HTC myTouch 3G 3.5mm Jack White user review by M N

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Feb 10

M N

Overall

4.6

"SO GLAD I returned the Cliq!!!"

The good: ANDROID - Very light - nice feel in hand, pocket and against face during calls - Customizable - Fast - No UI to slow it down or delay updates

The bad: Coming from a Blackberry, I can't think of any yet...

Summary: My wife and I had Motorola Cliq's, both with the same non responsive touchscreen glitch that many others have had (even after Moto's OTA update). Traded them for 2 new myTouch 3.5mm's and totally love them. They may not be as great as the N1 but i'm not about to pay $530 a piece to have this months greatest Android device. This is a great device. Things myTouch does better than Cliq = call quality, weight, overall design, pure OS, BATTERY LIFE, touch screen response, full length charging cable, no MotoBlur outages to kill your phone, customization, sorry either i really disliked my Cliq or just really like the myTouch 3.5mm - did i mention the myTouch has a very small increase in RAM over the Cliq (288 vs 256)?

5Design / Form Factor
5 Apps & Media Support
4 Display
5 Reception & Call Quality
4 Battery Life

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