HTC Fuze

Great-looking screen and a full keyboard make a good first impression. 40 ringtones (that aren’t all Korean karaoke pop) and a loud ringer give you plenty of choice for your sound. Bluetooth, WiFi and AT&T GPS round out the feature set

A consistently slow, drowsy response time will not go over well with the ADHD set. Works OK with a stylus, but the screen only works half the time with finger presses. Clunky adapter takes the place of a dedicated headset jack. The phone only wakes up...

Stunning VGA display Intuitivve user interface

Performance can be slow No standard headphone jack

Overall the Fuze impresses with a gorgeous display and a variety of multimedia features, but HTC still has a few kinks to work out in the phone's interface, performance-wise

Attractive design. Bright, high-resolution screen. Five-row QWERTY keyboard. Solid Web browser.

Expensive. Large and Thick. Sluggish at times. Poor speakerphone and camera. No dedicated Camera button.

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The HTC Fuze for AT&T ships with Windows Mobile 6.1, push e-mail capabilities, and a good helping of multimedia features, including a 3.2 megapixel camera. Other highlights include a full QWERTY keyboard; VGA touch screen; Wi-Fi; Bluetooth: GPS; and...

The HTC Fuze doesn't have a standard headphone jack, and the smartphone is a bit bulky. Speakerphone quality isn't the greatest and streaming video can cause the phone to stall. It's also pricey.

For AT&T business customers who demand the most out of their smartphones, the HTC Fuze is up to the task, delivering plenty of features, good performance, and a functional design.

Overall the HTC Fuze impresses with a gorgeous display and a variety of multimedia features, but HTC still has a few kinks to work out in the phone's interface, performance-wise.

While the Fuze looks petite, it's thick and heavy, which doesn't make for an entirely pleasant experience for long phone conversations or carrying it in a pants pocket. The rear cover is faceted to give the impression of a cut jewel and isn't all that...

Wonderful display, TouchFLO 3D does a good job of making WinMo more fun, attractive and easy to use. Good multimedia support, the usual excellent WinMo business-oriented features (Exchange, push email, syncing with desktops or Exchange over the air),...

GPS cold starts are mind-numbingly slow. Way too much bloatware. That AT&T gray theme is drab. Streaming video on YouTube sometimes proves too taxing for the phone (is this why AT&T removed the icon, or was that simply a bandwidth reduction measure?)....

Some of us have been waiting months for this phone to hit the US, and it's a formidable successor to the HTC Tilt. In terms of looks and size, it's a flat out winner. Though thicker than QWERTY bar phones, its relatively small width and height mean it...