HTC S710 6,1 cm (2.4") 1050 mAh Black, Silver

mobilechoiceuk.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:35

Average rating:80

The S710 gets the smartphone/Pocket PC balance spot on.

Its blend of compact phone stylings and QWERTY goodness are the handsets greatest assets.
Including 3G connectivity would have elevated its status even higher.
The S710 gets the smartphone/Pocket PC balance spot on.

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Smartdevicecentral.com

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2013-11-09 08:31:35

Average rating:0

The HTC S710 is a real design innovation, something you dont usually see in the handset market. The device is an unlocked GSM smartphone that works on both AT&T and T-Mobile networks. Like all unlocked phones, you wont find it in carrier outlets. Ins...

devhardware.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:39

Average rating:85

Looking for a smart phone, but think Apples iPhone is too pricey? There are many other options on the market. One that will be arriving on our shores soon is the HTC Vox S710. Today we see how well it measures up against the local talent.IntroductionW...

The HTC Vox S710 pretty much surpasses all of my expectations in a phone. It is a bit deceiving to even call the S710 a phone, because it is better described as a multimedia device. The quality design of this device is evident as soon as it is taken ou...

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mobileburn.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:41

Average rating:95

The HTC S710 is one of the first shipping Windows Mobile 6 Standard devices, and the first non-touchscreen Windows Mobile handset with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. We did some extensive testing on the enticing device, and present to you our in-depth re...

Big screen, relatively small size, great features, QWERTY keyboard...
Keyboard is a little too firm, lack of 3G...
Even if nothing else can be said about the HTC S710, the device still has one distinct advantage over most Windows Mobile smartphones: if you are looking for a device with a sliding QWERTY keyboard, there really is no competition at the moment. Thankfu...

pocketpcmag.com

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2013-11-09 08:31:41

Average rating:0

Form and function. These sometimes conflicting goals have driven manufacturers crazy ever since the first mobile device was on the drawing boards. Manufacturers want to market compelling, feature-rich devices, but every feature they add to a device inc...

dvhardware.net

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:46

Average rating:85

After 3.5 years of usage my old Sony Ericsson T610 phone suddenly started malfunctioning and I needed a new phone. I browsed online through some of Sony Ericssons, Nokias and Samsungs offerings but I couldnt really find a phone that fit my needs. B...

Big, bright and easy to read LCD display, Lots of features, WiFi support, Looks good, Compact size for a Windows Mobile phone, Slide-out QWERTY keyboard as well as a normal keypad, microSD card can be swapped without removing the battery first.
Short battery life, Sometimes a bit slow, Digital camera quality isnt great, but good enough to take some photos on-the-go, Camera lens isnt protected, No 3G support, The phone is quite heavy (140g), but to be honest this wasnt really a problem for me.
The HTC S710 is an impressive phone. This Windows Mobile 6 based smartphone packs a lot of features in a relatively small candybar-shaped design. The S710 has a very large and good LCD display, WiFi support, a spring-loaded QWERTY keyboard, a 2 megapix...

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geardiary.com

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2013-11-09 08:31:46

Average rating:0

As a person who is constantly looking for the next best device for business use, it amazes me that no one came up with this design before HTC did. A quote straight from PhoneArena.Com says it all: “The HTC S710 is the most compact messaging phone wi...

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phonedog.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:47

Average rating:86

HTC does only one thing, they produce cellular devices, and luckily for the HTC 710 they do that one thing extremely well. The HTC 710 not only provides its users with all the features of the newly released Windows Mobile 6.0, it does so in a design th...

phonearena.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:47

Average rating:85

As a market leader in Windows Mobile Operating System-based smartphones, HTC controls this part of the market and it is the main innovator, establishing its ideas thanks to its superb smartphones. In 2005 the company introduced the side-sliding mechani...

QWERTY keyboard packed in a compact body, Version 6 of Windows Mobile OS, Builtin WiFi...
EDGE data only, Mediocre camera quality...
If you don’t mind the slow CPU sometimes and the lack of fast 3G internet connection, then S710 is the Windows Mobile Standard smartphone for you. In its compact size and handy design, it combines nice display, handy keyboard and full QWERTY for the te...

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Pocketnow.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:47

Average rating:80

Its a crazy world out there. Our Smartphones are suddently called "Standard", and keyboards are sliding open from all parts of our devices (front, side, bottom). Now, we have a new device to throw into the mix: the new HTC Vox S710, which seems al...

Unique form factor with QWERTY slideout, Sleek design, Windows Mobile 6 Standard, Excellent number pad, Big, bright screen, Good camera...
No 3G, Painfully slow screen rotation, QWERTY keys are small, The front is a fingerprint magnet, Proprietary audio port, Inferior speakerphone...
I was excited to write this review. The Vox S710 is the kind of device that gets attention wherever it goes. My favorite is showing the device to a friend, and after theyre slightly impressed by the nice screen and chrome surrounding - BAM! - I sl...

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pdagold.com

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2013-11-09 08:31:47

Average rating:0

HTC has been constantly pushing the limits of Windows Mobile device and their latest product on the market, HTC S710 (Vox), is a good example of this effort. Besides an otherwise ordinary set of features, it boasts the latest version of the operating...

stuff.tv

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:47

Average rating:80

Having manufactured the lion’s share of the world’s Windows-powered mobile devices, HTC has had plenty of practice at attempting to fashion the perfect smartphone. Its latest star, the S710, is a sterling attempt at combining QWERTY usability...

Slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Wi-Fi. Latest version of Windows mobile. Good battery.
No 3G...
A gifted Windows smartphone that squeezes a QWERTY keyboard into its slender frame without compromising on power...

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mobiletechreview.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:48

Average rating:80

Brilliant, as the British say: take the side-sliding QWERTY keyboard design from popular HTC-made Pocket PC phones such as the Cingular 8525, T-Mobile MDA and Verizon XV6700 and use it on an MS Smartphone. When we first saw the HTC Vox (thats develop...

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v3.co.uk

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:48

Average rating:80

Trim Windows smartphone hides a slide-out qwerty keyboard but lacks 3G capability...

tech-faq.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 08:31:48

Average rating:0

Chances are that unless you are really into cellular technology, you have never heard of the company known as HTC. Even though they have been making many phones for years, most of the phones that they market are branded with the name of the wireless...

Laundry list of features that smart phone users have come to love ,Wi-Fi ,Impressive talk time battery length ,QWERTY keypad ,Windows Mobile Operating System...
No 3G capability ,Bland screen quality ,Standby battery life ,Subpar camera quality on some phones...
Even though you may not have heard of HTC in the past that does not mean that they are not a big player in the cell phone marketplace. The HTC S710 is one of their best smart phones to date and incorporates enough features that would make most of the p...