HTC Touch Pro - user opinions and reviews
- Anonymous
- 2FB5
if you look for good UI experience, namely, quick response, multi touch points, flipping pictures, zooming in/out; iphone does better
- Anonymous
- 2FB5
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970touch screen response too sluggish, navigation too slow
- Pro
- S1UX
Johnny from Three Ru, 27 Sep 2008I am proud to say that I one of the first Hutchison Three Customers to contract to the HTC Tou... moreCongratulation Johny, I am also was the first customer to get HTC Touch Pro in Qatar. What is your opinion about the HTC Touch HD, you could have waited to get a bigger screen rather than 2.8", or you could wait for Xperia.
Do you know that xperia is 384 MB ram? I think HTC touch Pro is 288 MB ram plus the 64MB for the graphics so total of 352. Can you confirm this info?
- Pro
- S1UX
ben, 27 Sep 2008can i ask this phone message ringtone can set as your own mp3 song? pls reply meThis feature is not supported in WM yet. You can not set MP3 to message alert.
- Peter
- vkT2
Bik, 27 Sep 2008I am in australia and looking to buy HTC touch Pro, can anyone tell me if the GPS voice naviga... moreThe HTC TOUCH PRO is only available on to Austalian Customers on the Three Hutchison Network................ they have the best internet packs --> 1GB for $20 --> 2GB for $30 and 3GB for $40
- ben
- TIEh
can i ask this phone message ringtone can set as your own mp3 song? pls reply me
- Johnny from Three Ru
- vkRI
I am proud to say that I one of the first Hutchison Three Customers to contract to the HTC Touch Pro, which was arrived on Saturday 27th September at Three stores around the country.
The phone is everything that I expected and much more, the ultra sharp 640x480 VGA touch screen is unlike any phone I have ever seen
I was contemplating holding off upgrading until the HTC Diamond came in, but confident that I have made the right decision with the pro.
Although the weight and thickness is greater on the PRO, the additional 94MB Ram plus double ROM (total 512MB) make performance ultra smooth and worthy of tradeoff.
The slide out keyboard gives more freedom in writing long messages such as this forum post, confortably type on the querty keyboard
This phone is the next step in Mobile Communications and far greater of a phone than the i-phone copy cats Omnia and Xperia
- Bik
- 2C%f
alexxxeeee, 26 Sep 2008SIN & PRO
Thanks alot ..I was in doubt that these people are lying so it is true now
Tha... moreI am in australia and looking to buy HTC touch Pro, can anyone tell me if the GPS voice navigation is free and which maps are used. Thanks
- alexxxeeee
- M{3N
SIN & PRO
Thanks alot ..I was in doubt that these people are lying so it is true now
Thank you again
- sterling aka jayz
- Rn@1
i am from Trinidad & Tobago & i sell cell phones so i kinda know alot about dem & i can say dat dis handset is very good i brought in some & kept one 4 myself.I use a n95 8gb & a n81 8gb but dis htc helps me with my business. I really recommend it over others in the class of windows mobile 6.1 like d samsung i900 omnia.
- Anonymous
- Ui$d
hi, does anyone know how long does the battery last without on standby mode? i just want to make sure as the battery is giving me problems.
- Pro
- S1UX
phil, 25 Sep 2008i cant decide between the pro or the omnia. i know that they have pretty much the same feature... moreI had the same issue earilier but I decided to go for HTC for the followings:
1- Better interface than Omnia, touch flo 3D versus touch WIZ.
2- Fantastic resolution even smaller screen, VGA vs QVGA. Pixels are more in Pro than Omnia.
3- Kings of WM, as you may know that they manufacturing the platforms for Imate, and also manufactured Sony Xperia and other sets.
4- Keyboard is better than the screen keyboard, however the set is fat and heavy, but this is a price of the keyboard.
5- Ram is more than Omnia.
6- Youtube client installed.
The decision is finally yours.
- Alex
- MyGb
If i buy it from USA, will it work in Cyprus (EUROPE). What is european and american version? Two models? WTF?
- phil
- kIqX
i cant decide between the pro or the omnia. i know that they have pretty much the same features give and take a few. which one would be better? i tend 2 switch phones kinda quick so, i need a phone that i wont get tried of quick.
- Tye Young
- je}t
A tip for all the HTC Touch Owners. Do this and learn a bunch more about your phone. Go to www.htp.com and click support. Then choose the HTC Touch Pro. Then click User Guides. The whole HTC Touch Pro Manual will open in Adobe Acrobat and it's a big file over 9mb and consists of 312 pages with diagrams. OMG THIS WILL SAVE YOU SOME FRUSTRATION. I don't care if you built this phone I guarantee you will learn something new that will help you in the future. I stored mine on the storage card and advise all to not store it directly on the phone. It's a big file.
- Tye Young
- je}t
Problem Solved....
HTC has earned my respect to say they are Superior and Stand Up. They stay open until 1:00am Central Standard time in the USA and actually will assist with issues. WONDERFUL.
The issue I had about typing is easily fixed. Once you go into the writing document of your choice whether Word, Excel, or Notes there is an keyboard icon. Press it and you will notice a triangle by the same keyboard icon that is a gateway for more typing options. Deselect the fields you don't won't which are different from the fields that show on tapping the reguar menu options.. FLAWLESS...
- Stuart
- vV5B
We all should "Thank" him for the offer (selling phone online), unfortunately I will not be his client and never will - I don't believe in online phone purchase. Too risky. Assuming I really receive the phone after paying him (No.1 risk), I'll be troubling him more after that. As a fussy customer (me), I'll often contact him with new info, software upgrades or even warranty claims even on small matters therefore he'll need to prepare to absorb my courier charges to & fro. He'll probably get so fed up and decides not to return my phone (No.2 Risk). Or maybe he'll decide to shut down his operation in order for me not to disturb him (No.3 Risk - no after sales service).
Ha, Ha, Ha (LOL), hope my dry sense of humor above helps to open up some eyes for guys wanting to buy phone online. My recommendation - please don't. Product Warranty is the only fallback you'll have after giving your hard earned cash to the seller so better buy from your local authorised distributor.
Cheers.
- Pro
- S1UX
aleexxxeee, 25 Sep 2008anyone bought a phone from these people .. can I trust them or no ???!!!! .. please help me if... moreDo not ever trust these people, you should also take care if you purchas online.
- SIN
- iKD@
aleexxxeee, 25 Sep 2008anyone bought a phone from these people .. can I trust them or no ???!!!! .. please help me if... moredo not TRUST them ... im 100% sure its a scam
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