Cingular 2125

alaTest has collected and analyzed 37 user reviews of Cingular 2125 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.com. There are some critical opinions about the usability and reliability.

There's not a whole lotta meat on them bones (it's just a forums review, after all), but some dude apparently got his hands on the Cingular 2125, which as it turns out is the HTC Faraday - the HTC Tornado, but without the WiFi. He seemed to like it...

The Cingular 2125 is a great little phone for syncing with Microsoft Outlook or Exchange servers.

The Cingular 2125 is the successor to the popular Audiovox SMT5600 Windows smartphone, featuring faster EDGE data, an updated OS, QVGA screen, and much more.

The Cingular 2125 is the successor to the popular Audiovox SMT5600 Windows smartphone, featuring faster EDGE data, an updated OS, QVGA screen, and much more.

The 2125 handset lacks keyboard convenience, but it makes up forthat drawback with sound quality, music features, and its compact size.

One of the few design failures is the power button, located at the phone's top front. It looks like a standard button, so the logical guess is that you can push it. But no, it doesn't work that way

You'll want to learn the keyboard lock command quickly (press and hold the red end call button) to avoid accidentally calling people on your speed dial list

By Doug Smith (DSmithZ28) (Blogger/Reviewer) February 15th, 2006 Developer/Vender: Cingular/HTC (Faraday) Price: $299.99 ($199.99 with current $100.00

After spending two weeks with the Cingular 2125 smartphone, I feel like an overbearing father — the sweaty, balding little-league pop with a beer-belly screaming "Hustle!" or "Dammit, keep your eye on the ball!" I can't help but see the...