T-Mobile Pulse

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The T-Mobile Pulse is one of the most exciting handsets to come through our office in quite some time. Yes, it lacks the glamour of the iPhone, has a poor camera and slightly peculiar headphone setup, and falls behind many premium phones for build quality, but with Wi-Fi, 3G, a microSD slot, and a large high-quality screen, it has all the essentials for a modern smartphone. Add in the superb user experience brought about by Google's Android operating system and a very competitive price of £180 Pay-As-You-Go and we can see many people snapping one of these up. Read more...
Design Score 7 for Design
Features Score 9 for Features
Usability Score 8 for Usability
Value Score 10 for Value
Overall Score 9 for Overall
award recommended


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comment sockatume said on 9th November 2009

There's no question about the spec: the author of the Engadget review bought a retail Pulse out of his own pocket to confirm, and it's got a compass and a capacitive screen and so ... more

comment Ben said on 9th November 2009

I got mine at the weekend and it definately does have a compass and a capacitive touchscreen.

Strangely - even though it has got the front facing camera - I've not b... more

comment Phuc Te said on 13th November 2009

"Strangely - even though it has got the front facing camera - I've not been able to find any way to do a video call!"

Yeah me found that too... however u c... more

comment KKCoolman said on 15th November 2009

As the other users said this phone has a capacitive touch screen. The info on here is wrong.

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