Reviews on Windows Phone 7
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HTC HD7 Windows Phone (T-Mobile)
Samsung Focus Windows Phone (AT&T)
LG Quantum Windows Phone (AT&T)
Check it out! The new line of Windows’ phones finally hit the market and we’re stoked to hear what you think about them. Below are quick review articles about the first 10 Windows Phone devices. So far, buyers are ecstatic about the Windows Phone OS and many of them love the hardware, design and apps – these phones are without a doubt top-notch. Be sure to check out our photo gallery.
Windows Phone 7 Devices: North America | Europe | Asia Pacific
Windows Phone Release Dates
U.S. – November 8, 2010 | Europe & Asia Pacific – October 21, 2010
Windows Phone 7 Devices in North America
Smartphones aren’t just about making phone calls. They’re individualized communication devices that reflect interests and personality. This Windows Phone device caters to users who want state-of-the-art video capabilities for everything from social networking to catching up on your favorite TV show. Learn more by reading this HTC HD7 Review
Can’t decide between a functional phone that can meets all your enterprise needs and one with a sleek design that is as fun as it stylish? Here’s a Windows Phone 7 model that perfectly blends form and functionality. Learn by reading this Dell Venue Pro Review
Smart phones aren’t only just about the visual experience of video. With state of the art audio fidelity enhanced by cutting edge technology, this Windows Phone 7 smartphone is a music lover’s dream device. Learn more by reading this HTC 7 Surround Review
For those who don’t like being weighed down, this Windows Phone 7 model offers powerful communications functionality in the smallest of sleekly beautiful packages. Learn more by reading this Samsung Focus Review
There’s one thing Type-A corporate road warriors and slacker social media mavens have in common – the need to stay connected. Whether you’re texting the home office with your latest sales leads or Tweeting about that killer coffee bar that just opened, this Windows Phone 7 model is a texter’s dream. Learn more by reading this LG Quantum Review
Good things come to those who wait. That’s especially true for this smartphone which is the ultimate Windows Phone 7 enterprise devices. Although this device won’t be available until early 2011, its superior functionality and “fun”tionality will make it worth the wait. Learn more by reading this HTC 7 Pro Review
Windows Phone 7 Devices in Europe
Like the song says: when you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. This smartphone was designed for gamers on the go. Through Windows Phone 7, you’ll have the power of Xbox Live in the palm of your hand…wherever you are. Learn more by reading this HTC 7 Trophy Review
Smartphones aren’t just about making phone calls. They’re individualized communication devices that reflect interests and personality. This Windows Phone device caters to users who want state-of-the-art video capabilities for everything from social networking to catching up on your favorite TV show. Learn more by reading this HTC HD7 Review
The Windows Phone 7 operating system was designed to be more intuitive to make navigation easier and less time consuming. LG has embraced the user-friendly philosophy for the Optimus 7 series and added some new twists that make these smartphones truly unique. Learn more by reading this LG Optimus 7 Review
Samsung calls this phone especially designed for a lifestyle in motion. Consumers will call it a superior entertainment experience that has something for everyone – as long as you live in Europe or Asia. Learn more by reading this Samsung Omnia Review
Some smartphones are designed for business; some for entertainment. Here is a smartphone that seamlessly integrates work time, leisure time and play time functionality in a stylish package that is as durable as it is aesthetically pleasing. And like its namesake, the HTC 7 Mozart makes innovation an art form. Learn more by reading this HTC 7 Mozart Review
Windows Phone 7 Devices in Asia Pacific
Like the song says: when you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. This smartphone was designed for gamers on the go. Through Windows Phone 7, you’ll have the power of Xbox Live in the palm of your hand…wherever you are. Learn more by reading this HTC 7 Trophy Review
Smartphones aren’t just about making phone calls. They’re individualized communication devices that reflect interests and personality. This Windows Phone device caters to users who want state-of-the-art video capabilities for everything from social networking to catching up on your favorite TV show. Learn more by reading this HTC HD7 Review
Some smartphones are designed for business; some for entertainment. Here is a smartphone that seamlessly integrates work time, leisure time and play time functionality in a stylish package that is as durable as it is aesthetically pleasing. And like its namesake, the HTC 7 Mozart makes innovation an art form. Learn more by reading this HTC 7 Mozart Review
The Windows Phone 7 operating system was designed to be more intuitive to make navigation easier and less time consuming. LG has embraced the user-friendly philosophy for the Optimus 7 series and added some new twists that make these smartphones truly unique. Learn more by reading this LG Optimus 7 Review
Samsung calls this phone especially designed for a lifestyle in motion. Consumers will call it a superior entertainment experience that has something for everyone – as long as you live in Europe or Asia. Learn more by reading this Samsung Omnia Review
I like the design of all windows phones, and the minimum features are good, but I wasn’t “wow’d” by any phone. Hopefully, the phones are more impressive in person and the software blows me away.
Definitely going to purchase one – probably the Dell Venue Pro
I had a chance to use one of these phones last night and was blown away! The photos on the web do not do this phone justice. I was very impressed with the features, quality and speed within the apps that I was able to use. The photo quality is better than the iPhone, the touch screen is as good as the iPhone, the video quality is outstanding, the sound was very clear. I’m very interested in seeing how this phone takes off and will probably upgrade to the HTC HD phone or the HTC 7 in the near future.
David,
Thanks for letting us know what you experienced with the phone(s). I’m excited to see things take off too.
I have it, I love it. I bought the Samsung which has a beautiful screen and glides smoothly through the customized panels. It is very intuitive and since I’ve used it for five days, the battery life has been incredibly long with no issues with calls dropping. Originally I was just happy to upgrade a phone and had NO idea that I be so thrilled with the features, feel and look. Can’t say enough good about it. Now I’m thinking an x-box is in my future. I don’t know all the details about how to use it from my phone but I’ll depend on Santa to help.
Thanks for stopping by Kim. Your review of the Windows Phone is pretty much what we’ve been hearing from everyone. Thanks for sharing your experience.
is the graphics of game nice than android.i actually want it for gaming. help me out
I can’t say that I’m impressed with any of the Windows Phone’s, but they are all decent. I just hoped that they would come with more impressive hardware. I’ve yet to check out the OS, so I my opinion of the phone could flip a 180.
Watson, thanks for stopping by. I can’t say I was overly impressed with the hardware many of the phones are equipped with, but a lot of the phones have 1 or 2 impressive features and all of the phones are high quality. I think you’ll enjoy the OS.
i think it will be the best. the first thing that i am going to buy
I purchased the Samsung Focus 3 weeks ago and have to say I just love it!. I have owned the I-phone 2G, 3GS and the I-Phone 4, but now realize that Windows 7 Phone will soon be the leader in the Smart Phone Market. I love the Windows OS, the kick butt Qualcomm Chipset and the fresh innovation appearance of this fine. Thumbs way up!. Go check it out..
Rivak,
thanks for stopping by and sharing your review. I just purchased the Dell Venue Pro (waiting for it to come) and am stoked to hear all these great reviews from actual owners. It’s one thing to read reviews from tech bloggers, but hearing that consumers love the new Windows Phone is much more valuable.
I bought a Samsung Focus for my wife for Christmas and was excited to find “buy one, get one free” at ATT as I’d been waiting for Phone 7 for a year. The UI is amazing…smooth, intuative and beautiful to look at. When I dug deeper though I find this phone won’t work for me. No local sync for my Outlook nor a transparent sync through Windows Live, no cut and paste, no “notes”, no “tasks”. Contacts won’t display a business name nor will search find a business name if there’s a person’s name included in the file..(example: “Big Sky Trucking (Bob) in Outlook. Only “Bob” displays in Phone 7.) My wife and daughter are loving their phones. I’m still waiting.
great phone…..but the smart phone is smarter than i am…..too much to handle