T-Mobile Wing Smartphone

Pros: Great for planning and organizing, has just about every bell and whistle.
Cons: Expensive, and can have issues just like PC's do.

Why I bought this product: I purchased a T-Mobile Wing to replace my Blackberry, which had been ruined in a bad rain storm. The price was a bit of a jump for me, but I liked the look of the phone and the features. To be honest, I was initially ...

Pros: My faves support, slide out keyboard, wm6 professional, touch screen
Cons: Not much faster than MDA, GPRS/EDGE support only

I started with tmobile less than a year ago. I had metro pcs before this. I had no issues with them except that they had no service in some of the places I go. I also wanted to get rid of my land line and I wasn't sure I trusted that setup to get it all ...

Pros: The Keyboard is Best of kind.
Cons: Slow due to low RAM in hardware.

The t-mobile Wing is a knockout Windows Mobile PDA. Its price point is still quite high (mine cost $300 to buy because I wanted to keep and carry over my original t-mobile plan; I've heard that you can get the Wing for beans if you are a new customer, ...

Pros: Windows Mobile 6 OS, wifi, full QWERTY keyboard
Cons: 200mhz Processor, no 3G capability, screen gets dirty fast

I recently purchased the Tmobile Wing with Windows 6.0. This phone replaced my Tmobile Dash which I just upgraded to Windows Mobile 6.0 as well. I'll first talk about my impression with the Tmobile Wing then go on to compare the Wing vs other Tmobile ...

Pros: Great look, great os, TONS of features
Cons: Keyboard orientation

The new T-Mobile Wing is an updated version of the MDA (the sister phone to the Cingular 8125). Once a proud owner of the Cingular 8125, I've just updated to the T-Mobile Wing and I'm loving it! It packs many of the features of the Cingular model that ...

Pros: Function, ease of use, color clarity, great blue exterior and easy to grip rubberized finish.
Cons: 1.Meant for lefties 2.A tad too heavy and bulky

Specifications: -Quad-band World Phone -EDGE/GPRS/Wi-Fi -Color display: 65k colors, 240 x 320 pixels, 2.8" diagonal -MicroSD expandable memory slot -Dimensions: 2.32" x 4.29" x .74" -Weight: 6.0 oz -Memory: 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM -Windows Mobile 6 ...

Pros: Outlook calender & contacts, handwriting to text capabilities
Cons: slow internet access

I have had my phone for about 3 months now. The keyboard is great, but the fact I can write on the screen with the stylus and the phone translates it to text is the greatest feature. I now use my phone to track the schedules of my family and take ...

Pros: great look, great signal, can be unlocked.
Cons: no gps, slider gets loose after some time.

· I have been using this phone for over a month now and like it very much. It works like it is supposed to and then some. I had to apply a patch to improve the memory use but i still hesitate to over clock it, for fear of making it a ...

Pros: Great for internet access and eliminating carrying multiple electronic devices
Cons: Data line is slow as is the phones processor. Overclocking is a must

The Wing has a great look and feel. It is a little thicker than some phones but not bad to carry in a pocket. The keyboard has keys that are smooth and small so a little hard to use at first, however with a little use they seem easy to use. The phone ...

Pros: Internet fast Ring tone as mp3 Great PDA Phone
Cons: Short battery life. No online video streaming.

The T-mobile wing works on the Edge network
Uses Sim card
Battery life - If screen is always on - Less than 8 Hours
If back light is off - up to 2 days around, mind you it was turned off at night.
Internet for T mobile is actually pretty good. Its not slow and laggy like Dial up but pretty fast, a bit slower than DSL or cable, but faster than Dial up. Best used for CNN and stock reports.
Item cannot use Youtube, or if can I havent been able to use it.
Even putting movies on the Wing will still lag.
Music play is normal and can use music MP3 files as ring tone.
Fun applications for the item
Yes when sliding it back and forth the phone Lags, and here and there the phone can stall and LAGs like crazy.
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The wing is not that greatly user friendly and doesn't seem to be built for the purpose of calling. It is easier to use the internet than to call people.

Pros: Functionality, effortless sync with outlook, accepts all my iPaq software; pretty good voice command, dialing.
Cons: hard to get out of pocket; no good holster; voice recognition sometimes wont work right.

Have owned the [HTC] Wing for 3 months. Overall very pleased. It replaces my old iPaq and my Motorola phone so now I only carry one thing not two. Battery life is pretty good; built in WIFI so I can get my eamil and surf the web but reality is download speed is really slllooooowwwwww so I dont unless I really, really have to. But an improvement over Motorola and motorola phone tools that never worked easily. this one syncs effortlessly. and all my software that I bought for the ipaq works on this one.