Handspring Visor Edge Handheld

Pros: Thin, sleek, & Rechargeable. Comes with Hard cover. Springboard.
Cons: It has a few plastic pieces that detract from its overall look.

As the Handsprings go, this is the one- Finally.

It’s thin, and rechargeable, unlike the Handsprings of before. I have a Palm III & Palm Vx. This Edge is the best looking of the bunch.

Not only is it thin, but to also has the...

Pros: Expandable, moves along with technology.
Cons: Modules may be expensive.

The Handspring Visor is probably one of the most advanced PDA's out there.
I researched this product for about a month before I actually purchased it. I compared it to the Palm IIIe and found that the two handhelds are both almost exactly alike....

Pros: Great add-ons like MP3, modem and games
Cons: I haven't found one yet.

I purchased my Handspring Visor about 2 months ago and I have fallen in love with it, but I was skeptical at first. About 2 years ago I had purchased an Everex Palm (which they don't even produce anymore)and I hated it. It was difficult to get around...

Pros: Cool colors, plenty of support, expansion potential
Cons: Small screen, input may be difficult

I received the Visor, deluxe version, as a gift, and since then it haven't left my side. The gift giver gave me a choice, Palm and Handspring, and I picked the Handspring Visor. Its cool color (I got the Aqua blue), great capacity, and general utility is...

Pros: the best for it's price range
Cons: none

In the last years PDA started invading everyday's life, but has I was checking their prices and features I never wanted to buy one. The situation changed now, because many of the features of the "top-notch" products of last year are now...

Pros: Great PDA device
Cons: The hardcover isn't a fliptop

When I was deciding what sort of PDA I should get my soon to be college bound cousin I was originally debating over whether I should get a Palm III or a Palm V. It happened by chance that I stumbled across the Handspring Visor. Actually when I first...

Pros: Springboard Module Slot, Compact,
Cons: Bigger than the Palm V

My Palm IIIx (which I loved) slipped out of my hand, and as luck would have it, fell face down on a rock. Bye-Bye IIIx. Since I've become addicted to PDA's I waited several days until my mourning period was over and was ready to buy another IIIx...

Pros: Thin, slim and elegant design. It comes with City time, Datebook Plus and advance calculator.
Cons: The stylus is heavy and is as lengthy and as other Visor!

I bought Visor edge for almost a week now and I am somewhat bothered about the edge of having Visor Edge?

And because Visor Edge was marketed directly to compete with Palm Vx/m505/m500 its hard not to compare Visor Edge with them. My friend...

Pros: Inexpensive and plenty of upgrades
Cons: You can't upgrade the OS

If your looking for a palm handheld that will last you a long time and won't cost you a fortune, you should absolutely buy the Handspring Visor.
It won't get out of date like other palms because the Handspring Visor is probably the most upgradeable...

Pros: Thin, Light, Good Screen, Expandable, Fast, Metal Casing, Hands-Free Contact Lookup
Cons: Bulky Springboard attachment, Strange Stylus and Infrared port locations, Cover doesn't completely flip back, Backlight

The 2 fastest growing needs in the world of PDAs are the need for small size and power. The Visor Edge attempts to address one of these issues. Available in 3 trendy colors, red, blue and silver and cased in sleek metal (aluminum), it certainly...

Pros: Metal case, flip cover, Handspring software extras
Cons: Poor quality, customer service, jiggling stylus

After owning a Handspring Visor that gradually fell apart and lost functionality, I recently purchased a Visor Edge when the price came down to $200.

The first unit that I received had a display defect (two vertical lines were distinctly...

Pros: Cost, Features, Expandability
Cons: Younger company than Palm

Why pay the price for a Palm Pilot, when you can have all the capacity with more features for less money? That's what I found when I started shopping for PDA's. After playing with the different models of my coworkers I realized how much I would use one...

Pros: BEST form factor
Cons: backlight a step backward, OS not upgradeable

My week started out badly, with someone stealing my trusty Pilot. I *had* to get a replacement immediately.

The reason my original Pilot was stolen is that I had a bad habit of taking the thing out of my pocket. It was just a bit too big to be...

Pros: Lightweight, cool looking, fast, powerful.
Cons: Monochrome, Not back lit

I quickly rushed into the purchase of this PDA and for the price I got it for am VERY happy. Going through a friend who works at a software testing company I was able to attain this little miracle for the low price of 150 dollars. I would not pay the...

Pros: Extremely small & lightweight, clean look, Palm OS
Cons: Stylus shakes while attached, black and white display

My problem through high school was putting off assignments because I wouldn't keep an organized task list. This is the reason I bought the Visor Edge for college. I figured if I had something high-tech to write my commitments in, especially if that...