O2 Xphone II

Size, weight and form factor. Small device packed with features

Slow boot-up time, VGA camera only, memory card swapping

The Xphone II bundles lots of features into a compact, sleek design. It would suit phone users needing basic organiser capabilities, but those wanting more comprehensive PDA features should stick to the Xda range.

Size, weight and form factor. Small device packed with features

Slow boot-up time, VGA camera only, memory card swapping

The Xphone II bundles lots of features into a compact, sleek design. It would suit phone users needing basic organiser capabilities, but those wanting more comprehensive PDA features should stick to the Xda range.

The Xphone II also doesn’t sacrifice size to get all these features – it's really about the same size as most phones out there but with a bigger and higher resolution screen than most.

win2003 os..good ..lot of application like clearvue avl for office dox reading..msn chat works perfect..as also yahoo mail/gmail..i am happy

28MB memory builtin is pretty bad..ad i am not sure whats the max size it can support..some say 512 and some 1 gb..well chking it with o2 beforebuying

good solid phone. Just got it and so far im loving it ; came from a HP Ipaq smartphone and the biggest thing that does it for me for the O2 is the size. So what if it doesnt have Wifi, spreadsheet, Word and a Stylus. When i had the Ipaq i realized i...

the joystick lacks feels. sometimes its difficult to really know which is center. they should have made the joystick like the center navi key of the treo. Start up is a bit slow but im not such an impatient person so i forgive it for that. Coming from...

good solid phone. Just got it and so far im loving it.

the joystick lacks feels. sometimes its difficult to really know which is center. they should have made the joystick like the center navi key of the treo. Start up is a bit slow but im not such an impatient person so i forgive it for that. Coming from...