HTC Touch Pro Pro Reviews

In conclusion, the Fuze’s drawbacks far outweigh its benefits. My assessment, as prefaced in this review, is most certainly skewed thanks to my passionate love affair with my Gen 1 iPhone. The battery life on the Fuze is substantial, 4-5 days on standby, but should be expected given is relatively thick and heavy size. The screen isn’t tiny, but jamming that many pixels in such a small space means a bit too much squinting for my comfort. The placement of the PTT and volume buttons isn’t bothersome to me, but over time could prove annoying to the long term, every day user. The lag experienced while navigating from application to application also proved annoying and anyone looking for a crisp and fast response will be sorely disappointed. I hate to say it, but I’d all together pass on the Fuze.

HTC has made a giant leap forward with its TouchFLO interface. The phones are easy to use and HTC made sure that phone calls, picture viewing or surfing the net are made easy with touch-screen communication via your fingers or the Stylus. If you’re a fan of Windows-based programs and are looking for an iPhone alternative, then look no further as your search is over.

It is expensive, but the Touch Pro is everything the Touch Diamond should have been and more. If you have the money and are small-fingered enough to cope with the keyboard, then it is definitely worth considering.

A powerful phone with a superb keyboard, but it's simply too costly to win an award.

On paper, the Fuze is a welcome addition to AT&T's long list of winning smartphones, but an uncomfortable keyboard and dismal battery life keep this bulky phone from reaching the front of the line.

Ever since Sprint got its HTC Touch Pro in early November, the rest of the cell phone community (non-Sprint users) has been getting a little antsy to find out when they might be able to get their hands on the Windows Mobile smartphone. Well, for AT&T subscribers, that day is today.

The feature-rich HTC Fuze for AT&T is a stylish cell phone with a responsive touch screen and a gorgeous display. But the Fuze's sluggish performance and average keyboard proved frustrating in our tests.

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

Windows Mobile wars are at their fiercest and a truce is nowhere in sight with new recruits marching to battle as we speak. HTC Touch Pro is adding some heavy firepower to the Touch Diamond campaign for domination of the WinMo realm. The new pro by HTC is a true all-rounder, with multimedia and navigation just part of its ammo, and has every premise of becoming the most complete Windows-powered device to date. Armed and dangerous it is, but will it get a license to kill?

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 course. It is the successor of the Tilt and targets the QWERTY dependent audience ...