How Good Is The T-mobile wing? Find Out...

The following technical T-mobile wing review is computer-generated with this phone's specifications, it doesn't constitute a hands-on review. It takes an in-depth look at its best and weakest sides so that you make a good decision.

The Good:

1. Technology: The T-mobile wing works with worldwide frequencies of the GSM standard which is convenient for overseas travelers. --Note that additional roaming|Roaming--) charges from your home carrier generally apply) (score: 7/7)
2. Talk Time: A talk time of 240 minutes. It is quite good! (score: 16/20)
3. Phone Book: It can store a variable number of phone book entries. This is generally the case of phones with a dynamic memory and, it generally allows for a lot of phone numbers to be stored. (score: 20/20)
4. Memory Expansion Slot: It has a memory expansion slot Micro SD, a convenient way to store more pictures and music or transfer them from and to your laptop computer. (score: 10/10)
5. Full Keyboard: It boasts a full keyboard. Useful not just when typing emails but also when browsing the Internet and adding new phone book contacts. (score: 7/7)
6. Wireless Data System: Bluetooth-enabled, which is an interesting plus. Bluetooth is not really necessary but may be handy if you want to use a wireless headset or transfer data to or from your (Bluetooth-enabled) laptop, for instance. (score: 7/7)

The Not-So-Good:

1. Weight: 6 ounces is a lot of weight. Whether you carry it in your pants pocket or a purse, you might find it heavy. (score: 0/20)
2. Stand-by Time: 144 hours of stand-by time. I've seen better. (score: 8/20)
3. Speakerphone: It doesn't seem to have a speakerphone, which would be useful in some situations. (Find phones with a speakerphone) (score: 0/10)
4. Camera: The 2.0 Megapixel built-in camera is minimal. Useful, but you won't make artwork with it. (score: 3/10)

Overall Score: 82