HTC 8125 cell phone review - Display & Audio (by Fareed Mahdi)

HTC 8125 Review - Display & Audio

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Display & Audio

Editor Rating:

4.3

Styling: 4

Ease of Use: 3

Display: 5

Voice Quality: 5

Battery Life: 4

Quality/Durability: 5

Display
The 8125 supports over 65,000 colors and has a resolution of 320x 240. The display is also touch screen, so it is very easy to navigate using the stylus. The display seems to be very bright and better quality than the T-Mobile MDA. The best part about the 8125 and MDA is that the screen rotates to landscape view as well as portrait. Older phones that were only portrait view were unpractical for many reasons including web browsing; these new line of phones resolve this issue.

Audio
The Cingular 8125 is perfect for listening to music and replace your existing mp3 player. The 8125 has dual stereo speakers for listening aloud. The 8125 also comes with wired stereo headphones. Since the phone supports an external Mini-SD card, you can have up to 2 GB of music/ videos. I would recommend having a secondary media player other than Windows Media Player. A free ware program like TCPMP is a must on all Pocket PC’s for numerous reasons, the best one being is that it is totally free.

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Kathryn Waldrop

Monday, June 30, 2008I LOVE this phone. I bought a used one off of ebay for $168. I owned the Motorola MPX220 before - a little buggy but a good phone. The 8125 ROCKS! I can read ebooks (which I do quite frequently), listen to mp3 (like an ipod, only better). Buy the expansion card - I've bought games, etc to load and play. The reception is not as great as my daughter's RAZR but I'm not complaining.

Jeremy Higashiyama

Friday, June 13, 2008Well to date about right now its actually on ebay u can get an almost new one for about $200.00 US... The phone I have to admit is the best phone I have had in my opinion. I have tried alot of smartphones and this one by far is the most responsive. But thats my opinion! THANKS FOR THE REVIEW!

travell jackson

Tuesday, May 20, 2008how much is the phone

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