Pros: Small - lightweight as the m505. Well-thought through design and functionality. Worth every penny.
Cons: Is $500, but is perfect meld of phone and Palm.

The Samsung SPH I-300, or PalmPhone as I will call it is probably the greatest meld between a Palm PDA and a CDMA Sprint phone. This phone is about the thickness of the m505, and a little bit taller, but this is by far the finest product that uses a...

Pros: Tri-mode cell phone, color Palm Pilot, web & email in a small package, Outlook synchronization
Cons: Graffiti writing requires some practice, dim screen in sunlight, poor speakerphone pickup

I had been wanting one of these for several months, I almost held off when I heard that Samsung is coming out with a new version of this phone, but that appears to still be many months away and will have mainly cosmetic changes. I've been very happy with...

Pros: Compact, stylish, well contructed phone. Long Battery Life
Cons: nothing yet.

[Update 10/22/2001]
A software called MegaDoc crashed on me and I had to soft reset but some how it got hard reset. MegaDoc works very well but sometimes it crashes where I have to hard reset. Soft reset isn't possible. I am exploring getting...

Pros: Finally! A successful marriage of a Palm and Cell Phone.
Cons: Few. Battery life is good, but a daily charge is needed.

I was always frustrated by the need to carry my cell phone and Palm. This phone combines both devices in a compact and useful device. No longer will I need to input phone numbers into a new cell phone.

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Pros: All-in-1, thin, great speakerphone, 8 MB and color, OS 3.5.1
Cons: A little too big, some problems with 3d party apps, bugs, stylus problems

I've only been using this phone for 2 days, so my review will be somewhat limited. First, let me say this: the pictures on samsung.com don't do this phone justice. It's a lot smaller than you think -- especially if you were turned off by the Kyocera...

Pros: Converges phone and PDA - no more carrying two devices, speakerphone, excellent sound quality.
Cons: Screen could use a bit of help, Palm/Phone integration not 100% yet

Hi, you can call me Batman.

At least, that's what my friends have taken to calling me from time to time.

Why do they do this? Is it because I'm a wealthy multi-billionaire with a secret crime-fighting alter-ego? Hardly. Is it...

Pros: Your world at your fingertips;Dial from Address book;Voice dial;PDA while on speakerphone
Cons: Hard to use one-handed; Goes to sleep (screen) while on speakerphone.

Samsung has achieved a tremendous success with this product. For those that rely on a PDA to keep their lives organized and occasionally need to use the phone this product is perfect. For those that are constantly on the phone (but not of course while...

Pros: Legible screen, large touch pad with full function Palm OS, and high quality digital phone.
Cons: If you have big fingers, you'll need to use the stylus to make phone calls.

It's the perfect stocking stuffer...oh, wait a minute...I think you'll need to stuff one of these in your pocket before the holidays arrive. Because everyone knows, 'Santa' will be busy communicating with the elves to fulfill those holiday wishlists,...

Pros: Combines color palm & cell phone, full web browsing and email access
Cons: no USB syncing..., sprint does not provide SMTP services for sending email.

Lots more info at http://www.sphi300.com

The only device out right now that basically combines a Palm VII and a digital phone while adding color.

I upgraded from a Palm VII and a StarTac phone to this device. You can use any PQA...

Pros: Best phone/PDA you could ask for - it's the best technology can offer!
Cons: will freeze on you; bigger than most phones

Here's what happened: I had a Qualcomm phone that lost its antenna and I wasn't getting any calls coming in on my phone (the caller would be sent to my voicemail and a half hour later, I got a message) - not only that, I foolishly threw my PDA in the...

Pros: True Multi-tasking marvel. Durable when dropped. Good display visibility/clarity. Compact & Convenient. Keylock minimizes errors.
Cons: Silver/Slick finish makes easy to slip out of hands. Accessories hard to find. 8mb limitation.

Measurements: 4 3/4 inches tall X 2 ¼ inches wide X ¾ inches thick.

What's in the box: 2 stylus writing tools, 2 BST0359LE Li-ion batteries that provide about 2 hours of constant talk time each, a vinyl hand carrying case, SPH I300 devise and...

Pros: Great execution and usability. Stylish.
Cons: Is first of its kind offered by Samsung - could use improvement

Perhaps you may be able to relate - You empty your pockets at the end of the day and realize that you're carrying around way too many electronic devices in your pockets. Enter the SPH-I300... a great solution for Sprint PCS customers which does a great...

Pros: Palm Pilot and phone in one unit,
Cons: May be inconvenient if you don't want to use a Palm device.

It’s been a few months since I purchased a Samsung SCH-I300, so the new-gadget thrill is pretty much over. As it turns out, I use the PDA features of this phone every day, and the phone has proven itself to be quite useful. I use this phone with the...

Pros: Excellent merging of 2 technologies into one cool product.
Cons: Screen quality in bright sunlight, Serial based hot sync cradle.

When I first heard of this product, I was skeptical that it could live up to the hype - having used the Handspring Visor Phone, but not the Kyocera. The Visor phone was sooooo bad, that I was tainted, but I knew a lot of that had as much to do with the...

Pros: Great reception - great color
Cons: Can be a little confusing at first

Finally!
After NeoPoint put out their 1000, after LG put out the 3000, and after Kyrocera put out the 6035, there is a PDA/Phone that I can say is a really good unit.

Samsung has always been one of the leading manufacturers of mobile...