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Palm Treo 650 Smartphone (Sprint PCS Network Only)
Palm Treo 650 Review
- The Treo 650 from Sprint combines the venerable Palm operating system with a nicely designed handset that includes a fairly usable QWERTY keyboard and a vibrant display. It's not perfect--some design quirks and a high price are among its drawbacks--but there's an awful lot to like here.
User Reviews for Palm Treo 650 Smartphone (Sprint PCS Network Only)
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Reviewed by: kburdier
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: great product
Weaknesses:
Overall Evaluation: The treo works perfectly fine. i would recommend it to any one thinking to purchase it. The bluetooth works works good. The speakerphone is audible. You can't assign specific ringtones to contacts, however. however it does work well
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Reviewed by: Edwin966
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Great battery life, smart design, keypad, great sound for phone, mp3 player.
Weaknesses: VGA camera.
Overall Evaluation: I have carried a cellphone and a palm pilot for the last 5 years. This past year I just got tired of carrying them around so one by one I started leaving them behind. I was trying to wait for the next generation of Treo to come out. Last week I decided to get a Treo 650 and I have not been dissappointed. Coupled with stereo headphones and a Ridata 2GB SD card($140), I have a phone, pda, wireless web, mp3 player(I started to say ipod), voice recorder, and on the go camera/video. I can't believe the camera is only .3 megapixels but I guess the thinking was to have a camera for sending pictures over the web. OK that makes sense. If you buy the treo definitely get the biggest SD card available and a good case. Bluetooth stereo headsets are a great asset but not a necessity. I used the included mono headset to make calls as well as to listen to music on my commute. Over all, this is the smartest phone on the market.
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