The HTC Touch Pro offers a full QWERTY keyboard and a gorgeous touch screen. The Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone also offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and EV-DO Rev. A support as well a nice mix of productivity and multimedia features.
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For the business user, the HTC Touch Pro is a stunner. The spacious keyboard, VGA display, elegant design and software enhancements from HTC all make the device a joy to use. Business users will also appreciate the TV-Out function for presentations and the like. If you don't need a device with...
Read the full review →This phone drops calls, doesn't receive calls, and sometimes won't make calls. The Windows interface is slow and clunky. The resistive touchscreen makes using the tiny, easy to loose stylus mandatory. The slide-out keyboard is tiny and mushy. The screen is really too small to select...
Read the full review →HTC recent shift into Android territory is a great indicator of why this good phone is not a great phone. The Touch Flo interface tries it's best to hide away the operating sytem beneath, but it is slow and at times unuseable. I even considered sending the phone back until I found...
Read the full review →This phone is huge compared to everything (almost) made the last 10 years, but it got a powerful processor and it can do almost everything that a netbook or small laptop can do. When you first have started to use a Windows Mobile based phone you quickly adapt to its buggy system. Seriously it...
Read the full review →The HTC Touch Pro is a great phone; that's obvious. What isn't so obvious is that HTC quickly neglected this phone and tossed support and ROM updates to the XDA devs community and quickly begun work on its successor; the Touch Pro 2. The full VGA screen is stunning, the first...
Read the full review →One of the best Windows Mobile 6.1 phones ever released. A significant third party development community does help to add functionality to a phone that's not that pleasant to use due to a aged Windows Mobile UI. The Good: + XDA Developer Community + Highly Customizable + Keyboard + SD...
Read the full review →I was (unfortunately) one of the rabid fanboys that camped out for this phone when it first came out; calling the AT&T store every day, until finally (about a day or two after the announcement of an official street date on engadget) I was able to confirm that the store would have it available...
Read the full review →Have had the PRo for about a year now. Love the phone. Sturdy, dependable and just works. I get 3g speeds and GPS and Windows Sync and GMail and my Notes Client(shudder) and 3Mp Camera and Video Camcorder and and and. It just works. ARe there slicker phones out there? Maybe but they have...
Read the full review →This is the 4th phone I have used in my two years with Sprint and for the type of person that I am, I could not recommend much else. For some background, I work in a Sprint Service and Repair center in Lansing MI. I have gone from the Mogul, to the Touch, to the Instinct and then to the Touch...
Read the full review →The HTC Touch Pro is an often overlooked smartphone that sports a full VGA screen with twice the resolution of Apple's iPhone, a REAL keyboard that slides out, 3G, wifi, and Bluetooth 2 with A2DP. It has a resistive touch screen that allows stylus use for more accurate writing, which is...
Read the full review →HTC's follow up to the Mogul is packed with a variety of new features including a hi-res VGA screen, tilt sensor, faster processor, 512MB internal memory, EVDO Rev A and the Touch Flo 3D interface. I've had this phone since January and it has been a great mobile asset. Sprint's...
Read the full review →Worst phone I ever had, not even worth being called a phone. Poor reception, very difficult to make connections. Battery lasted less than a day without even making many calls. OS crashed several times a day. Almost impossible to use as a modem on a PC. Switched back to my Nokia 6300 in deference...
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