Palm Treo 650 Cell Phone

Pros: Many fine features you will love.

Cons: Expensive; subject to early outdated-ness as technology improves.

The Bottom Line: If you really want a smartphone that is a sort of "Swiss Army Knife" of cellphones, this is definitely the one you want!

Review: Almost four years ago I reviewed a cellphone called the Handspring Treo 300, and I called it “The Ultimate (2002) Cellphone”. This device was widely accepted by many as the standard against which to judge phones that integrated cellular ...

Pros: Phone function & sound quality, keyboard, display, speed, battery life, *wireless data*

Cons: No scroll wheel; decent case is extra; add-on SD memory card not included

The Bottom Line: Try it -- you'll like it!

Review: Overview I've used Palm-based organizers for about 4 years now -- mostly Sony Clies. Since Sony pulled out of the US PDA market, and Sprint is now offering a fixed-price unlimited data plan with its Treo 650 phones, I upgraded both my Sony PDA ...

Pros: Does it all in one small package

Cons: Expensive, no included case, car charger or charging/synching cradle (only cables)

The Bottom Line: Get it and you'll never put it down!

Review: ****THIS REVIEW HAS AN UPDATE AT THE END, DATED 19 JULY 2005**** After months of research, I took the plunge and bought my first 'smart phone', the Treo 650. Despite the fact that my company currently supports only Blackberries, the features ...

Pros: Your able to access and be accessed, anywhere any time

Cons: Your able to access and be accessed, anywhere any time

The Bottom Line: Great technology that is portable and easy to use

Review: I travel a lot about 50,000 flown miles per year, and I'm away from my desk about 2 days a week, at least. I needed to have a tool that was portable, and definitely one that was in-sync with my office. I also wanted to have an integrated mobile phone ...

Pros: Same great productivity with awesome new keyboard and display

Cons: crash happy, still quirky

The Bottom Line: Treo continues to set the standard for Smartphones. The 650 is a great device.

Review: I've had the Treo 600 for over a year before finally taking the plunge with the 650 a short while ago. The 650 is neither a total redesign nor radical change from the 600. The 650 does the exact same fundamental things as the 600 did (phone, PDA, PIM). ...

Pros: Works great as PDA-phone, email/SMS client and mp3 player

Cons: lowres camera, antenna sticking out

The Bottom Line: The unit works well, feels solid, looks nice and isn’t too clunky. If you want a smart smartphone this is the one.

Review: Having a long background as a Palm business user and gadget fanatic I’ve now given my Treo 650 (GSM) a thorough real-life test for three weeks and I must say it’s a killer gadget worthy of comparison to the Palm V revolution. Phone The ...

Pros: Excellent screen, excellent keyboard, tough as nails, great battery life, excellent Palm applications, fast, speakerphone

Cons: No WiFi, mediocre phone reception (with Verizon Wireless), small memory capacity, no flash in camera

The Bottom Line: Excellent smartphone, the best I have seen so far. Love the SMS feature.

Review: Bought this smartphone in July 2005 after having a BlackBerry 7760. I try not to switch cellphones around much, but my blackberry failed on me and I was on a business trip, so I had no chance but to get a new phone. Appearance (7/10) Love how the ...

Pros: Combines phone-email-pictures all in one, also music MP3. It is a powerful tool.

Cons: The digital picture quality is very weak, could be a little better.

The Bottom Line: It brings a whole new look on the way we communicate: cell phone, email, messaging, pictures, MP3, send your music and photos to others! All in One, this One

Review: The Amazing Treo 650 .........everything you need in the palm of your hands As Walt Mossberg from the Wall Street Journal is saying, ___The Treo is better than ever! I agree with him also as I ...

Pros: Small for a smartphone, LOUD ringers(true mp3 tones too!), extremely customizable, lots of apps

Cons: Only 23 mb user memory, somewhat crash-prone, reset hole badly placed, EXPENSIVE

The Bottom Line: This is the best smartphone out there. It doesn't get much better than this. Great for both gadget geeks & business execs alike.

Review: Man is this thing ever sweet. I mean, WOW. I have had several Palm handhelds since 2002. An m130, a Tungsten E, a Zire 72, and finally the Treo 650. I am in love. I won't go into every detail of the device, as that would require a huge, long rambling ...

Pros: Combination of organizer and phone in one device. Pratical, Sync to Office Email and Calendar.

Cons: Size: Slightly larger than a typical wireless phone. Adpater required to listen to MP3s.

The Bottom Line: Space saving, all-in-one communications device that is practical. Worth every penny.

Review: This is a review of the Palm Treo 650 on Sprint PCS's CDMA Network. It was written eight days after purchasing from a Sprint PCS Retail Store. Regular price $599. -$150 rebate with a two year plan. Final price $449 + tax. The Treo 650 starts where ...