Pros: Expansion slot
Cons: Terrible customer service

I tried to buy a Handspring Deluxe way the heck back in November. After waiting the requisite six weeks they say on their website, they lost my order. They told me this after I spent 40 minutes on hold waiting to talk to them Then they promised me quick...

Pros: Easy use, Duarable, Backlight, Value, Spring Board Modules, Ease of Synchronization.
Cons: Not Color Display.

The Visor Deluxe is the next new thing from the makers of Palm. The Visor Deluxe comes with the Palm 3.0 Operating System. The Palm 3.0 OS, I found, is very versatile and easy to use. The Visor Deluxe has some pre-programmed programs, that are pretty...

Pros: home made screen protectors
Cons:

This epinion follows up on my last Visor opinion:

Regarding screen protection, based on conversations with my friends that own Palms screen protection is an issue for all PDA's; that is, everyone I know uses some from of screen protector. I...

Pros: Cheaper than most handhelds.
Cons: Must have Windows 98 to use USB port.

I performed a lot of comparisons of PDAs. I looked at specifications on the internet and even went to various stores to see which handheld would be most compatible, flexible, easy to view, easiest to use and least expensive.

Well, the...

Pros: great and handy
Cons: needs batteries...uses them up pretty fast

My band constantly finds different dates to practice. I commenly forget and thats not too good. So I went out and bought this handy PDA....

The Handspring Visor Deluxe is a great and useful PDA! It is small but can contain almost anything that...

Pros: Expandable, good price!
Cons: Not as great looking as palmV, but who cares!

Well what can I say,
as a PDA salesperson at a local computer store, I spend the whole day discussing the various features of pretty much every PDA available. Until 1 month ago, the only real option for a reliable user-friendly PDA was a Palm...

Pros: cost, convenience, ease of use
Cons: most expansion modules not yet available

The Visor Deluxe from Handspring is kicking major backside. Out only a number of weeks, I've already recommended it to four friends who have also purchased it and are also thrilled. What's the big deal? Well, first you have to come over the the PalmOS...

Pros: More RAM, expandability
Cons: Longer wait, less established vendor

Now that Palm has dropped the price of the Palm IIIx to roughly the same as the Visor, the question is: why buy a Visor?

First and foremost, the Visor does everything the Palm IIIx does. It runs the same processor, has the same screen, runs...

Pros: Inexpensive, Great for To Do lists
Cons: Screen not sensitive to Taps.

I know there has been many reviews of this product, I wanted to add some things that I thought would help.

I bought my Handspring Visor Deluxe back in September, 2000 and it has changed some things about me. I use primarily the "To -...

Pros: Cheap...useful, palmos.
Cons: B&W screen, and only 2mb ram.

It all started when I needed a palm device to use, because all of the sudden my life was getting hectic. I knew palm was coming out with the m505 and i knew about sony coming out with their color palms. I didn't want to get something expensive with all...

Pros: Expandability, price, 8MB of RAM, choice of colors
Cons: Non-standard expansion modules - they only work on the Visor

I had a Palm Pilot Personal Edition with an upgrade to the Professional edition (2MB) for about 1.5 years and just loved its simplicity. Once I heard about Handspring's new offerings I was excited and had to order it right away -- the Deluxe model has...

Pros: cost, use, style, durability
Cons: non-upgradeable ROM, stylus

As a former owner of a Apple Newton 120, I had tried out a Palm V and although I liked it, I wanted something with a little more flavor. Enter the Handspring Visor. When I saw an ad for the Visor, I had to have one. I got the deluxe version with 8mb of...

Pros: above
Cons: above

The handspring visor deluxe seems nice but is it?
The handspring visor is a great piece of equipment but if you do your homework and check it out it is actually nothing more than a piece of you know what. The visor deluxe has some great features...

Pros: affordable, easy to use, great beginner palm
Cons: not that much space

The Visor Solo is Handspring's most basic handheld model. It's the most affordable palm pilot out there. It's a great starter handheld for people who aren't willing to pay an arm and a leg. The Visor Solo is the same handheld as the regular Visor,...

Pros: As I said, it is pretty, light and compact, and a great concept
Cons: I couldn't get my 2 Visors to work to my satisfaction

I bought the Visor Deluxe because I had changed jobs and now have 2 offices + spend a lot of time in my car. I had 3 Day Books going and found it impossible to keep up with them all. In short, I was an ideal candidate for the Handheld/Visor/Palm...