HTC Wing Cell Phone Reviews

by zuhur martindale -- June 7th 2008 -- alexandria, VA

The battery life doesn't last that long but other than that it's absolutely amazing phone so much features so much to do with it.. very nice phone easy to use..great picture images. I love it

by Janet Gilmore -- May 7th 2008 -- Rowlett, TX

I love my Wing. I'd been wanting one for about a year, so I was excited to find it on sale on Letstalk.com. I keep finding things new on it all the time. I got a plan that has more minutes than I really need, but you have to spend time playing with it right? And calling all your friends to tell them about your new phone! I wish I had gotten a blue-tooth headset with it, because I find that most of the time I'm on the phone is in the car, and without a headset, it's a bit of a distraction. Plus, in the sun, the display is hard to see. Other than that, this is the best phone I've ever had.

by L. Peoples -- April 24th 2008 -- Bakersfield, CA

I love this phone/PDA. The reception is good, and the features are incredible. Windows Mobile 6 has everything I needed and more. The touch screen makes this device superior to others. Viewing the screen in bright sunlight can be a challenge, but the pros far outweigh the cons. The battery life is good. The voice recognition is better than any other phone I've had in the past. I think this is what Microsoft is using in Ford automobiles with its SYNC product. Form factor is just right. The device is not too big and not too small. The slide out keyboard is great for composing emails or hammering out text messaging. The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections work without issue. I put a 4GB micro SD storage card in there ($15-$20 on EBay) and I was all set. The Phone/PDA comes with MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Acrobat Reader. You don’t download ringtones with this device; instead you can make or use any mp3 you own. You must be mindful of how many apps are open at once or you’ll run short of memory. Then again, it’s a Phone/PDA, not a PC, so don’t expect it to perform like a laptop. If you are a business user and you need your Microsoft apps at your fingertips, this is PDA is a good choice.

by Travis -- March 27th 2008 -- Eau Claire, WI

This phone is by far my favorite phone I have ever used! Little different at first kind of different to get used to the touch screen as your main calling number pad! However once I was used to using it it is great! The only thing I would recommend when you buy this or get it free from lets talk, is to spring for the 3000mah battery the battery that comes with this unit does not even last a day if you use this phone to its full potential like I do! With the 3000mah extended battery you get about 2-3 days of full use web browsing mp3 playing and phone calls its great! Buy this phone its a lot of fun and functional!

by Tim -- February 13th 2008 -- Houston, TX

I think the T-wing is one of the best new smart PDA phones out on the market. The stylish design and full qwerty keyboard gives you the feel of a home pc, the buttons are a bit too smooth to press on but the wide screen makes up for that. The battery left should have been better then the 3hours it gives but the right car charger and its promising speed of charging makes the phone still good to use.

by arthur thomas -- February 7th 2008 -- springfield, MA

Phone is very attractive in design. The use is easy. I like the PDA style touch screen. I get to go online to check my email and messages. Very good free investment. Thanks for letting me try it out letstalk.com

by Yamid Diaz -- February 5th 2008 -- Orlando, FL

I was devastated when I found out that T-Mobil was not carrying the Motorola Pebl. I have never been a smart phone guy or really care for them, but The Wing has been one of the smartest purchase I have made. I absolutely love it! It is my new favorite item! It has so many options, and the sliding keyboard is to die for! The internet connection is fast and secure. I am very pleased with T-Mobil's The Wing and would recommended to any one who is looking into buying a smart phone. I personally think The Wing is better than the I phone.

by April Wallace -- January 29th 2008 -- Fort Lauderdale, FL

I love this phone, However the touch screen is very sensitive so you have to be careful to lock the phone when not in use. It is sturdy and stylish. I had trouble syncing my information and using the ActiveSync feature but all you have to do is temporarily disable your firewall on your antivirus software and it works fine. I think it is actually better than the I-phone from what I have heard. I love the fact the LetsTalk.com gave you a free 1GB MicroSD card with the phone. That saved me an extra 30 dollars, but i plan on getting a new 6 GB card they have now. All in all a cool phone that makes you look like you are rich.

by Rob -- January 26th 2008 -- Pocatello, ID

Generally nice device. I have had it freeze a few times but nothing a restart cannot fix. The software that comes with it (Microsoft) isn't the greatest; it would be nice if HTC would actually engineer some nicer software like Nokia does. Battery life is indeed a difficulty. With the Wireless, Bluetooth, and phone all on, the battery lasts a mere few hours -- however that is quite a workload. The charger adapter I love to hate. It is good in the fact that there is virtually anywhere a USB connection is you can recharge your phone. However, if you lose the adapter - YOU CANNOT CHARGE YOUR PHONE!!! ACK!

by Felicia Goolsby -- January 25th 2008 -- Covington, GA

Since having my tmobile wing, I have found that there is actually no really good carrying case for this phone. It is highly sensitive, and will call people when you don't want it to. Also, my screen has been sticking quite a bit. I don't know why that is, but it has. I have questioned the real need for all the functions on my phone several times, but think that maybe one day I will learn to use the phone to its capacity. Overall, it is a very good phone, and my experience working with LetsTalk.com has been very good. My husband simply loves his phone, and that was the real reason for getting them, so that makes it all worth it.