Palm Centro Cell Phone

Pros: Cheap(er), smaller size, attractive design, improved keyboard feel, smaller crisper screen

Cons: Battery door hard to remove and reinstall. No reset button.

The Bottom Line: With features practically the same as the Treo 755, why bother paying more for the 755?

Review: Treos used to be for Business Executives and Gadget Lovers. Blackberries and Windows Mobile 6 devices have covered both now. The Centro is now perfect for beginners and students due to the lower price point as well as a very simple interface cira the ...

Pros: Easy to use, great apps included.  Only limited by your imagination

Cons: No car charger, battery drains quickly.

The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend the Centro for people who prefer functionality and uses over flash.

Review: I will warn you this is going to be an extremely long review.  But if you're like me you get tired of the "This is the greatest thing ever..." reviews or the "this is the worst thing ever..." reviews.  So I will just talk about the features I ...

Pros: Bluetooth, mico SD slot, SprintTv, Smaller, Lighter and more

Cons: No hardwired reset button and the battery cover is harder to remove

The Bottom Line: Great to use in any circumstance, manage your life from your hip!

Review:   The Palm Centro Lifeline Palm Side Computing with a PDA The Story: My Treo 650 finally was on its last legs, after four long years the case was finally falling apart due to one too many drops. It was time for a new phone and ...

Pros: Library of Palm programs, ergonomics as a phone and PDA, size, reliability

Cons: Keyboard, software migration, documentation, no Bluetooth dialing

The Bottom Line: An excellent Verizon cellphone for a Palm afficionado

Review: For an executive summary, see only bolded items. After a month of constant use the battery gets over a week without full charging, being topped up for minutes when I sync 2-3x a week.  Calls and reception are superb.  When signal is lost the ...

Pros: Very compact and highly integrated Palm OS.
Very Loud internal speaker.
One Handed operation.

Cons: Blazer browser still rather weak, esp. with frames content.

The Bottom Line: The Palm Centro is a very good handset with top notch PDA/Phone integration, compact and a joy to use with one hand.

Review: Anybody that lives by their PDA cellphone, knows how much a well-designed phone can impact your life and everyday experiences. I have had several generations of Windows mobile phones generations after several generations of Palm OS ...

Pros: Excellent for surfing Internet, Texting, talking, using Word/Excel, listening to music.

Cons: Awful for using camera and email functions - very slow.

The Bottom Line: Would recommend to avid texters and people who like to have Internet connection at their finger-tips.

Review: I have a love-hate relationship with my new Palm Centro. I purchased the item as an upgrade from the Palm Treo about 4 months ago. For the first 2 months, the phone worked great, but now two of the applications have drastically slowed down. Namely, the ...

Pros: Functions as a phone, camera, and PC

Cons: the keyboard is small and hard to text with

The Bottom Line: A beginner can easily use this phone if they know anything about computers, and the phone can do everything the Blackberry does, and is cheaper

Review: I had my old cell for over 2 years and it was getting terrible reception and I thought it was the fault of Sprint. When the offer came out to try Cento I jumped at the chance to have a phone that acted like the I-Phone for a lot less money. I had never ...

Pros: Small, Keeps you organized, Qwerty keyboard, many options

Cons: small keyboard, touchscreen in the way during calls

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this phone, you get a great device for a low price. Does not feel cheap like some others.

Review: I bought the Palm Treo after it was recommended to me by a friend and am very happy that I did. I purchased it in the pink version which was my biggest excitement since pink is my favorite color. My purchase was made online through Sprint.com and I ...

Pros: Phone and palm pilot in one, large screen yet compact, easy to use

Cons: harder to 'dial' numbers on the keyboard than a traditional phone

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this phone especially if you already use a palm.  I can't live without it!

Review: I'm a busy mom and relied all the time on my cell phone and palm pilot.  With fewer hands, than kids and accessories, I really needed to consolidate without giving up any of the convenience or features I was used to.  I also didn't want to ...

Pros: Inexpensive Small

Cons: Smaller screen Stylus is made of cheap plastic

The Bottom Line: Get this phone.

Review: I thought it was going to be a downgrade from my Palm Treo 700wx, but I thought wrong. The Windows platform on the Treo was so buggy that I'll never go back to it. It froze all the time, the signal would drop calls, (not the service, the phone), and it ...