Dell Axim X30 (64MB, 624MHz) Pocket PC

Pros: Bluetooth, 802.11b, 600mhz, Windows Mobile 2003SE

Cons: Poor battery life

The Bottom Line: Everything you could want in a PDA at a very nice price.

Review: Dell has a way of keeping prices on their products very low. I can't speak for their other products, but when it comes to their X30 line they are not keeping the price down by selling an inferior product. It has everything you would want, ...

Pros: Bluetooth, WiFi, Bright Screen

Cons: Somewhat short battery life when heavily used.

Review: This is the best PDA I have ever purchased, and believe me, I've had quite a few. The screen is nice and bright. It comes with an SD slot that support SDIO, has bluetooth and WiFi. I can do pretty much anything I can do on a desktop with my X30. The ...

Pros: Speed, Video Display, Setup, Color, Style, Size, Connection Adapter, Battery Life, Bluetooth, WiFI, Weight

Cons: Speaker Volume, Stylist Pen... thats about it and thats nothing!

Review: Need I say more. I have owned this pda for three days now and it has been nothing but proven itself to my everyday needs. I also bought a Linksys wireless G router and this is totally great wireless system. I sat on my patio today with my palm in my hand ...

Pros: Versatile, convenient, a constant companion.

Cons: Dell tech support is useless; the stylus is a weird, slippery shape.

Review: This is the Swiss Army Knife of tech devices: I use it to keep track of contacts and appointments for work; my "to do" list is always handy; I use it to listen to MP3 music files and Audio books from Audible; and at coffee shops and other locations with ...

Pros: Wifi, MP3 player, Pocket Windows, thin,

Cons: battery life, availability of accessories, flat poor designed stylus

The Bottom Line: The Dell X30 is a great device with a lot of good features, but the proprietary design is very limiting.

Review: Why I bought the Dell Axim X30 Previously, I owned a Palm IIIxe PDA, which was very dated and needed to be replaced. I really liked my Palm Pilot, so I wanted to buy another Palm product. After doing a lot of research, I finally decided on the ...

Pros: Fast, wireless capabilities, nice cradle, good bundled software and accessories.

Cons: Bulky, plain looking, tiny nav button, and takes a while to ship.

The Bottom Line: It is a no brainer for someone who wants it all without breaking the bank. It's fully featured with plenty of extras all for under $300.

Review: The Dell Axim definitely ranks at the top for the most bang for your buck in the PDA market. I paid $297 plus tax for the new Axim X30 with 624MHz and integrated wireless. Dell recently had a promotion for 15% off which made my decision to buy any other ...

Pros: Classic Spartan Dell-Look, Awesome features, Great Price

Cons: Gameboy-like cradle insertion, takes some getting use to for previous Palm OS users

The Bottom Line: Great PDA, if you buy this you will not regret it. Will last longer and be more reliable than others, you watch. Cannot go wrong with a Dell.

Review: When making the switch from my Sony Clie PEG610-C, I was not sure what I was going to think about using a Windows mobile device. The big attraction that drew me in was its fully featured setup, and a price that made it stand out from other devices in ...

Pros: sleek, slim, very nice graphics, ease of use, multi-functionable, fast, COOL!

Cons: the sleeve it came with and the cradle. Dell customer support

The Bottom Line: I prefer it over any PDAs I've tried and it was cheaper! I love new toys and this one definitely made me happy. If only it has a camera...

Review: I've had 3 Sony Clie PDA's, the N760C, the UX-40, and the TH55. I love my TH55, thought it had everything I could ever want and that I'd never switch it. Then I saw this Dell PocketPC for sale and it was a deal of only 250 if I bought it with my Dell ...

Pros: Ease of use, screen, price

Cons: Battery, Microsoft software

The Bottom Line: This little gizmo is a must-have for people like me who need to keep our own schedules, tasks, and do presentations. Was it worth the price? Yes, I guess so.

Review: More of my $ going to two billionaires! Let's be honest: no one NEEDS a PDA. These things are just fancy toys and with prices for the new Dell PDAs approaching those of most low-end laptops, it's tough to justify owning one of these things. But, I ...

Pros: Cheap, powerful handheld with wireless capabilities

Cons: none really except the lack of decent battery life

The Bottom Line: This is the PDA for you if you want a cheap and powerful handheld. Its light and not bulky and easy to carry around.

Review: Dell has a great PDA in the Axim X30. I've got the 624 mhz with 64 mb ram and Wireless/Bluetooth capabilities. I previously owned an Ipaq 3765 and in comparison, I will now always buy Dell. The Ipaq was rather bulky and just didn't 'feel' right when I ...