Reviewers Liked
- Great keyboard, Clear phone calls, useful text apps, Satisfying screen “kick”, Inexpensive
- Fast 4G Speeds, durable hardware, solid performance, great display, camera lacks a flash, solid multimedia and social media integration
- Stylish design, Great QWERTY keyboard, Fantastic value for the price
- Fast performance, Great screen, Excellent keyboard, Good value for the price
- Great keyboard, snappy response, good battery life
- Fantastic physical keyboard, Brilliant looking display, Great value for the money, Useful set of messaging features
- The T-Mobile Sidekick 4G impresses with the addition of a touch screen and the Android operating system. The handheld also offers enhanced messaging features, great call quality, and a good camera
- Excellent keyboard. Fast Internet. Well-built hardware. Unusual, great-looking UI design
- Superb keyboard, Excellent messaging features
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Outdated Android 2.2 install, Custom user interface doesn't enhance Android, Awkward button, audio jack placement, Anemic camera, Poor 4G speeds, Unnecessary touch pad
- A bit on the heavy side, no builtin memory, doesn’t come running Gingerbread, interface and plethora of buttons is a bit confusing to operate
- Smallish screen, Social networking integration is flawed, Slightly slower than Galaxy S handsets
- Lacks 850/1900 MHz 3G, Some minor software glitches
- Mediocre camera, odd button layout
- Cheap plastic exterior, Jittery web browsing navigation, Poor battery life
- The user interface won't appeal to everyone. The smartphone can occasionally be sluggish
- Awkwardly placed Power and Volume buttons. Some glitches in the setup app. Strong design flavor not for everyone
- Design is a bit on the heavy and chunky side, Camera is just average
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