Cingular 8525 PDA Phone (Only Phone No Plan)

alaTest has collected and analyzed 15 user reviews of the 8525 PDA Cell Phone (GSM, Bluetooth, 2MP, 128MB, microSD Card) from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.5/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.com.

I have used many phones but this is the worst ever. Main thing is its usability and software design.

The phone is larger then the mini phones that get lost in your pocket. The interface just needs to be updated to SPB interface. This is the best phone I have owned and I have owned a ton. A little work and a little time pays off with a phone that is...

After using this phone for a year or so, I can safely say that I don't like it at all. I think the hardware is fine, it's the software that makes this phone difficult to use. Besides the fact that it occasionally locks up, the design of the interface...

I purchased this item a few months ago for 200$ I was very happy with it, it worked well, and I had no problems at all. I thought it was the perfect iphone alternative... until the USB port broke. I was charging the phone, and at some point it was...

I was a longtime Treo user, and I hesitated making the transition to Windows Mobile. I was familiar with the Palm OS, and I liked the fact that I could perform many tasks with one hand on my 650.

I thought I would love this phone and wanted to download my nursing software on it. First the pluses. The calendar mode was fabulous. I loved the stylus and those features. The Negs...I never got around to adding any software. The screen is way to...

Device: AT&T 8525, formerly: Cingular 8525, internal name: HTC Hermes.

I just wanted to say that this phone is amazing! i had this phone for a few months now and i don't regret buying it...even if it is a bit big. I do my work when i am on the go and then i transfer it to my computer. I can listen to music when ever i...

Amazon should have told me that this smart phone would become obsolete within weeks. It was replaced by the HTC "Tilt", which runs Windows Mobile 6 and had a lot more memory.