Acer X960 Reviews

Summary
alaTest has collected and analysed 18 reviews of Acer X960 from international magazines and websites.

Verdict
Experts rate this product 71/100 and users 100/100. Comparing these reviews to 486704 other Mobile Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 87/100 = Very Good.

Summary
Acer Tempo X960 has everything you....

Summary
Among Acer's first forays into touchscreen smart phone territory, the Tempo X960 on paper looks like a Windows Mobile 6.1 device that ticks all the right boxes. With HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity for speedy Web browsing, can it strike fear into the ...

Pros
Good connectivity, thanks to Wi-Fi and HSDPA ; expandable memory

Cons
Poorly considered user interface ; unresponsive touchscreen ; tiny soft keyboard needs a stylus ; buggy camera takes blurry photos ; unpleasant Internet Explorer Web browser

Verdict
One of Acer's first smart phones, the Tempo X960 isn't going to strike fear into the hearts of its touchscreen competitors. A dated user interface does a poor job of covering Windows Mobile 6.1's flaws, and an unresponsive touchscreen and sluggish ...

Summary
Acer's latest handset has almost completely given up the E-TEN habits and has a completely new use interface.

Verdict
The handset has been provided by SpeedShop. thanks very much for them! We're talking about a very new handset over here, it has been launched only this week, so the one I had for testing came in a white cardboard box. Unfortunately the list of ...

Summary
Acer's X960 provides plenty of features, including a VGA-resolution screen. However, this Windows Mobile smartphone's build quality and desk-metaphor UI overlay could be classier.

Pros
HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, Good battery life

Cons
User interface overlay might not appeal to professionals, Build quality could be better

Verdict
The remaining front buttons — Call and End, Home and a button bearing a satellite logo denoting GPS functionality — are all large and easy to access

Summary
HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS Good battery life Tags: Battery, Screen, Mobile

Pros
HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS Good battery life

Cons
User interface overlay might not appeal to professionals Build quality could be better

Verdict
Acer's X960 provides plenty of features, including a VGA-resolution screen. However, this Windows Mobile smartphone's build quality and desk-metaphor UI overlay could be classier.

Summary
Functional, but not very distinctive and the styling feels a bit retro

Verdict
Acer's second Windows Mobile handset is an improvement on its first but - its swishy UI aside - there's not really much to distinguish it from the other Windows Mobile 6.1 devices out there. Sure, it does the job, but the impression we get is that ...

Summary
The Acer X960 is the manufacturer's second attempt in the smartphone realm. It is based on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and aside from looking quite well, it delivers the company´s new Acer ......

Pros
Pleasing design and overall look, The Acer Shell interface is unique and functional, Fast hardware performance

Cons
In-call quality is not good enough, Mediocre camera quality, Display is rendered unusable in direct sunlight

Verdict
The Acer X960 definitely fares way better than it sibling, the DX900. Although it doesn´t allow simultaneous use of two SIM cards, it is unique with its novelty Acer Shell interface. We sincerely recommend it to anyone who is on the lookout for a new ...

Summary
The Acer Tempo X960 is a Windows-based quad-band smartphone with touchscreen display

Verdict
While we had a few minor gripes, overall the Acer X960 is an excellent smartphone for business users. With Wi-Fi, HSDPA and bluetooth connectivity, it ensures you have fast access to email and web while still offering a more consumer and fun UI.

Summary
Has the Acer X960 got what it takes to play with the big boys of the WinMo world? Niall finds out.

Summary
Does this Acer smarty have the answer?

Pros
Simple graphic UI skin, all the key hardware specs are included

Cons
Screen reflection, sometimes unresponsive, no 3.5mm jack, poor camera software

Verdict
The X960 is likely to find itself rolled out to employees to keep them connected to the office, rather than be snapped up by people spending their own money