Palm Treo™ 750v Cell Phone

Pros: 5-way navigation button, one handed use, good signal

Cons: poor cable connector, no insurance avail with AT&T

The Bottom Line: Not a perfect phone or PDA, but a great combo unit.

Review: I work part time as a computer consultant and use this phone primarily for business calls. I used a regular flip phone prior to the Treo 750 and was looking for a phone with a few bells and whistles. I have used PDAs before, both with Palm OS and...

Pros: Nice little toy....with lots of features

Cons: Having to remove battery after charging to restart the phone

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend for those who like me need to text a lot.

Review: I'm not some of those who get on here and seem to write reviews like they were copied and pasted from some review board/forum. What I can tell you is that my only experience is based on whatever researched I've done before deciding on which...

Pros: Voice announcement, Touch screen

Cons: Buggy software, limited applications, slow processor

The Bottom Line: I will not be able to recommend this phone. It has too many problems to be reliable. Usability is low due to slow processor and limited availability of applications.

Review: I have been loyal to the Palm Brand all the way from the 180, 300, 600, and the 650.
I was looking for the windows functionality so I upgraded to this one. I was particularly interested in the Skype application and the Yahoo IM. It has be a bit...

Pros: Durable, High-Quality, Multi-Featured Windows Mobile Phone Device!

Cons: Multi-Featured Device = Pricey Service Plan

The Bottom Line: Personally, if mine were to suffer an accidental breakage, I would be tempted to replace it with a relatively low priced new one - that's how much I like it!

Review: The Treo 750 is a Windows Mobile Phone Device by Palm, characterized by its square screen display, numerous features, and quality appearance.

"Windows Mobile Device" is the replacement term for "Pocket PC". Pocket PC generally refers to...

Pros: Looks sleek; seems to get better reception than 650

Cons: Too many features and too many clicks to do simple tasks

The Bottom Line: If you want a PDA with phone functions as an afterthought, this is for you. If you want an easy to use cell phone with PDA features, avoid the 750.

Review: I upgraded from a TREO 650 with the Palm OS about a month ago because my work thought the Windows OS would be better. So far I have been unimpressed with the Treo 750. It takes too many clicks to do what used to be simple tasks. To check voice mail,...

Pros: Very Easy setup, clear reception, easy to use.

Cons: Some commands take too many menu clicks. Seemingly buggy software.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to the a friend if - as long as they were as competent with computers as I am.

Review: Purchased this one week ago. Chose it because I've had good luck with Cingular/AT&T and did not want to change carriers.

The choice was made by access to the "3G" network, which is not yet active in Pittsburgh. The other 3G models were the...

Pros: Quick & Responsive, Touchscreen, Windows Mobile, Data Tethering

Cons: Charging Port Dies after a while. Cost is on the more expensive side.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to anyone who needs a PDA/Phone that includes a touchscreen as well as somewhat snappy responsiveness. Theres lots of compatible applications as well.

Review: The Treo 750, what can I say, its a great phone. I had a treo 650 first, then went to the 750. Ive had nothing but good things to say about the Treo phones. Theres only 1 thing Ive found dissapointing so far.. we will get to that later..

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Pros: Cut and paste, voice dial, touchscreen, REAL internet, internet sharing, no ringtone restrictions

Cons: Bulky, Windows Mobile crashes occasionally

The Bottom Line: Is great phone for people on the go, who need the internet in the palm of there hand. A decent phone as well.

Review: I have owned several smartphones, but the Treo 750 has been my favorite. It combines the best functionalities of Palm and Windows Mobile software. It has touch screen capabilities, which allow for easy cutting and pasting. The best thing about it...

Pros: Convenient size and sleek antenna-less design.

Cons: Faulty Palm sync cable connector. Lack of wireless sync software.

The Bottom Line: Great for corporate users capable of sync'ing wirelessly, individual users should avoid

Review: The Palm Treo 750 (my version is from AT&T formerly Cingular) is the latest in a line of very successful smart phones which combine a Windows Windows Mobile V. 5.0 based personal organizer with a cell phone. This model hides the antenna within the...

Pros: Great marriage of Palm and Windows. Has everything I need in a PDA Phone.

Cons: Touchscreen stops working after about 2 months of use.

The Bottom Line: I would be very careful in selecting this. Do your homework prior to purchasing by asking Cingular/Palm if they made fixes to the touch screen problems.

Review: I bought this Treo 750 in mid March. I upgraded from my Treo 600. Huge difference. A lot of bells and whistles. I needed something that would allow me to view Microsoft content such as Word and Excel files if I wanted to do a quick preview. Also the...