Reviewers Liked
- Solid performance; WebOS rivals Android and iOS; great multitasking; functional keyboard; plenty of solid apps
- Great operating system, slim profile and effective keyboard
- Compact & lightweight, Good calling quality, Inexpensive cost
- Great OS, excellent web browser, extremely affordable smartphone
- Small and light. Fluid, organic user interface. Powerful messaging and Web browsing
- Slim, pocketable design
- For a compact, entry-level smartphone, the Palm Pixi Plus offers a good number of features including Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth, and GPS, as well as the benefits that come from running Palm WebOS. The Pixi Plus' camera now can record video and easily edit i
- Inexpensive, Slim, pocketable design
- Light and slim. Great operating system. Fast, responsive touchscreen
- Low $80 price tag, Superb QWERTY keyboard, One of the most pocket-friendly smartphones to date, Slick, multi-tasking-friendly WebOS interface, Speedy 3G connectivity on Verizon, Optional Touchstone charger and designer backs
- Nicely made, thin and lightweight, Easy and fun to use, Finger friendly, Good call quality, WiFi, BlueTooth work well
- Thin and attractive, good webOS operating system, solid browser, bright and crisp display
- Ultrathin candybar design, Doubles as a personal WiFi hotspot, Gesturefriendly touch screen, Topnotch user interface, Unified messaging, calendar and contact syncing, Bargainbasement price
- Compact design with fun back cover options, Very good keyboard, Responsive multitouch display, Can be used as mobile hotspot, Includes Wi-Fi
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Back cover fit needed tweaking; Web performance lagged; Maps were inaccurate
- Limited range of apps and below-par cameraLook and Feel
- Choppy performance when navigating, Poor camera quality
- Tiny keyboard
- Sluggish. App Catalog lags the competition. Doesn't work as a Wi-Fi hotspot like the Verizon version
- AT&T coverage can be spotty, Keyboard feels too cramped
- The Pixi Plus can be sluggish. The phone has a smaller display and keyboard. AT&T doesn't offer the Palm Mobile Hotspot utility
- AT&T coverage can be spotty, Keyboard feels too cramped
- Small screen. Not enough apps
- WebOS feels somewhat unresponsive, really chugs at times, Screen can feel cramped, App Catalog still lags behind competitors (but by less than before), Unimpressive camera, Slightly less intuitive than iPhone
- Very small keyboard, Interface can be sluggish at times, Camera not that good indoors, Screen shuts off for no reason sometimes
- Sluggish, mediocre camera, small and noisy keyboard
- Cramped screen and keyboard, Wimpy 2megapixel camera, Sluggish performance, Hit or miss call quality, Short battery life
- Sluggish performance, Mediocre app selection, Smaller screen than Pre Plus
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