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HTC Vox S710 user reviews (unlocked)

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  • 4.0 stars

    "it's a sweet communications device with a very sweet form factor." on by JohnAppsteam

    Pros: Excellent communication device. Nice, smooth operatios (like Wi-fi to Edge swtiching)

    Cons: Voice. The quality of the headphone, speaker and headphones.

    Summary: Well, I have the Nokia E61 and the Cingular Blackjack as well but I wanted try this rather new HTC.
    The size factor for this is amazing. It could not be any smaller with a slide under keyb. I'd perhaps dump the front keys and just have the slider keyboard and put the extra space for more display.
    I love how Windows Mobile 6 handles Wi-fi, Bluetooth, Pop3 (gmail), ActiveSync/Exchange, etc. Setting it up was a breeze (I have Cingular subscription). it's a sweet communications device with a very sweet form factor. Cannot get a smaller _userfull_ enterprise device as far as I know.

    The con for it is definitely voice quality. Earpiece, Loudspeaker and even the headset product a bad voice quality. Murky, breaking voice. I compare this to Cingular Blackjack and Nokia E61 and it's inferior. I just ordered a new Bluetooth headset which I hope will eliviate the issue.

    I dont think missing 3G is that big of an issue. This guy has edge. I tested connecting my laptop to the internet via this device and the blackjack (3G device) and the speed difference wasn't that significant. I used speedtest.net to measure and 3G/Blackjack was 340kbits/sec versus Edge/S710 was 214kbits/sec. Both using the same Cingular subscription. I only ran these tests once so it might be subject to variances, etc.

    Anyways, hope you enjoy this review.

  • 4.5 stars

    "Almost all I want from a smart phone." on by gescolar

    Pros: Design, ergonomics, great QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, real Quad Band world phone, Office docs editing, push e-mail

    Cons: Lacks 3G, Active Sync is a nightmare, battery life

    Summary: I've red in another post that it's a heavy/bulky phone; but indeed it's the most compact design I've seen in a smartphone. What would you expect in a device which partially replaces a phone, PDA and notebook ? It has the power of a notebook from 6 or 7 years ago, in your hands. It's all I need when I'm travelling or at the streets. I've added a Transcend 2GB Micro Sd card, and it replaces a USB flash drive too. Convergence is getting better each day.

    The worst: Active Sync 4.5 works with some PC's, some not. There's nothing you can do, troubleshooting is useless and Microsoft Mobile site support is poor.

  • 4.5 stars

    "Almost perfect; nifty all in one device" on by Aryan Expedition

    Pros: Great form factor, amazing all rounder, wifi, bluetooth, EDGE, GPRS fantastic, excellent battery, more than decent camera, very good call quality, WM6, Slider keyboard

    Cons: The screen should have been a little bigger, but what the heck, this is the best way they could devise in this form factor

    Summary: I created my CNET account specially to post my review for this beauty.

    I'm one of those who searches and researches for a gadget online and then make up my mind to buy one. And I'm not disappointed by the excellent reviews this phone has been getting from various users / critics.

    Its an excellent device, the phone feels like a conventional candy bar; in fact its smaller than my Blackberry 7110V and the Sony P1i!!! The sliding keyboard is a killer, people can't believe there is one under the hood.

    The camera is quite nice and the pics are quite alright, not orangeish as claimed. The voice quality is excellent, the battery life is very good for a device like this. My apprehension of it not syncing easily were put to rest when this champ synced effortlessly with my home PC in a jiffy. I carry most of my music, photos, some videos, a divx movie and some data on the nifty 2GB microsd card i purchased separately.

    Although I haven't checked out how WIFI works on this (its been only 3 days since I got this phone), the blue tooth, EDGE & GPRS work like a charm. I have also found a 3rd party app for Gtalk and other messengers as all in one and now I'm always online!

    The keys are a bit small, I'd admit but I'm getting used to it. A friendly advice - If you have big nails on your thumbs, pls cut them short as you're gonna be using your thumbs a lot!

    All in all I'm very pleased with this phone and hope to make best use of it in the future. Just so you know, I'm in India and bought this for a little less than $300!

    Shall update ye all later with newer experiences!

    Cheers

  • 5.0 stars

    "Nice HTC S710" on by gggneo

    Pros: QWERTY SLIDE OUT

    Cons: NONE TO SAY

    Summary: WINDOWS PHONE, JUST UNCOMPARABLE

    Updated on Dec 28, 2010

    TELL THE WORLD - MAKE IT AVAILABLE TO ALL

  • 4.5 stars

    "Almost a Complete Package Phone" on by defyep

    Pros: Has a front keyboard. Good Wifi and almost everything can be customized. Menu, Homescreen and you can also overclock the device if you want it to be faster. It can read almost all king of video when you install tcmp qwerty is perfect.

    Cons: Sometimes it gets slow. You have to manually end task in the task screen. NO 3g and No HSDP

    Summary: I recommend this phone for people who likes to text with one hand and also wants to use qwerty keyboard. This phone is like a small computer where in you can install a lot of windows mobile programs.

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