Treo 755 P All It Was Cracked Up To Be By Evo Terra on - Updated Oct 15, 2011

I purchased this phone after losing my Treo 650 in the Grand Canyon. And yes, I used the correct preposition in that sentence. Having been a Treo owner previously, my learning curve for the Palm platform was minimal.I immediately noticed better reception and sound quality than the 650 was able to deliver. And all without that annoying nub antenna! I don't use a lot of the extra features, but am a heavy use of the email program (no change over the old one) and built-in IM. It works great for that, now that you don't have to log in to send/receive messages.I do have two complaints, and they are minor:1) The phone didn't come with a mini-SD card. I still need to get one. But since I don't put a lot of apps on the phone, it's not a huge deal.2) On occasion, I won't be able to hear calls. When I make a call, I don't hear it ring on the other end, and I can't hear the person when they answer. I just remove the battery to restart the phone and it works fine. Only happened a few times, so it's hard to recreate.Other than that, I'm very happy with this new model. Agout the size of my iPod, but a little fatter. Easy fit!

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