HTC Touch Pro 2 Brown Unlocked GSM Smart Phone w/ Full QWERTY Keyboard / Wi-Fi / GPS

Pros: Great phone, very versatile, have been pretty happy with WinMo 6.5

Cons: Screen doesn't turn off automatically, so if you get a text or call then screen becomes active; if its in your pocket, then the soft buttons start opening apps or dialing people, if its somewhere else your battery starts draining.

Other Thoughts: Even though this is advertised as compatible with various carriers (ie AT&T, T-Mobile) realize that this is for voice and 2G data only. For 3G data, AT&T uses 900/2100 (common), where as T-Mobile uses 1700/2100 (uncommon). Not sure which this phone uses, but you won't get 3G speeds on all networks.

Pros: Thank you. Everything works.

Cons: No.

Pros: slide out keyboard - most comfortable out of them all, touch screen works in gloves, speaker phone best i have had on a cell with dedicated mute button, ms backup (online) which makes it very easy to keep your current contacts and messages backed up.
phone is fast enough for ms office and most other tools
accepts micro sd
tilts

Cons: not cheap, had to fix screen 3 times (do not leave it in the car under moon roof). I had a problem when the screen would go on by it self, so locking that phone is very important.
have to hit reset button once in a while
no escape button -- have to map something else for VI

Other Thoughts: It is a good phone if you need something flexible

Pros: The screen was awesome and it had quite a few nice features.

Cons: I've known 2 other people who owned Tilt2's, which is Att's name for the phone. My phone last 9 months and then over night the screen leaked and I had no other choice but to suffer for 4 months until I could afford to change phones.

The Touchscreen on these are not well made.

Other Thoughts: The Tilting feature of the slide just doesn't make this phone worth it. Go get a Blackberry or something better made. HTC is not a good brand.

Pros: nice sharp screen, overclockable to 700+ mhz, the best last stand for winmo 6.5
can chuck it at a mugger
ok battery life

Cons: bulky, heavy

Other Thoughts: try other custom roms for better performance
android project
Long live SERO!

Pros: It was hot stuff...back in the day.

Cons: My sister and my Dad have owned this phone for a while. Both of them have to do hard resets every few months or so because the thing wigs out. Which means you have to have had your contacts and info all backed up to your computer and synch it all back, which isn't very intuitive.

Other Thoughts: If you're with Sprint, like us, you might as well go for the Evo or Galaxy S (My mom and I have). It's the same price, if not only like 50 bucks more.