Palm Treo™ 700w

Pros: Keeps you in touch and organized

Cons: Needed more thorough QA testing

The Bottom Line: Awesome.

Review: It only took me a year and a half, so it was WAY past time...for a few years I had been carrying around a Tu ngsten T PDA and one of those C ingular "free" phones. PDA and my wallet in ...

Pros: Great for a mobile office device.

Cons: Palm and Windows software is not compatible with each other.

The Bottom Line: The Treo 700w is a nice phone, but a great mobile office device.

Review: The Treo 700w is a phone with a built-in mini computer, a descent built-in camera, a Windows operating system and more. Now you can send and retrieve your emails almost anywhere there is cellular phone service in the US. (You must subscribe to a ...

Pros: Easy one-handed use Excellent phone functionality

Cons: Insufficient memory 240x240 screen breaks some applications No WiFi Awkward stylus

The Bottom Line: Great phone, great PDA, only minor drawbacks due to the memory and screen-size issues with some applications.

Review: When I first read about the uholy marriage of Windows Mobile and a Palm device I was understandably both intrigued and skeptical. The Palm Treo's have been a top choice of PDA-Phone users ever since their introduction. However, there is a segment of ...

Pros: Good camera, great programs

Cons: Somewhat heavy and bulky

The Bottom Line: This fun is really easy to use and for the most part reliable. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a great phone and a great PDA.

Review: I purchased this phone with Verizon when my old phone was slowly dying and my PDA had kicked the bucket. Overall it was a good choice. My only regret is that it isn't completely compatible with Apple computers (and I'm switching over in the next couple ...

Pros: Durable, very easy to use, windows based

Cons: poor sound quality, bulky and heavy, can run slow

The Bottom Line: Great if you need it as a PDA, but wireless sync email can be a pain

Review: I bought this phone in August 2006 when I switched from Sprint to Verizon. I purchased this phone because my job required me to have email access while on the road. I have to say that I should have bought the blackberry as I guess a lot of ...

Pros: Windows Mobile 5, Familiar Treo-Layout, Generous Amount of Memory, EV-DO Support, DIGITIZED SCREEN

Cons: Laggy, Smaller Screen, Pricey, Poorer Clarity Versus Palm?, Lacks Features of Other WM Phones

The Bottom Line: While the Palm Treo 700wx is a good phone, there are simply better choices out there. If you go for Palm, stick with Palm OS, otherwise look elsewhere.

Review: I was amazed when I learned that Palm would create a Windows-Powered device. This became the Palm Treo 700w, and then the Palm Treo 700wx that runs on the Sprint network. There is also a similar phone, the Palm Treo 750 that is a GSM model using ...

Pros: Small for a Pda full keyboard IMAP, POP and Sync extra applications

Cons: Battery usage style dated windows version

The Bottom Line: A no frills palm pda for those wanting to reconnect to the office, email or applications.

Review: I spent a fair amount of time researching my phone / pda. Since I was looking at the 2-year contract price, I needed on that would stand up during that period. I chose the TREO because of its email abilities. Competing BLACKBERRY devices required ...

Pros: Does everything I need: phone, calendar, address book, Internet.

Cons: Small screen compared to the PDA it replaced. Call quality sucks--is it Sprint?

Review: I have had the Treo 700WX for over six months now. I am on the second phone. I replaced the original because it kept "unselecting" the Bluetooth device, dropping calls, and generally poor performance. The new device isn't any better. I have spoken ...

Pros: Setup easy and windows functions worked well

Cons: Fair to poor cell phone reception

The Bottom Line: If you live in a low cell coverage area or travel a lot, stay away.

Review: My previous phone was a Kyocera 6035 with I had for a very long time. I need a palm phone to sync with my outlook contacts and calendar, the 700w was a match. It set up easily and accepted all my outlook stuff. However the contact search function did ...

Pros: Small, compact, good phone, good bluetooth

Cons: Weak Database integration between contacts data and cellphone interface when searching company directories.

Review: I had the 700wx for about a week after using my HP Ipaq for years with great success. While using my Ipaq and Handspring Visor Prior to that, I had accumulated 2000+ client names in the database. When I went to access them in thhe 700 wx,sorting by ...