Pros: Simple to use & sync w/ PC
Cons: No battery charger in docking station

I am in the constant quest of the ultimate organizational tool. I have used just about every available size of the Franklin-Covey paper-based planners. I've had a PalmPC (now called PocketPC), a Vadem Clio HandheldPC, and now the Visor Deluxe. I think my...

Pros: Cheap price, Fast USB
Cons: no OS upgrades, no useful Springboard modules, glitches

Having pre-ordered my Visor Deluxe before the launch, I've had it for several months now. While I still enjoy and use it on a daily basis, once the "gee whiz" factor wore off I realized that there are several shortcomings to this device....

Pros: Low price, easy to handle, small size, light weight
Cons: Not many ISP's will support them

The Handspring Visor is not a new Handheld PDA, but it is starting to grow very quickly. Its low price, and decorative colours makes this handheld one of the top growing PDA's out there.

The Visor Deluxe comes with 8 mb ram, 8 mb storage...

Pros: These are truly the best.
Cons: None.

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I have tried most of the top applications and use my pilot extensively for personal organization and at work as a physician. Here are my sincere...

Pros: Value, Versatility
Cons: backlighting, stylus

As an early adopter of the Handspring Visor Deluxe, I have had more time than most people to evaluate its performance and have been extremely happy with it so far. I was a longtime user of the Palm 5000 one of the earliest Palm organizers from the days...

Pros: Excellent case, sharp screen and light, wonderful unit overall
Cons: slow support from Handspring

I have had the Visor Deluxe for about three months and love it. It's my first PDA, but I played extensively with a TRG Pro and Palm III, IIIx, and V before deciding on the Visor Deluxe. I love how different the case is from all the other PDA's out...

Pros: Plenty of room for games and news, chick magnet, potential-friend magnet
Cons: Plastic

After listening to my friend in California praise the Handspring Visor deluxe for months, I decided to purchase one for myself, and boy, am I glad I did!

From the moment you turn on the Visor you'll love it, that's almost guaranteed. The first...

Pros: Good to use with travels, easy to use
Cons: none as of yet

I bought my husband the Handspring Visor Deluxe as a gift last year. He had been hinting around that he wanted one, so I thought what the heck lets just do it.

The Handspring Visor Deluxe has been wonderful. My husband is in the...

Pros: memory, price, basic software, expandability
Cons: slightly bigger and heavier than the PalmV, teenage design

I am a big fan of the Palm Pilot and I own a Palm V myself. I have been following very closely the Palm market and the arrival of Dona Dubinsky and Jeff Hawkins' Visor. I was expecting the Visor to be a pure no brainer when compared with its Palm...

Pros: Inexpensive; a great no-frills PDA.
Cons: Lacks advanced features and only has 8 megs of memory.

It is kind of strange to be writing a review for a product that was discontinued a few years ago, but I'm writing this anyway for a few reasons: First, the Handspring Visor Deluxe is still readily available from merchants like Ebay and Overstock.com; And ...

Pros: inexpensive, expandable, easy to use
Cons: B&W screen, may have to purchase serial cradle because of OS on desktop

I've had my Handspring for almost 6 months now and have found myself lost when I forget it at home. I picked one up as a kind of "Hey this is neat" purchase and have since fell in love with it.
I choose this model over others because I didn't want...

Pros: Compact, expandable, PC Backup
Cons: none

OK - I specifically asked my wife (CDFRYE120) NOT to buy me a handspring visor. So she bought one for my birthday.
I am an independent insurance agent, and I knew that one of these things would actually help me out, and, since she bought it, I...

Pros: cheaper alternative to Palm Pilots
Cons: Plastic frame if you drop it, it will break

About 3 months ago I was looking for something to get my e-mail on the go,I travel a lot and getting my hands on a computer was often hard and sometimes impossible. The way I figured, I had two choices, a PDA or a laptop. I looked around and the cheapest...

Pros: 8 Mg Memory, cool colors, syncing cradle, ease of use
Cons: The visor?Cons? NO WAY!

Let's all face it. Handspring has been able to do what every other company that offers PDA's has not been able to achieve: offer one that is affordable. In case you didn't know, the founders of Handspring are some of the founders of PALM. So right...

Pros: The week at a glance feature,the rolling to do list and the versatility
Cons: Backlight is useless, on/off button is in the way for a lefty

As a devoted 'daytimer' user I had put off buying a PDA because I like being able to look at the detail of my monthly calendar at a glance - or at the very least an entire week. So, for several years I've been wandering into the Franklin store and...