Reviewers Liked
- Our more frequent visitors will know full well just what kind of wonders Android can offer. Any Android device inherently has worlds of potential regardless of hardware level. At $50 on contract, that world of potential is pretty affordable, It has a full
- Affordable; Good 4G download speeds; Comfortable keyboard; Sharp camera; Siri-like Genius function
- Excellent keyboard, Great battery life, Good call quality
- The T-Mobile MyTouch Q has quick 4G data plus a physical keyboard. Its low $50 entry price is compelling. The phone provides good performance on a budget
- Inexpensive price point, Wellsized physical keyboard, Clean design and sturdy build quality
- The T-Mobile MyTouch Q offers a satisfying physical keyboard and a fast 4G data connection for people on a budget
- Free, Solid keyboard, Good call quality
- Handy QWERTY keyboard, Good call quality, 4G internet and data
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Low-res display; Below-average battery life; Mediocre call quality
- Bulky, Runs an outdated version of Android, Lots of bloatware
- The T-Mobile MyTouch Q runs dated Android software. The MyTouch's screen is dark and has poor contrast. The phone is also big and heavy
- Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Washed out display, Somewhat bulky
- With a sluggish single-core CPU, a pokey 5-megapixel camera, and a low-res display, the MyTouch Q won't impress either gadget hounds or shutterbugs looking to replace their point-and-shoot cameras. Also, the phone is loaded to the gills with bloatware
- Some performance hiccups, No front-facing camera
- Flash web sites are sluggish, Feels a bit heavy with prolonged use, Video recording isn’t that great
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