Sprint NP1000 Cell Phone

Pros: Reliability, Features, and Battery
Cons: Size

The reliability of this phone is awesome. I have put this phone through a torture test and it has come out with flying colors. I have dropped this phone and and even came out of my pocket during a 60 mph roller coaster and I picked it up and it was...

Pros: has every function under the sun
Cons: has every function under the sun

well, i've had this phone for about 6 months now. i've kind of gone through a love/hate relationship with the phone. here's the goods and bads along with caveats to each...

GOOD stuff
- web access (never ceases to impress your...

Pros: Huge Screen! Easy Outlook Sync Customizable Interface Most PDA Functions Voice command of phone functions
Cons: Single Band - No Cellular Fallback 1st Generation Web Browser

The Neopoint NP1000 really had my hopes up for a while. This was one of the earliest phones to incorporate a web browser (more on that later) and held the real promise of allowing me to carry one less device. The manufacturers were even working on a GPS...

Pros: Functionality Functionality Functionality
Cons: Spint Service

Let me preface my review by stating that in the past 2 years I have owned 4 different mobile phones. The high turnover is due to switched in service providers and the search for the "perfect" phone for me.

As a heavy traveler, I...

Pros: Great date book, phone book, and ease of use
Cons: poor reception, short battery life

My PDA gets used very rarely, mainly for the phone book, and I could never get myself to carry it around and use the date book, so I decided that a PDA phone would be nice, and this once was a hell of a lot cheaper than the PDA phone with a stylus. I...

Pros: PDA and a phone added together, PC link
Cons: Large, confusing menus

How would you like to easily have an electronic organizer, palm held wireless web access, and a wireless phone all tied into one unit?

The TouchPoint NP1000 (By NeoPoint) is exactly that! Unfortunatly, it includes a crazy menu structure, poor...

Pros: Large display, nice PDA, well designed, T9 software, Computer compatible, Web enabled
Cons: Sprint Customer Service, No vibrating ring

A while ago, I was researching PalmPilots and organizers, until I found this phone. I got it at a great holiday deal online and have been very satisfied with it. The screen display is the envy of other cell users, as well as its technology-forward...

Pros: Big Display, Ok Scheduler, cute icons on menu
Cons: Single Band, Volume Control is terrible

Well if you want a big display, this phone has it.. But let me tell you a few things it does not.. It is only single band, not dual band - so if you are out of your local calling area and there is no pcs support, your phone will not work. While dual band...

Pros: Voice-dialing is a lifesaver.
Cons: Somewhat complex user interface.

Well, let me begin by saying I didn't pay the $199 listed price for this. If I did, I'd be a complete idiot. That's an outrageous price for most any cellular phone. But I paid $59 for a refurbished phone from Sprint Direct, and it was worth every penny....

Pros: Relatively huge display
Cons: Doesn't work outside PCS areas

Although this phone has its good points the fact remains that SprintPCS offers several other phones that deliver more value. To begin with this phone is a single mode phone. This means that when you are inside the SprintPCS area things are great;...

Pros: feature rich, good feel, good support
Cons: large, no ringtones, no headset jack

When my Samsung SCH-3500 did a belly flop to my ceramic tile floor and died a horrible scattered death I decided it was time for a new phone. Wanting something new with a better phone book I found the NP-1000 at the sprint store for $129.00. The phone...

Pros: easy to travel with, good reception.
Cons: During long conversations, it heats up

I have had my Sprint phone for almost 8 months now. Over the years, through business and pleasure, I have used several different phones from the two-way with cellular features to the smaller phones. I have had a lot better reception with the Sprint...

Pros: PDA function, calendar, memo, voice activation
Cons: fire hazard, no accessories, company out of business

When I first heard about this cellular phone back in it's birth in 1999, I was very excited that a company would marry the power of a PDA with that of a sleek cellular phone. This phone was so popular and sought after that Sprint PCS stores had to lock...

Pros: Nice looking phone. Good display
Cons: Browser no has no WML support.

Was very excited to get the phone. Main idea was to use 11 lines of display for demoing some WML sites and use it for internet applications. That was the start of the trouble. Browser in the phone (ver 3.0) is not WML compatible. Tech support @ Neopoint...

Pros: It's a phone and PDA all in one.
Cons: It's size and it's a single band phone, no headset jacks/adapters

I have been a Sprint PCS customer for almost a year now. I started out with the Samsung 2000, but decided to upgrade. When I found out that the NP 1000 dropped in price from $300 to $60 dollars, I couldn't resist but to switch/upgrade phones. I've had...