Compare Prices : Palm Treo 750 - Expert Reviews

Pros: HSDPA capable, great design, Palm improvements to Windows Mobile OS are very positive

Cons: No Wi-Fi, 2.5mm headphone jack, no included miniSD card, proprietary charger and USB connection, cramped keyboard

Verdict: Despite the cramped keypad and a slower processor than some of the competition, the HSDPA capable Treo 750 is one of the better Windows Mobile 5 smart phones we've reviewed.

Review summary: Microsoft wants Windows everywhere. This is the latest Palm device to follow the Windows Mobile 5 route after Palm's 2005 announcement that it was going to test the water and move away from the Palm OS

Pros: Solid build quality, Impressive battery life, Great phone

Cons: Old technology, Heavy, A bit pricey on what it delivers

Verdict: Overall a solid performer with some great features but the lack of new technology and flair let it down substantially

Review summary: The Treo 750 is an impressive handset, particularly with the HSDPA network support. Major service providers are busy getting their HSDPA networks ready for release, with Three already doing so and Vodafone not far behind. In coming times there will be ...

Review summary: Last year Windows Mobile users were shocked to hear an announcement that the Palm Treo would be now sporting the Windows Mobile OS.. This year Windows Mobile enthusiasts who are currently in contract with Cingular will now have the option of buying ...

Award: Recommended!

Review summary: Palm has embraced Microsoft, creating a neat 3G business phone in the process.

Verdict: The 750 is narrower than most PDA-style phones, so the keyboard is more closely spaced than usual, but we didn't find it more difficult than its wider competition. We couldn't help wishing that the device was a bit thinner, although the rounded back ...