HTC’s Touch Pro 2 is anxiously awaited by all these unhappy with the XPERIA’s keyboard – unfortunately, reviews of it have not been available so far. This has now changed though…my long-term friend Shaun McGill brings along the following verdict:
It is very easy when you have reviewed many HTC devices to get battle weary and to just look at each one as a slight variation on the previous models, and this is true of many of them. The Touch Pro2 does feel like a Touch HD squeezed into a TyTN II and this is most definitely a good thing.
It is a power users dream, but one which will also suit people who need to keep in contact throughout the day and thus it covers many of the areas power users want in a smartphone. It does not have the finesse of an iPhone, but then again nothing does. It does, however, offer top of the range features in almost every area.
Of course specifications are not everything, but it is to some people and the Pro2 feels like it will fit perfectly into the hands of anyone who has the slightest inkling towards Windows Mobile.
Further information can be had in his extremely detailed write-up, which can be accessed via the links below:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
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