication is fantastic and 3d flo htc homescreen brings software to life.

- shame it only got a 3.1mp camera and no flash, but if it had the best camera this would be the perfect mobile, and other htc models would become redundant

+ completely customizable, plenty of available programs, great looks and build quality, great controls, speed, multimedia, connectivity

- bigger and heavier than normal phones

+ Feels like your holding something of real quality of in your hand the weight is very reassuring and solid. looks good on the outside and TF3D software is stunning. the slide out keyboard feels great and the buttons are nicely spaced with well thoughtout FN key shortcuts. Tilt the screen up and it's like having the worlds smallest laptop in your palm. Easy to use from the outset and for people who like to have something to play with it's packed full of winmo depth. Conference calling is actually really quite handy after you've used it a few times i think i'd like it on every phone, aswell as call waiting and hold the ability to field multiple callers is again something i couldnt give up from now on. I like the fact it hasnt gone down the capacitive screen route so for that little extra touch screen accuracy a fingernail can be used to good effect, something i am often annoyed about on a certain other popular touch screen phone. This isnt a smartphone it's a pocket PC with phone capabilities, keep this in mind and it's an amazing little device to have in your pocket.

- Theme customization, while possible is not an easy task for anyone and for anyone looking for a phone/mp3 player the lack of a headphone jack would be annoying. Limited storage capacity without a microSD card

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- unable to use my own mp3 files as a ringtone

+ The amount of features available at your finger tips is amazing. The phone is gorgeous and the screen is huge and responsive. They keyboard is large enough for easy use and the touch flo interface (If using windows mobile 6.5 along with Manilla 2.5 is quick and smooth allowing easy access to the main features.

- The only downsides to the phone are the battery life and the location of the power button. Battery life affects all powerfull mobiles so thats to be expected. But the power button easily gets pressed when using the keyboard.

+ It is like having a tiny PC with me. GPS and Google Maps are excellent. Being able to use a web browser for checking on things has been more handy that I would have thought - especially yell.com's WAP pages.
I primarily wanted it for push email, but it offers far more... very unusually, I rarely use the keyboard, as I can quickly use the touch-screen QWERTY keyboard with my big stumpy fingers; this was a surprise, as I thought I would need to use the slide-out keyboard far more often that I actually do!!!

- Very poor battery life. I cannot really use push email because I need to conserver power.
No ability to use multiple Exchange accounts, so I use one as Exchange Server and another as IMAP.
It is virtually impossible to flick scroll with fingers, as they often are misinterpreted as meaning 'open', so the stylus is a must for scrolling through things like contact lists and email items. The iPhone seems far better.
It is very heavy, as well as being very expensive.

+ All Is Excellent

- Nothing At All

+ offers alot

- a little difficult to use some features

+ best winmo phone ever!

- sick of the poor MSM7200A chipset that has been around years

+ Easy to use, keyboard comes into its own during texting. Screen is superb, touchscreen very responsive.

- Battery could be a bit better

+ very nice phone, got everything one needs!

- none so far, still think its amazing!