T-Mobile Wing Smartphone

The Bottom Line: If you need a phone that can support business usage, and need it simple and functional, this is a great choice.

Review: Why I bought this product:
I purchased a T-Mobile Wing to replace my Blackberry, which had been ruined in a bad rain storm. The price was a bit of a jump for me, but I liked the look of the phone and the features. To be honest, I was initially...

The Bottom Line: Buy it if you're a text messager or IMer...but also want a full-fledged PDA.

Review: The t-mobile Wing is a knockout Windows Mobile PDA. Its price point is still quite high (mine cost $300 to buy because I wanted to keep and carry over my original t-mobile plan; I've heard that you can get the Wing for beans if you are a new...

The Bottom Line: I would pick this up if you want a Windows mobile phone with a touch screen. Otherwise, get a Dash or BB 8800.

Review: I recently purchased the Tmobile Wing with Windows 6.0. This phone replaced my Tmobile Dash which I just upgraded to Windows Mobile 6.0 as well. I'll first talk about my impression with the Tmobile Wing then go on to compare the Wing vs other...

The Bottom Line: The wing is a vast improvement over the mda on tmobile's network anyway. Pricey. Get the tweaks, especially pagepool fix, memaid, and batterystatus.

Review: I started with tmobile less than a year ago. I had metro pcs before this. I had no issues with them except that they had no service in some of the places I go. I also wanted to get rid of my land line and I wasn't sure I trusted that setup to get it...

The Bottom Line: Overall, a great PDA phone!

Review: The new T-Mobile Wing is an updated version of the MDA (the sister phone to the Cingular 8125).

Once a proud owner of the Cingular 8125, I've just updated to the T-Mobile Wing and I'm loving it! It packs many of the features of the...

The Bottom Line: Despite cons, the pros outweigh everything. I am huge on texting & web browsing and this phone makes both easy to do with it's generous screen size and keyboard.

Review: Specifications:
-Quad-band World Phone
-EDGE/GPRS/Wi-Fi
-Color display: 65k colors, 240 x 320 pixels, 2.8" diagonal
-MicroSD expandable memory slot
-Dimensions: 2.32" x 4.29" x .74"
-Weight: 6.0 oz
-Memory: 128MB...

The Bottom Line: Great phone, good wifi

Review: I have been using this phone for over a month now and like it very much. It works like it is supposed to and then some. I had to apply a patch to improve the memory use but i still hesitate to over clock it, for fear of making it a brick ( a useless...

The Bottom Line: The phone is easy to use and great for making notes, but not if you want to access the internet.

Review: I have had my phone for about 3 months now. The keyboard is great, but the fact I can write on the screen with the stylus and the phone translates it to text is the greatest feature. I now use my phone to track the schedules of my family and take...

The Bottom Line: Great phone that needs some tweeks to perform well. Worth the money.

Review: The Wing has a great look and feel. It is a little thicker than some phones but not bad to carry in a pocket. The keyboard has keys that are smooth and small so a little hard to use at first, however with a little use they seem easy to use. The...

Review: The T-mobile wing works on the Edge network
Uses Sim card
Battery life - If screen is always on - Less than 8 Hours
If back light is off - up to 2 days around, mind you it was turned off at night.
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