T-Mobile Tap

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Pros:

GPS works very well with Google Maps and TeleNav. Good mobile YouTube streaming.
Attractive. Slim and lightweight. Good voice quality. 3G data support.

Cons:

Camera takes terrible pictures. Small, low resolution display.
Stubborn touch screen. Sluggish. Poor music and video playback. Non-standard headphone jack.

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Last revision on August 26, 2011

Reviewers Liked

GPS works very well with Google Maps and TeleNav. Good mobile YouTube streaming
Attractive. Slim and lightweight. Good voice quality. 3G data support

Reviewers Didn't Like

Camera takes terrible pictures. Small, low resolution display
Stubborn touch screen. Sluggish. Poor music and video playback. Non-standard headphone jack

Expert reviews and ratings

The T-Mobile Tap is a decent alternative to more expensive touch screen phones from Samsung and LG. It has many of the features found on higher end phones including a built-in aGPS, full HTML browser, Widget UI and an SDHC microSD card slot. If you...

By MobileTechReview on December 20, 2009

The T-Mobile Tap is an OK phone if you really want a touch screen on the cheap, but T-Mobile offers several superior handsets for roughly the same...

By PC Mag on December 10, 2009

Here is an in-depth video tour of the T-Mobile Tap. It is an entry-level touch phone that should fit anyone's budget. You can watch the video here: Or visit YouTube for more viewing and sharing options. Sound like your next phone? Shop for this...

By Phone Scoop on January 01, 2010

Chinese phone maker Huawei is relatively unknown in the U.S. market. Up until recently, its only U.S. phones have been basic handsets, like the from MetroPCS. That has changed with the T-Mobile Tap, which marks the company's first feature-rich...

By cnet on November 18, 2009