HTC TyTN II

I'm using HTC TYTN II since August 2009. TYTN II is very powerful and awesome. It's a mini laptop. I Love the most comfortable keyboard I have ever used and the tilte screen. USB charging and camera results are also good. powerful GPRS and wifi. it's also fully sync with outlook. Skype is fantastic on this device.

Great connectivity. Keyboard. Reliable. Fast. WM.

I use the HTC TyTN II mainly for : - MP3 via Motorola S9 H2DP bluetooth headphones. - Memory Map as I'm into hillwalking. - Email. - Movies. - Sat Nav / TomTom. - Various applications and occassional web browsing.It does them all brilliantly, though I do convert my movies to MP4 first.All these devices have poor battery life if you use Bluetooth, GPS etc, but I get around this by having a battery extender.I don't use the phone that much, so can't really comment on that.

Annoying that I cannot downnload Flashplayer as it keeps telling me that it is not supported by my device. Battery life is a bit naff but a spare charger sorts that out

This is a great little piece of kit, thank you Orange for allowing me to get one without charge. Would have been nice of HTC to use a more standard memory card size.

Hi, my LCD cracked by placing it on carpet. Support stated it won't be warranted, that the LCD cracked from behind. I escalated the issue and HTC won't budge, same song and dance. I literally didn't do anything but put my phone on the floor, pick it up a moment later, tried to use it and found the LCD busted/all scrambled. This is the 2nd LCD from HTC that has cracked on me - each time they blame me instead of recalling the phone due to lack of stability, manufacturer defect, etc. I highly recommend that anyone considering an HTC phone seriously consider other vendors based on support and warrantee. The $800 phone has cost me over $1K...

HTC bites!

Although re-badged TYTN II (T-Mobile MDA Vario II), item is the same.

Connectivity is second to none, i've had the device for 6 months and couldn't live without it. Phone, PDA, Sate Nav, Email - all in one box - brilliant!

Although fiddly to use at first, when you get used to it, it gets easier - not for the faint hearted when setting up all the features. Doesn't seem to be as fast processing as my old ipaq 5550.