Kyocera 7135 Smartphone

Pros: Amazing features and abilities

Cons: Size, battery life, crash potential

The Bottom Line: The Kyocera 7135 will do much for your entertainment and productivity, but it comes at a price and I don't mean the substantial purchase amount.

Review: I've had my 7135 for a year and a half now and I feel I have enough experience to impart my wisdom (or stupidity) to all. I was an original owner of the 6035 and fell in love with a combination palm/phone. The 6035 was my third PalmPilot and when the ...

Pros: Well made, durable, seamless PDA and phone, LOADED with features. Outstanding design

Cons: Some may view as bulky. Battery life only average. Pricey.

The Bottom Line: Well made, loaded with features, great ergonomics, seamless PDA/phone....the perfect business tool!

Review: OVERVIEW

I will not repeat the stats (dimensions, weight, etc) available on the Kyocera website: go to www.kyocera.com and you can get all the stats on the phone, the latest pricing, etc. Besides, I know you are not reading this for the bland...

Pros: true PDA smartphone w/touch screen, expansion slot for SD cards, excellent reception

Cons: a tad bulky, no touch screen interface with phone main screen

The Bottom Line: This phone has everything from mp3 to web surfing to ms office compatibility. Being a palm there are possibility for unlimited updates

Review: Though I was very happy with the LG 4400 I have with verizon wireless, my 10 month old daughter slapped that phone out of my hands and sent it to a cruel death on the pavement. So, I purchased a Kyocera 7135!!! I have been wanting a phone that ...

Pros: Great PDA/phone combination, easy to cary around

Cons: Is reception top notch?

The Bottom Line: Great PDA/phone combination. Glad I didn't wait longer for something newer/better to come around.

Review: After my Rex6000 gave up, I was in need of a PDA that was first and foremost compact. The ability to integrate this with a cell phone seemed ideal as it would require me to carry one item less.
After much searching on the web and visiting several...

Pros: Solid construction.

Cons: Software instability.

The Bottom Line: You have to be a bit of a geek to love this thing. I am, so I do.

Review: I love this thing. Some say it is too bulky, but I prefer it this way - solid, and closing the lid i ...

Pros: The best compormise in existence for phone-centric people

Cons: Nothing is perfect

The Bottom Line: The best compromise on the market for the power user or geek freak.

Review: Look. Don't hate on this phone because it doesn't do your laundry 'cause it does about everything else. I wrote a long review that was accidently "cleared" so I will get straight to the point. If you need a Palm, need a phone and can stand Graffitti, ...

Pros: Everything you want in a phone, pda and wireless information appliance

Cons: Quality control?

The Bottom Line: Buy it, learn its few eccentricities and enjoy the greatest cellphone/pda there is.

Review: This is probably the greatest gadget I've ever seen; it's hard to imagine something that would suit me better. The first one I bought was defective; Verizon replaced it immediately, no questions asked. They said mine was the first one ever to come back...

Pros: Everything in one nice package

Cons: A bit thick, but worth it.

The Bottom Line: If you can't wait for another generation a year from now, this is one great little phone.

Review: When my Alltel 7135 arrived, I was a bit worried I'd dislike it's size. Since then, all the pros make that a mute point. It syncs with my Mac/palm software perfectly, the voice dialing is awesome, the gps maps are awesome, and best of all.... the...

Pros: Excellent - PDA, Cellphone, software flexibility Good - MP3 player, Carry around personal album

Cons: default MP3 player, album viewer, of limited utility. You may download alternative free software

The Bottom Line: There is not better value for money on the market.

Review: So quit being picky guys, this is without doubt, the best deal unless you happen to be one of those who "blindly" believes the dictum, 'You get what you pay for'. In this case, I paid NOTHING (except for $20 in taxes) and I got an accessory that's as ...

Pros: Great phone. Good PDA. Nice sizing. Flip style. Durable. Battery life OK.

Cons: A bit pricey. Palm experience a must. MP3 player is OK. No optional earphones.

Review: I consider myself a technophile but I work in the industrial sector. I always carried around a StarTac and some kind of PDA (Palm). This device has successfully combined the two. I've tried the others with mixed reviews. It should be noted that this ...