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HTC’s Touch Diamond has gained immense popularity but lacked features such as memory expansion and a keypad. Maybe this prompted HTC to release a superior version of the HTC Touch, they revamped most features present on it and built a new platform call...
Exceptional design and ergonomics, Most powerful mobile phone to date, Great connectivity, VGA Screen and QWERTY keypad, Dedicated Graphics chip and Memory, TV out, Full featured for business...
Fingerprint magnet, Done with a better camera, Not much to complain about...
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Digitaltrends.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:52:08
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Video Review: The HTC Touch Pro comes with a great QWERTY keyboard, sharp display, good camera, and the interface is pretty sleek looking. The draw back is the sluggish operating system and having to use a Stylus for more accurate touch...
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This week, we shift gears over to the realm of Windows Mobile 6.1 to find the HTC Touch Pro from Telus Mobility. This smartphone is very similar to the Touch Diamond, except it has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard...
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After the Touch Diamond, the Touch Pro is the latest addition to the existing HTC Touch series. HTC incorporated slight changes in the basic design of the HTC Diamond, upgraded the hardware, threw in a backlit, full QWERTY keyboard, a higher res...
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Truth in reviewing -- I after this phone when I first starting hearing about it as the successor to the Kaiser/Tilt. Then, when I starting seeing some of the technical reviews and comments in XDA-Developer forums, my desire just got worse. I practical...
Screen is amazing clear, bright, beautiful, HTCs TouchFlo 3D interface very well thought out and executed, Good package of accessories and added software.
Battery life isnt stellar not bad for a VGA though, Version reviewed is from Europe, so it wouldnt work on North American 3G networks (be careful what you buy!), Front screen is a magnet for fingerprints and streaks, but easily cleaned.
Truth in reviewing -- I lusted after this phone when I first starting hearing about it as the successor to the Kaiser/Tilt. Then, when I starting seeing some of the technical reviews and comments in XDA-Developer forums, my desire just got worse. I pr...
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geardiary.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:52:36
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This review is being co-written by Doug, Lauren, and Sue. Dougs comments will appear in normal text, Laurens will appear in bold text, Sues will appear in italicized text. This is also being jointly posted on Just Another Mobile Monday and Gear...
This review is being co-written by Doug, Lauren, and Sue. Dougs comments will appear in normal text, Laurens will appear in bold text, Sues will appear in italicized text. This is also being jointly posted on Just Another Mobile Monday and Gear...
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Its not as supermodel-sexy as the Touch Diamond, but the Pro makes up for its thicker waist with a full QWERTY keyboard, faster performance and a beefier battery.A quick survey of HTCs smartphone history shows theres one pattern you can almost alway...
Gorgeous TouchFLO 3D interface, Striking hardware design, Full QWERTY keyboard builtin...
Thick, heavy, Annoying multiconnector port, Performance still needs a little finetuning...
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Like its smaller brother the HTC Touch Diamond, the Touch Pro adopts a decidedly angular case and HTC’s own TouchFLO 3D interface, but adds on a slide-out QWERTY keyboard in an attempt to pitch the phone to more serious business users. While the...
Fashionable exterior, Ultra-sharp display, Quality camera, Attractive interface, Large, well-engineered keyboard...
Molasses-slow performance, Dated menus under TouchFLO, Interface requires stylus, *...
Nearly everything about the Touch Pro, from its sleek case to its superior keyboard, is likeable. Unfortunately, the phone just doesn’t have quite enough grunt to tow the graphical user interface HTC has attached to it, and in the end it ranked...
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The HTC Touch Pro is undeniably one of the hottest PDA phones of 2008. And in the US, just as with the HTC Touch Diamond, Sprint customers get to sample it first. Previously available only as a GSM import with no US 3G, the Sprint version is the first...
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LETS face it: When it comes to media playback and downright coolness, the iPhone is the phone to beat.Some have tried to beat Apple at its game with their own touchscreen offerings, such as the Samsung Omnia and the LG Vu, but to no avail so far.The H...
The HTC Touch Pro packs in all you need, such as a touchscreen, keyboard and loads of software. Its thickness and price, though, are likely to scare off the fashion- and budget-conscious...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 11:54:14
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The HTC Touch Pro updates the firms line of touch-driven Windows Mobile handsets with a model that incorporates a slide-out Qwerty keyboard. However, it weighs more than other handsets of a similar size, and almost twice as much as RIMs BlackBerry Pe...
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While the ’s interface is still a Pete Townshend-sized nose ahead of the mobile competition, its foes have been closing the gap. Take the – not only is it the closest a smartphone has come to emulating Apple’s slick UI, it’s a pos...
Stunning VGA display. Comfortable QWERTY keypad. High speed connectivity...
Chubby and heavy chassis. Highly erratic touch 3D UI. Windows Mobile OS...
An unconvincing touch UI ruins the most stylish QWERTY Windows Mobile phone we’ve pawed...
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Sprint has just announced plans to introduce the HTC Touch Pro later this fall, and Brighthand's Kevin O'Brien was at the announcement to get a preview of this device. The HTC Touch Pro adds a sliding 5-row QWERTY keyboard to all of the features of the...
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mobileblah.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:54:45
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The Touch Diamond and Touch Pro are undoubtedly game-changers in Windows Mobile land. Soon, VGA resolution will be standard, most phones will utilize accelerometers, and having some sort of Windows Mobile interface replacement will be expected. The Tou...
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smape.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:54:50
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Microsoft have enjoyed some real success recently, introducing further developments to their native Windows Mobile platform and scoring a series of victories on the American market, where Symbian scored but a 5% share of total sales in Q2 2008. The gr...
HTC Touch Diamond made a revolution in the Windows Mobile market sector this summer. Its keyboard-equipped version going by the name Touch Pro looks a logical continuation of the series, yet not as balanced – overpricing would be a fair term to use...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:55:11
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HTC has addressed the shortcomings of the Touch Diamond’s touch-screen and produced a vastly improved smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard to boot Related links HTC introduces the S740 HTC Diamond ROM update HTC Touch Diamond mobile phone - without the Di...
A full slide-out QWERTY keyboard is a real blessing when composing emails and messages...
You may struggle to cram this device into your trouser pocketLook and Feel...
HTC has addressed the shortcomings of the Touch Diamond’s touch-screen and produced a vastly improved smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard to boot...
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At the end of this review, were back where we left off. The Touch Pro and the Diamond just go together. In the face of Touch Pro, the Diamond has lost some of its one-of-a-kind design-driven edge and gained elsewhere (beside the waistline). Its not...
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SpecsCPU - Qualcomm® MSM7201A™ 528 MHzOS - Windows Mobile 6.1 ProfessionalMemory - 288Mb RAM / 512Mb ROMDimensions - 102 mm (L) X 51 mm (W) X 18.05 mm (T)Weight -165 g (with battery)Display - 2.8-inch TFT-LCD flat touch-sensitive screen (VGA)Network -...
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When HTC's Touch Diamond launched just before the iPhone 3G , it felt rushed and was, frankly, more than a little disappointing. I can't help feeling that HTC should have played the waiting game. Because although problems with the original Touch's sluggis...
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Touch Pro – the name clearly hints that we are dealing with a phone, created for work. The HTC model with the richest functionality is based on the popular Touch Diamond, but adds some to the specifications, sports a hardware QWERTY and is larger of co...
Excellent QWERTY, The best interface on a WM phone, Good outgoing sound during a talk, An excellent Opera Mobile 9.5 browser, A pleasant design and quality make...
Sluggishness due to the early ROM, Below excellent incoming sound quality, Doesn’t offer anything in addition to Diamond’s features, Good player with low quality, Mediocre camera, The slider moves when using the music controls...
Touch Pro did live up to our expectations: it offers all features seen in Touch Diamond, including the same TouchFLO 3D interface, adding an extremely good hardware keyboard, which makes writing a pleasure. Unfortunately however, it doesn’t bring anyth...
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mobilitytoday.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:56:11
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The HTC Touch Pro brings together innovative touch screen response with the direct precision of keyboard entry… leaving out nothing to deliver a powerhouse communication tool in a beautiful, compact design.The 2.8-inch VGA touch screen provides four ti...
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The Touch Diamond and Touch Pro are undoubtedly game-changers in Windows Mobile land. Soon, VGA resolution will be standard, most phones will utilize accelerometers, and having some sort of Windows Mobile interface replacement will be expected. The...
Solid performance, Elegant design, Good keyboard layout, Hotswappable microSD expansion, Touch enhancements are welldone (TouchFLO 3D, etc), Many little usability enhancements, Beautiful VGA screen, YouTube application is great, Automatically configures i...
Almost as thick as the TyTN II, Questionable build quality, TouchFLO 3D in landscape doesnt exist, Not enough utilization of accelerometer, Expensive (unsubsidized), No Microsoft Voice Command, Opera Mobile 9.5 needs work, Wheres the videoout cable?, What...
If youve skimmed the rest of the review, read this section carefully because I am going to offer important advice. If you dont need the keyboard, and 4GB of memory is enough for you, get the Touch Diamond. Its much thinner, has fantastic on-...
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justanothermobilemonday.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:56:20
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Rumor has it that AT&T is planning on releasing this bad boy as the “Fuze” … and it looks like it might be a device worth waiting for compared to the slightly aged Tilt. I think I’ll pass as the only thing even remotely on my radar right now is the Tr...
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I had an opportunity to check out the HTC Touch Pro aka Raphael smartphone at an informal meet up with HTC earlier today. According to HTC, the Touch Pro is the company’s Touch Diamond (but more) and by more it is beefier in thickness due to a slide u...
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absolutegadget.com Updated:
2011-07-31 11:56:39
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The problem most people have with Windows Mobile touchscreen phones is the onscreen keyboard. Can HTC overcome that barrier with a hidden set of buttons? On the first HTC Touch, our self-confessed fat-fingered editor couldn't be doing with the teeny-we...
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Staring at the HTC Touch Pro is an easy task thanks to the Pocket PC's superb use of clean lines, glossy finish, and minimalistic features with classy accents that only HTC can offer at the high level of satisfaction found on the Touch Pro.If you're u...
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The Touch Pro on Sprint is the older version of the Touch Pro 2. This is a decent phone for the multimedia user, but it lacks the tilting WVGA screen and fantastic keyboard...
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HTC has released many versions of its popular line of TouchFLO-equipped smartphones, including keyboarded (Touch Pro) and non-keyboarded (Touch Diamond) models. Thats in addition to its earlier line of Touch devices (HTC Touch, HTC Touch Dual). The...
Sharp styling. Clear, punchy voice quality. Full complement of wireless radios. Solid Web browser.
Very expensive. Slow. Not enough RAM. TouchFLO interface is confusing. Lacks features when compared with AT&T and Sprint versions. No IM client. Strange keyboard layout. Non-standard headphone jack.
Verizon took a powerful smartphone from HTC, removed some important features, crippled the RAM, and jacked up the price. The result isnt worth the bother for most customers...
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Smartdevicecentral.com Updated:
2014-01-03 19:24:23
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HTC has released many versions of its popular line of TouchFLO-equipped smartphones, including keyboarded () and non-keyboarded () models. Thats in addition to its earlier line of Touch devices (, ). The sliding Touch Pro has finally reached Verizon...
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Sprint recently introduced its version of the HTC Touch Pro. This Windows Mobile smartphone's features set includes a VGA touchscreen, sliding keyboard, 528 MHz processor, EV-DO, and GPS. It's a consumer-oriented device merged with a business-oriented...
The Touch Pro is one hell of a pretty smartphone, both in design and the souped up TouchFLO 3D. It's also a very impressive upgrade to the Mogul and the Tilt. There's generally a feeling that it's hard to produce a model which appeals to both civilian...
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Its raining TouchFLO Windows Mobile smartphones. Hot on the heels of AT&Ts HTC Fuze, Sprint has busted out its own version, the Touch Pro, a virtual clone of the Fuze but with a few new pluses. These include improvements to the software bundle, fo...
Powerful feature set. Slick interface graphics. Sensibly arranged, five-row QWERTY keyboard. Better software bundle than you get with AT&Ts version (the HTC Fuze).
Expensive. Poor battery life. Middling reception quality. Confusing "dual-OS" interface. Could be faster. No camera button or standard 3.5mm headphone jack.
This capable, QWERTY-keyboarded TouchFLO smartphone offers plenty of high-end features, although its complex, sluggish interface and weak battery drag it down...
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HTCs Touch Pro has been one of the hottest Windows Mobile touch screen phones of 2008, and now three out of four of the top US carriers are offering it. Verizon is the latest to jump on the bandwagon with their version of the HTC Touch Pro XV6850. Li...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2014-01-03 19:24:23
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In our HTC Touch Pro review for Verizon Wireless, we decide whether The Network has the best Touch Pro of the bunch.
TouchFLO 3D runs smoothly when loaded on this phone. Loads of advanced features, including VGA screen, fast networking and Wi-Fi...
Navigation options are limited. Lacks some necessary software...
The HTC Touch Pro on Verizon Wireless is targeting productivity users to a greater extent than the other Touch Pro versions weve tested recently. Still, the phone makes some weird choices that we cant get behind. The keyboard layout is seriously fl...
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Note: This is a joint article being written by Doug, Lauren, and Sue. Dougs comments will appear in normal typeface, Laurens in bold, and Sues will be italicized. We are also simultaneously posting it on both JAMM and Gear Diary.] Doug: I had a...
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Windows Mobile users who want to get some work done during the day followed by a little fun at night are strongly encouraged to take a closer look at this phone. The interface is unique and easy-to-use and the web...
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Sprint HTC Touch Pro Review Nov 9, 08 06:57 PM PDT The HTC Touch Pro was added to Sprints online store recently, so its probably a good time to publish this Touch Pro review. I have played with the phone for about a week and its time to tell you wha...
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A stylish smart phone for business users looking for strong data performance, a full keyboard, and a little multimedia fun on the side.
Beautiful design, Large keyboard, Fast data performance, Sharp 3.2-MP camera, Good GPS accuracy...
Expensive, Sluggish at times, No auto flash for camera, Lacks 3.5mm headphone jack...
The Sprint Touch Pro is essentially the Sprint Touch Diamond with a full QWERTY keyboard, the same 3.2-MP camera, but with a flash, and room for 16GB of storage (up from 4GB of internal memory). Plus, the Touch Pro keeps the Diamond’s speedy EV-DO a...
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Sprint recently sent us the HTC Touch Pro, and we are absolutely loving it. We have had a few days to play with it and, so far, there are no major deal-breakers that we can see. HTC have taken the Touch Diamond and edged one step closer to perfection w...
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hardwarezone.com.sg Updated:
2014-01-19 07:15:26
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For many, the HTC Touch Diamond was a device that caught ones attention for a myriad of reasons: gorgeous design, easy on the hands, feature-packed with a strong focus on performance and of course, the HTC TouchFlo 3D interface. Fast forward from June...
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tech-faq.com Updated:
2014-01-19 07:15:26
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The HTC Touch Pro is one of the latest entries into the smartphone race. Created and sold by the High Tech Computer Corporation in Taiwan, the Touch Pro offers a combination that many users simply cannot resist - a full size touch screen with a slide...
Full size touch screen and QWERTY keyboard are a great combination , Sports all of the latest high-tech features available on todays cell phones including 3G support and Wi-Fi support ,Camera comes with auto-focus and flash...
Screen color depth is just 65,000 colors ,Camera could be better...
The HTC Touch Pro is definitely worth a look. While some of the features may not be quite up to the par of other phones, this unit has enough going for it to make it a better choice for many consumers, especially business professionals.
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HTC Corp. is a company famous for its Smartphones, and often jumps out of the ordinary with innovative and modern designs. The company was founded in 1997 and very soon became a hit with leading mobile operators as well as end users around the world...
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