m125

Pros: universal connector-uses m5xx accessories; SD slot to add memory; compatible with m1xx cases and covers

Cons: can't upgrade to newer Palm OS; grayscale screen; replacement styli hard to find

The Bottom Line: This PDA is an excellent choice for students - if you lose or damage it, the loss won't be as great as if you'd invested in a much higher-priced model.

Review: When my Dad and I decided that he would buy me a computer as my high school graduation present, I convinced him that I would be saving him money by buying a desktop pc, and then a PDA to keep me "mobile" every day around my campus. I have used the...

Pros: Durable, SD/MMC expansion slot, Fast, Replaceable Batteries

Cons: Small Screen, No Flash Memory

The Bottom Line: If you need an organizer that works and can withstand heavy day-to-day use, look no farther. The m125 maybe a no-frills machine, but it definitely gets the job done.

Review: Well, a lot has changed since I wrote my review of the Sony PEG-S320 (http://www.epinions.com/content_43962437252) a few months ago. A few months ago I praised the PEG-S320, and I still do – it’s a great machine. But,...

Pros: The downloads are great.You can find all kinds of software for them.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I thank everyone should have a Palm m125 Handheld with 8 MB Memory. I can't see how I did anything without it.It is the best.

Review: Being a housewife and all ways have things to do,I need more then paper could give me.I need something that could go with me and keep me up to date on what I need to do for that day.With paper I always lost it and could never thank where I put my note...

Pros: Ease of use!

Cons: Entering the data

The Bottom Line: I love my Palm!

Review: I love my Palm Pilot! I received this puppy as a christmas gift and it is great. I use this for a very wide variety of things, and its uses seems to increase everyday. There is soooo much software out there at websites to greatly enhance your palm for...

Pros: Stylish, economical and great expansion capabilities.

Cons: No wireless capabilities built in.

The Bottom Line: Buy this handheld if you don't need or want wireless capabilities.

Review: The new Palm m125 is the next step in the "m" series of handhelds. This series includes the entry-level m100 and m105 as well as the upscale m500/505. As it’s name implies, this device is in the middle. There are two main features that differentiate...

Pros: SD Slot, Lots of memory, dual expansion, good speed and sturdy frame

Cons: price and small screen

The Bottom Line: I strongly suggest the palm m125 over the Visor NEO becuase of the less costly expandability options, free software and the more professional look as to the NEO's cheap design.

Review: I have recently owned a Visor Deluxe PDA. There were some minor problems with it. Its screen was always getting scratched and the frame got cracked everytime it was dropped. One day I dropped it and the screen cracked in half disabling the bottom half...

Pros: Portable, handy, fun to have, durable

Cons: Very low memory

Review: This is an amazing device. You can write reports and homework for school, you can use it to manage your business, wow. I completely recommend this to ...

Pros: expandable, light, small, inexpensive, flip cover, uses triple A batteries

Cons: horrible backlight, stylus is hard to find in local stores, Some accessories are not available

The Bottom Line: Compared to my iPaq, this is an ugly duckling, but I use it a lot more than I EVER used by spiffy cool iPaq.

Review: About 18 months ago, I bought my first PDA, and I did not skimp either. I bought the most powerful Compaq iPaq on the market at the time. It had a beautifully backlit color screen, played mp3s, and was a gadget-lover’s dream. The only problem was, I...

Pros: Good price point, durable, reliable with latest features

Cons: No color, wireless, only 8MB.

The Bottom Line: Need a PDA, but don't want to splurge on color or wireless stuff. Look at the m125. the premium over the m100 is worth it.

Review:
The Palm m125 sits between the high end m500 and truly gorgeous color m505 and the low-end entry level m100. My personal opinion is that some product manager was chartered with coming up with a set of specs for a $250 Palm m-PDA and employed...

Pros: SD slot, universal connector, Palm OS 4.0

Cons: Small screen, only 8 MB RAM, no flash ROM, placement of SD slot on side

The Bottom Line: Much better than the m105 for not much more money, but you might want to look at the m500 as well.

Review: ***4/14/03 UPDATE***
I am sending my m125 in for warranty repair/replacement. I have been having major digitizer problems over the past month or so. Tapping the screen will cause it to register somewhere else, or not respond at all. Graffiti...