T-Mobile myTouch Q Review
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Performance:
Call quality was good, as there wasn’t any background noise and voices sounded clear and natural on both ends. Reception was also good in our area, as we had 3-4 bars showing and we didn’t drop any data connections or calls. The included 1520mAh battery was able to provide us up to 6 hours of talk time, or about 8 hours of mixed usage, so heavy users may want to charge the device while at work.
Conclusion:
Both the T-Mobile myTouch Q and myTouch are for the budget oriented smartphone user, as they are under $80 with contract. Since the software and most of the internal hardware is practically identical between them, it comes down to wanting a physical QWERTY keyboard with a smaller TFT display on the myTouch Q, or a larger AMOLED display and thinner body on the myTouch. We’ll let you make that decision.
T-Mobile myTouch Q Video Review:
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Conclusion:
Both the T-Mobile myTouch Q and myTouch are for the budget oriented smartphone user, as they are under $80 with contract. Since the software and most of the internal hardware is practically identical between them, it comes down to wanting a physical QWERTY keyboard with a smaller TFT display on the myTouch Q, or a larger AMOLED display and thinner body on the myTouch. We’ll let you make that decision.
T-Mobile myTouch Q Video Review:
Pros
- Handy QWERTY keyboard
- Good call quality
- 4G internet and data
Cons
- Flash web sites are sluggish
- Feels a bit heavy with prolonged use
- Video recording isn’t that great
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4 Comments
1. Alantef posted on 29 Nov 2011, 09:23 1 1
LG should stop making phones all together.....leave mytouch to HTC please....
5. blaze456 posted on 30 Nov 2011, 13:27 0 0
you mean smart phones lol..and well the g2x is pretty good
