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HTC Voyager / Qtek 8060 / Qtek 8080 / i-Mate SmartPhone2 / Dopod 535 / O2 Xphone / Orange SPV E200

75 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Screen (4)
Value for money (3)
Sound (1)
Usability (1)
Connectivity (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 75 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the usability and connectivity. The design and value for money also get good opinions. There are some mixed views about the camera and portability.

screen, value for money, design, connectivity, usability

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the HTC Voyager / Qtek 8060 / Qtek 8080 / i-Mate SmartPhone2 / Dopod 535 / O2 Xphone / Orange SPV E200 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 75/100 = Good quality.

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Expert review by: Arne Hess (theunwired.net)

HTC Voyager SV10B aka Qtek 8060

A couple of weeks ago, I've reported here, that - according to the FCC - two different shapes of the HTC Voyager (better known as i-Mate Smartphone2/ Orange SPV E200) exists. Also this "second" HTC Voyager is now know as Qtek 8060 and during CeBIT I...

Mar, 2004

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Expert review by: Mobile Gazette (mobilegazette.com)

Orange SPV e200

The Orange SPV E200 is actually the third Orange smartphone based on the Windows mobile platform, and the first of the series to support Bluetooth. The SPV E200 also comes with a built-in digital camera.

Nov, 2003

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Expert review by: (mobiletechreview.com)

Orange SPV E200 GSM Microsoft Smartphone Review

In the US, we have two MS Smartphones to choose from, the Samsung i600 and Motorola MPx200 both of which are clamshell devices running the older MS Smartphone 2002 operating system (OS upgrades for these models are expected sometime this year). The...

Excellent Outlook syncing: no more wearing out your thumbs entering contacts and calendar items into your phone. Attractive, clean design. Has Bluetooth and a VGA camera. Gorgeous screen and the latest OS

Since it's an import, prices are high compared to carrier subsidized US phones. Bluetooth isn't smooth compared to Nokia phones

A compact, well made, powerful phone. Worth a look for those who are phone users first and PDA users second. Pro: Excellent Outlook syncing: no more wearing out your thumbs entering contacts and calendar items into your phone. Attractive, clean design....

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Expert review by: (zdnet.co.uk)

Orange SPV E200

Had one on contract a while back and foolishly sold it thinking I'd never use the feautures anyway. How wrong I was! I bought another on eBay as I missed it so much. Now that one is on eBay as I've upgraded to an SPV C550! The SPV E200 is a good phone...

Jan, 2006

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Expert review by: Lisa Simmons (zdnet.com.au)

i-mate Smartphone2

i-mate's Smartphone2 is eerily similar to other Smartphones, and with good reason. Read our Australian review.

Mar, 2004

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Expert review by: Aloysius Choong (asia.cnet.com)

O2 Xphone

We know all about the Xdas, but O2 is more than a one-trick pony. Check out the Xphone, one of the first devices to go Microsoft Smartphone.

Large display; good build quality; feature-rich

Bulky; software quirks; minor stability issues

At S$798 with a two-year contract, the O2 Xphone is well worth considering if you're looking for a high-end product. For seasoned Microsoft users, the seamless connectivity with the Windows desktop OS may well give the O2 an edge over rivals. That...

Dec, 2003

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Expert review by: (zdnet.com.au)

O2 Xphone

Powered by Microsoft Smartphone 2003, this moble combines style with a great set of features, including Outlook synchronisation, Bluetooth and an expansion slot for SD/MMC media.

Dec, 2003

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Expert review by: (imobile.com.au)

O2 Xphone

The O2 Xphone would be available for sale in Australia around late January 2004 with the recommended retail price of AUD$799. So is the Xphone your cup of tea? For me, it sure is! I've found using a data convergence device is extremely useful and I...

Dec, 2003

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Consumer review by: (zdnet.co.uk)

Orange SPV E200

Jan, 2006

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Consumer review by: (zdnet.co.uk)

Orange SPV E200

This is small box full of tricks. Actually it's just the right size, it feels solid and both screen and keys are large and easy to use. If you want a small light, simple to use phone for just making and receiving calls then go get the latest Nokia...

Jan, 2006

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