Home Danger Phones Danger Hiptop Color Danger Hiptop Color Specs 7.2 User Score Danger Hiptop Color User reviews OS Danger Display 160 x 240 pixels Hardware 0.03GB RAM Storage 0.004GB, Description The successor of the original B&W Danger Hiptop, the color version has larger memory, GRPRS high speed data, e-mail and HTML support. This device is also known as Danger Sidekick Color Pros Hardware QWERTY keyboard Cons Lacks a camera on the back Thick body (1.14 inches) Popular Comparisons The Danger Hiptop Color is most commonly compared with these phones: Danger Hiptop Color vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Danger Hiptop Color vs Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Danger Hiptop Color vs Danger HipTop Danger Hiptop Color vs Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Danger Hiptop Color vs Google Pixel 8 Pro Specs Compare Display Resolution: 160 x 240 pixels Technology: TFT Hardware Processor: Single core RAM: 0.03GB Internal storage: 0.004GB Device type: Smartphone OS: Danger Battery Type: Li - Ion, User replaceable Design Size comparison Dimensions: 2.55 x 4.55 x 1.14 inches (65 x 115 x 29 mm) Weight: 6.20 oz (176.0 g) Features: Full keyboard Connectivity & Features USB: Yes Other: Computer sync Regulatory Approval FCC approval: Date approved: Apr 30, 2003 FCC ID value: P5J-SKCA Despite our efforts to provide full and correct Danger Hiptop Color specifications, there is always a possibility of admitting a mistake. If you see any wrong or incomplete data, please LET US KNOW. If you are interested in using our specs commercially, check out our Phone specs database licensing page. Carrier Availability Discontinued T-Mobile Latest News Samsung beating Apple's iPhone sales is no exception MediaTek introduces another chipset for mid-range phones, the Dimensity 6300 Your Samsung exec dream job has a six-day workweek attached to it OnePlus Ace 3 Pro rumored specs and design details leaked If Galaxy AI is headed to the Galaxy S22, do you really need the S24 Ultra? Sweet Amazon deal knocks $120 off the Garmin Instinct Solar price tag for yet another time Popular stories Even longtime T-Mobile customers will have to put up with slow internet speed policy Two more companies want FCC action against T-Mobile for interference from 5G The 51 million customers affected by the AT&T data breach are getting free protection for 12 months Make your Galaxy fingerprint scanner unlock faster as Samsung fixes what One UI 6.1 broke iPhone users warned to disable iMessage temporarily to avoid getting hacked T-Mobile will soon have another reason to gloat