Compare Prices : HTC P6300

Review summary: HTC's model with a large display is basically not a bad handset, but its price is not tailored to its features. Absolutely not.

Verdict: The gadget, getting his name from a mammal from the family of bears, came in the usual HTC box, whose size nicely demonstrated to the happy owner the size of his phone too. The list of accessories is the usual: in addition to the sync cable and the ...

Review summary: O2's Xda line-up of Windows Mobile Pocket PCs has been around for a few years now, and the operator regularly adds new models. The latest to hit our testing bench is the Xda Argon, an update ...

Verdict: O2 has trodden a fine line with the Xda Argon. It is good enough to encourage those using the Xda IIi to upgrade, but may have trouble convincing anyone coming to Windows Mobile for the first time to choose it unless they have difficulty getting to ...

Review summary: It does the job, but does it inspire?

Verdict: Ultimately, though, I suspect that the only people who will be really interested in the HTC P6300 are IT managers specifying smartphones for their mobile workforce who want to give their users a reliable way of accessing Push Email and the facility to ...

Review summary: If you already own O2's XDA IIi and are happy with it, the Argon is the natural upgrade option -- this Windows Mobile PDA will allow you to make calls, edit documents and surf the Web via GPRS and Wi-Fi. Some will be put off by its chunky frame, though

Pros: Large screen ; good call quality ; decent battery life

Cons: Bulky design ; no 3G support ; doesn't run Windows Mobile 6

Verdict: Also available as the HTC P6300 and the HTC Panda, its chunky frame and big screen may attract those upgrading from the O2 XDA IIi, but these traits aren't likely to win over any new fans. In fact, its large size, below par display and general lack of ...