Dell Aero

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Pros:

The Dell Aero has a slim and light design.

Cons:

The Aero runs Android 1.5 with limited capabilities. The combination of the phone's controls and Dell's custom UI makes for an unintuitive user experience. The smartphone is sluggish.

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Last revision on August 16, 2011

Reviewers Liked

The Dell Aero has a slim and light design

Reviewers Didn't Like

The Aero runs Android 1.5 with limited capabilities. The combination of the phone's controls and Dell's custom UI makes for an unintuitive user experience. The smartphone is sluggish

Expert reviews and ratings

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AT&T and Dell have since released the Dell Aero although it somehow feels unfinished and outdated. Its processor is slow, its features are limited and its interface is most difficult to manipulate. With all of that being said, you are probably...

By BrightHub on October 16, 2010

Unintuitive, slow, and limited in functionality, the Dell Aero is a huge disappointment and simply can't compete with the...

By cnet on September 08, 2010

If you think of the Dell Aero as a stylish, somewhat pricey feature phone, it isn’t that bad. Call quality was great. Web browsing is far superior to what you’ll find on other feature phones. The Aero is somewhat more customizable than your...

By Phone Scoop on August 27, 2010