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Engadget Aug 12, 2009

Followers, fans, and casual observers of HTC alike all know that when the company launches a new landscape QWERTY model, it's a big deal. In fact, it's more than a big deal -- it's a Big Deal. Many describe it as the ultimate smartphone form factor, the perfect execution of everything...

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CNET Jun 29, 2009

This smartphone is ideal for business professionals, thanks to the great conference call feature and good keyboard for typing. Unfortunately, there's the bulky form factor to put up with.

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Gizmodo Aug 12, 2009

If you really want this handset, you've probably known so since it was announced, and you shouldn't be deterred by anything except this ridiculous price. The handset is fine. But just know this: for $349, you can have virtually anything else on the market today. Putting the Pro2 at this...

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9.0
Pocket-Lint Jul 24, 2009

HTC has made some great improvements to the original HTC Touch Pro, most of all not just cloning the Diamond2 and adding a keyboard. It’s a good business angled handset for the company, with a more sleek professional edge to its look and feel.

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MobilityMinded May 30, 2009

The long awaited successor of the HTC Touch Pro has finally been released to the public. Only two days ago I received an email from Clove Technology informing me they had the HTC Touch Pro2 on stock, almost one month before it would be released in the Netherlands and the rest of Europe What will it...

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PocketNow Jun 1, 2009

This is the best Windows Mobile phone that money can buy IF you need a hardware keyboard. If you don't need a keyboard, then the Touch HD or Diamond2 may be a better fit. But if you want the most robust set of features, wireless radios, design cues, and new technologies (like Straight Talk),...

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Mobility Site Nov 23, 2009

The Tilt2 is solid and well built business centered device. While the internals have not been updated over the Fuze or Touch Pro as some would have liked the addition of Windows Mobile 6.5 and the updated hardware make this a highly desirable upgrade especially for those still on the original Tilt...

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dklane

The Touch Pro 2 has decent speed, I love the linking of contacts, mail, texts, etc. -HTC had combined all communications into a single aggregated contact page - if you've called someone, you can see all of your communications in one location. Try that with any other Windows Mobile phone....

9.0
toeknee182

If I had written the review of this phone last week, I would've said that it was the biggest mistake that I have done buying it. The phone is beautiful and has th right mix of applications to make a cool and very prouctive device. Unfortunately, the implementation of TouFlo and WinMo 6.0...

7.0
firefurby

Back in its hayday, this was a great phone. Had HTC Sense with Windows Mobile 6.1 (later upgradable to Windows Mobile 6.5). Plenty of apps by independent developers that could do everything you wanted and then some. Endless customizablity and access to the every setting on the phone made this...

8.0
mikereed

I received this June 19 way ahead of the U.S. release thanks to my brother in Moscow. It cost over $900 there! As my dad used to say "you can put a price on fun" I think he was being facetious though... The phone if bulky to be sure but how else to cram all this techy goodness in. It is...

10
soulreaver99

I just recently replaced my THIRD Touch Pro and upgraded to the Touch Pro 2 and have been amazed by it since day one. Without any ROM customizations, this phone performs like a champ right out of the box and the TouchFlo 3D 2 interface is very responsive and beautifully designed. Many reviews...

9.0
bazemore

The HTC Touch Pro 2, is a long overdue update to T-Mobiles aging Win Mo line up. The device itself is an attractive solidly build phone. The form factor is a bit thick, but somehow shaped in a way that makes it fit comfortably in your hand. The screen is large and very attractive. HTC has...

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chadb

HTC has done a remarkable job with this phone... Windows Mobile 6.1 seems to thrive on this phone (it just goes to show you what decent amount of ram can do for a OS)... The touchflo 3d seems very responsive and I have not seen it slow down at all. The whole OS has been running smooth...I...

8.0
GayBooSC

this phone had so much potential, until windows mobile was updated. everything broke. the responsiveness of the phone went south. and, because it is windows mobile, don't expect a plethora of apps for the everyday user.

6.0
mjcf1

Pros : Slide Keyboard with big and nice keys Excellent call quality HTC custom interface (Sense/TouchFlo) hides WM pretty well Excellent construction and durability Great sensibility for a resistive screen Cons Big and heavy Little keys in the bottom for call, back, etc Vibration feels loose...

6.0
GaryO

Biggest frustration is that it keeps changing time zones to Eastern time, even though I am in Central and set both the Home and Visiting time zones to Central.

9.0
cuzlion

I have used the 6000 series of HTC CDMA smartphones for the last several years. I was fairly happy with all of them as the 6700 was very powerful for its day and the 6800 added memory and speed, the 6850 added memory and higher resolution and the Rhodium//tp2 added even more memory(on VZW) and...

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ohyeahar

This is my 3rd Windows Mobile device and it is indeed the best one yet. It works great right out of the box. I've had it for several months now and have yet to really have a need to run a custom ROM. I recently purchased a ExtUSB to 3.5mm adapter and my iPod Touch has since been made...

9.0
Rickmasta

I love my touch pro 2. It's one of today's "Perfect" phones. Running windows mobile 6.1, and 6.5. It maximizes the power of windows mobile. The design differs minimally based on what carrier, ect. But overall it's a good looking device. Other than some design flaws...

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