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| T-Mobile Dash Smartphone (T-Mobile) | 
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| Brand: T-Mobile Branded
Category: Wireless
List Price: $349.99
Buy New: $17.24
You Save: $332.75 (95%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  59 reviews
Sales Rank: 560
Color: Black
Media: Wireless Phone
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
Model: Dash
UPC: 610214614353
EAN: 0610214613455
ASIN: B000NNZT1Y
Release Date: February 21, 2007
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Great mobile device March 1, 2007
9 out of 13 found this review helpful
This thing does it all. Great phone, I've never had a dropped call. Email works like a charm.
The WIFI is a nice option. I have a Tmobile hot spot near my house and I get a cup a coffee and read my email.
The screen is clean and bright, buttons a little small, and whats the deal with the volume strip? But what do you want with a device this small!
I would highly recommend for an average to advanced user. If you are a "crackberry" addicted power user, this may not be the device for you.
I've yet to have an issuee with it.
UPDATE 3/28/07 - I've had this phone for over a month. I bought a Moto H700 Bluetooth headset for the Dash. It took about 10 seconds to set up and works like a charm. You cannot tell the difference between the headset and talking on the handset.
The one downside I did discover is that the battary needs to be charged everynight before I go to sleep. This device is a power hog. Make sure you have a charger at home, work and in the car. It has a mini-usb for the charger connection, so I can use the chaeger from my H700 at home and I keep the charger the Dash came with at work. the Dash also comes with a cable to synch with my lap top, that can also serve as a charger as well.
All in all - I'm very happy with my choice.
 Awful experience with T-Mobile February 28, 2007
11 out of 32 found this review helpful
I bought this device and tried to sync with my outlook. After dealing with T-Mobile customer service for 12 hours, they told me it was a Microsoft issue and I should call them. Finally, they admitted their sales group just "pushes these out the door" and it wouldn't hold 2500 contacts.
Awful experience.
Best phone I ever had. February 26, 2007
14 out of 18 found this review helpful
Used to be a staunch Nokia smartphone user, but gave up with the latest symbian based phones. Despite my dislike for all forms of Windows, the Dash is a terrific, powerful phone.
A perfect Phone/PDA/Internet/All in one device February 25, 2007
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
Fantastic Phone. Ok, Fantastic SMARTPhone.
Tons of great easy to use features
Simple navigational menus with Windows Mobile 5.0
Huge brilliant screen
Built-in Wifi
QWERTY keyboard
Small Size
Comfortable to Hold
Easily turn on/off bluetooth, wifi, etc.
Best of all, it is a great PHONE.
Yes, great sound! Wow, a Cell/PDA that actually works as a great Phone. Unbelievable!
And maybe it's just T-Mo or the phone/T-Mo combo, but the Dash has great service. In my twelve years of cell phone usage and different local carriers (PrimeCo-Verizon, Sprint, AT&T-Cingular, this is my first time I will say I have GREAT cell service. I was so used to dropped calls with Cingular, it feels weird not having dropped calls anymore; sometimes those dropped calls came in handy when the conversations lagged, y'know?
I don't even have to go OUTSIDE to use it! Previously I didn't even have indoor usage in my home, unless I stood still in one area without moving and hanging on to that one remaining bar before it too would disappear. With the Dash - Indoor calls!
I also love the feel of the Dash because unlike all my other phones which slipped from my hand, this phone stays put and it doesn't have that slippery feel of hard plastic on the back but instead feels rubberized. It also helps that this is slightly wider than my older clamshell and candy bar phones as I would constantly fumble and drop them, but maybe I am just a clutz.
It also comes with a very nice case, but you have to remove the Dash from the case for usage (which I prefer to do anyway, as all cases tend to make these tiny devices bulky) but it's convenient to easily slide onto your belt and I just pop/slide it out from my case when needed. It also comes with all the necessary cables/equipment for synching to your computer and charging.
The only "con" I found is the Volume "strip"; I disabled the volume strip since I keep the volume at one level and I would hit the strip with my fingers too many times accidentally adjusting the volume up or down. Disabling it is the answer for me.
Connecting to my bluetooth motorola was quick, as is synching to my computer for transferring files to the device.
The Dash is an awesome device and is highly recommended.
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