Sprint PCS Vision Smart Device Treo 700P by palm

I used the Treo 650 with Verizon for about 6 months before I decided to switch over to a Sprint business plan for much better pricing and features. Sprint just seems to work better for business. And the Palm 700p is a great tool for the small- to medium-sized business.


Pros:

Keyboard a little easier to use than the Treo 650.
It took a little while to get used to the dropdown menu key being at the bottom rather than the top, but it makes sense.
The red End key is much bigger and easier to hit.
The look of the phone is a little better than the 650 with rounder edges.
Doesn't freeze up as much as my 650 did.

Sprint has a couple services they offer that Verizon didn't have:
On Demand - Sports, News, Weather - all at one click of a button
Tether to the Internet - I paid the extra $50 per month to get the tethering option which I was able to sync through bluetooth, but I didn't use it enough to justify $50 so I cancelled that service. But the internet works great and seems quite a bit faster than Verizon.


Cons:

The volume buttons on the side don't stick out as much so they are harder to quickly change volume.
You can quickly clog up the memory which causes the phone to sometimes take a while to think.
Haven't found a way yet that allows me to disconnect just one caller when doing a 3-way or when talking to 2 people on 2 different calls at the same time. It's easy to switch back and forth and put people on hold, but you can't hang up just one call.

Picture messaging with Sprint is a pain in the EXPLICATIVE. You have to log onto the internet to check pics and you have to set up your settings through the Sprint website in order to send pictures and multimedia. Verizon sent the multimedia straight through the message.


Same as 650:

Obviously the menus will stay basically the same since Palm hasn't really changed anything with the interface in years.
Size is still large, especially when I added my SENA magnetflipper case. But it sure looks slick and the case is nice for carrying business cards and an extra SD card.