HTC Snap handheld mobile computer 6,1 cm (2.4") 320 x 240 pixels 120 g Black

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2011-07-31 12:20:51

Average rating:70

Uk has collected 57 expert reviews for HTC Snap handheld mobile computer 6.1 cm (2.4") 320 x 240 pixels 120 g Black and the average expert rating is 70 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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electricpig.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:49

Average rating:60

Forget, for a tiny moment, all those sleek sexy smartphones currently enticing gadget candy fans everywhere. Because sometimes, it pays to keep things simple. Hence the rather neat HTC Snap. There’s no touchscreen here, no unique, Apple–bashing design...

Top keyboard, Inner Circle, lengthy battery life...
Pokey screen, average camera, no 3.5mm jack...
A good, all–round work phone, but lacks full multimedia skills...

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itreviews.com

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2011-07-31 12:20:49

Average rating:0

If you don't need a touchscreen but do want a good QWERTY keyboard and fancy the bells and whistles of Wi-Fi, GPS and HSDPA, then the HTC Snap is a sturdy if unexciting option. HTC - Snap price Buy HTC Snap securely online at a bargain price £274 inc...

v3.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:49

Average rating:60

HTC has a long history of making Windows Mobile-based smartphones but, with a few exceptions, these have been touch-screen devices.The HTC Snap, however, takes a page, or more accurately a chapter, from the BlackBerry school of handset design with a wi...

Excellent battery life; Inner Circle; slim and light...
Disappointing screen; basic interface; miniUSB port cover...
Much like the BlackBerry 8520, the HTC Snap is a simple workhorse that combines all the most common business features and an excellent battery life into a slim form factor, making it an ideal candidate as a solid, no-frills workhorse...

pocket-lint.com

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2011-07-31 12:20:49

Average rating:70

We’re starting to see more and more Windows Mobile based handsets from HTC once again, with the likes of the Touch Diamond2 and Touch Pro2 making a hit recently and now the HTC BlackBerry-esque looking device has arrived. This latest handset from them...

Super Long battery life, light, slim design to the handset, Inner Circle email function...
Very basic version of Windows Mobile, not enough space between keys...
Although it’s not pitched at the consumer world, more and more people need the use of a decent QWERTY keyboard phone and at decent price – the HTC Snap could very well be that handsetKey specs2 megapixels, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA, Li-...

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pcadvisor.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:49

Average rating:80

Product Code: 99HHT009-00 The HTC Snap smartphone sports a thin profile, a stylish matte black finish and an excellent qwerty keyboard. It doesnt offer anything revolutionary, but it is a good choice if you arent interested in a touch-screen smartp...

The HTC Snap is small, light and functional, and it has one of the best physical keyboards weve seen on a smartphone. The Snap doesnt offer anything revolutionary but what it does, it does very well. Ross Catanzariti Buy it now: click here...

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itpro.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:49

Average rating:67

The HTC Snap is a top alternative to a BlackBerry. Although the screen is small and it runs on Windows Mobile, it’s not a chore to use, especially with a responsive keyboard. A microSD card will be needed if you plan on adding lots of apps, but this is...

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wired.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:50

Average rating:70

In essence, the HTC Snap is a cooler version of the BlackBerry Curve. It takes all the practical benefits of the old email warhorse and puts them into a less hideous package.In fact, it's quite a handsome phone. Less slick than the minimalist iPhone cl...

trustedreviews.com

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2011-07-31 12:20:50

Average rating:80

Is HTC obsessed with fruit? It certainly looks that way as with its Touch range of handsets it seems to spend most of its time chasing after Apples, and now with the Snap it's turned its attentions towards Blackberries. It's clear from the first time you...

The Snap certainly has its plus points including onboard GPS, fast HSDPA support, a good keyboard and a decent screen. However, the Windows Mobile user interface is very clunky and the phone's battery life is relatively poor. We can't really see Blackberr...

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theregister.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:50

Average rating:75

Another week, another handset from HTC, or so it seems. The Taiwanese manufacturer has been churning out new Windows Mobile smart phones with indecent haste of late, and seems to be showing no signs of flagging. HTCs Snap: keep up with your inner reti...

The HTC Snap looks solidly professional but its rubberised plastic casing is extremely tactile and its Qwerty keyboard is a joy to use. Its focus is clearly on messaging, and it keeps the price down by placing its multimedia capabilities on the sideli...

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3g.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:50

Average rating:60

The HTC Snap is a very competent smartphone with some innovative features, most notably the ‘Inner Circle’. However, the majority of today’s flagship handsets are affectively smartphones, even if they don’t market themselves as such, and these outgu...

‘Inner Circle’ is a great addition that enables you to prioritise your emails.
The screen is too small for the web browsing and navigating experience to be truly enjoyable.

zdnet.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:51

Average rating:80

The HTC Snaps physical design (especially the mini-QWERTY keyboard) is superb. Battery life is impressive, while the Inner Circle email-sorting idea is inspired. Its just a shame about the small 2.4in. screen.

HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Excellent QWERTY keyboard, Good battery life...
Small screen, Poor camera...
The HTC Snaps physical design (especially the mini-QWERTY keyboard) is superb. Battery life is impressive, while the Inner Circle email-sorting idea is inspired. Its just a shame about the small 2.4in. screen...

tracyandmatt.co.uk

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2011-07-31 12:20:51

Average rating:0

It’s been a few years since HTC released a front facing QWERTY handset but now with the recent release of the HTC Snap (HTC S521) can HTC muscle in on those hard core messengers out there? The HTC Snap The ten second review:Device – HTC Snap / HTC S521...

Although windows mobile is my platform of choice I couldn’t help think that the 6.1 standard edition just lacks something. The professional edition found on PPCs seems better in nearly every way. This may be as HTC customise as many features as poss...

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Zdnet.com.au

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2011-11-07 16:23:30

Average rating:68

Editors note: HTC hasnt announced an official RRP for the Snap in Australia. The RRP listed is an indicative amount based on pricing used by numerous online vendors. Design For the last 18 months, HTC has been streaking ahead in terms of design. You...

Solid messenger, including Inner Circle, Good battery life, Full connectivity options...
Cramped QWERTY, Jogball lacks accurate, smooth movement, Web browsing could be better...
Road warriors looking for a cheap messaging-focused smartphone should consider the Snap. Anyone who values media, social networking or regular web browsing should look elsewhere. Editors’ rating: 6.8/10...

goodgearguide.com.au

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2011-11-07 16:23:31

Average rating:80

HTCs Snap smartphone sports a thin profile, a stylish matte black finish and an excellent QWERTY keyboard. It doesnt offer anything revolutionary, but it is a good choice if you arent interested in a touch-screen smartphone. The HTC Snap is one of the more attractive non-touch-screen Windows Mobile smartphones on the market. Its one of the thinnest, too, at just 12mm thick. The matte black, rubber-style finish may not provide the gloss and glamour of other smartphones, but for business user...

Fantastic keyboard, thin, matte black finish, Inner Circle feature, HTC Home Screen, fast...
Trackball is small and sunken, no 3.5mm headphone jack...
HTC’s Snap is small, light and functional, and it has one of the best physical keyboards we’ve seen on a smartphone. The Snap doesn’t offer anything revolutionary but what it does, it does very well...

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geekzone.co.nz

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2011-11-07 16:23:31

Average rating:0

I had the chance of using the HTC Snap (TC S523) on Telecoms XT Network, their new 3G network based on WCDMA. In this case first impressions count: this phone is an email and social network workhorse.First thing you noticed is how thin the phone is, t...

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techsmart.co.za

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2014-03-22 03:38:43

Average rating:0

A new iPhone 3Gs or Nokia N97 is nice; but let’s face it these phones are in a specific price bracket, one that isn't exactly budget friendly. HTC’s new Snap is their new entry level Windows Mobile based smartphone, and as far as we’re concerned it’s a...

Compared to another recently tested Windows Mobile 6.1 phone, the Samsung C6625, we enjoyed the HTC Snap a lot more. Firstly because of its excellent battery life, but it’s also a smarter looking phone and includes Wi-Fi. One thing though remains the...

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stuff.tv

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2014-03-22 03:38:43

Average rating:60

With built-in Wi-Fi and support for HSDPA, web browsing is, on paper anyway, pretty swift. However, the clunky Internet Explorer browser slows down proceedings and you’ll find yourself downloading the more efficient and quicker Opera Mini before too...

Thumbable QWERTY keyboard. Handy ‘Inner Circle’ email feature. High speed connectivity options.
Still traces of old school Windows Mobile interface. Below average camera and video recording performance. Narrow widescreen display for web browsing. Basic music set up and poor audio...
A capable and affordable mobile messenger but lacks the all round guile of its rivals...

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coolsmartphone.com

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2014-03-22 03:38:43

Average rating:0

The Snap is the return of the non-touchscreen QWERTY messaging phone. HTC last dipped its foot into this marketplace with the HTC Excalibur and its still a handset thats being used on BT with their Office Anywhere solution. The Snap brings WinMo 6.1...

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recombu.com

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2014-04-02 02:46:41

Average rating:80

Do you like BlackBerries? Not the fruit, the world renowned email-centric mobile phones. If you do then you may well be interested in the HTC Snap. Does the Snap stand up to its famous rivals though? Read on to find out.What we likeThe first thing that...

The HTC Snap isn’t a revolutionary phone, it just does what it sets out to do very well. We really enjoyed using the HTC Snap for emailing and think the keypad is superb. HTC has succeeded in creating a real alternative to a Blackberry, and if you’re n...

Mobile88.com

Updated:
2016-12-29 18:26:04

Average rating:70

HTC 7/10 7/10 6/10 8/10 7/10+ Affordable + Good amount of features + Trackball works well - Wonky music player - No office editing software - HTC Snap- MicroUSB connector - MicroUSB headphone- Charger The HTC Snap is the latest e-mail centric phone...

We are pleased with the Snap, the device has an abundance of features, it is affordable too at RM 1,599. Email functionality is the focal point of the HTC Snap, and in that it does well. However, the lack of office editing software is truly puzzling, a...

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