O2 Xda IIs

By Ella Morton on 18 March 2005

The cool factor is high, the options for customisation are plentiful, and the quad-band antenna makes it perfect for travellers. Despite a few minor drawbacks, the O2 Xda IIs is a solid, feature-packed choice if you can handle the steep price tag.

User rating:9.7

Comments (47)

  • o2 xda ii gave 8/10 on 17/06/2008 15:49 Report abuse

    Great cell phone introduced by O2. This is executive type cell phone. Best for businessmen. Its battery timing is good. Very stylish and compact designed mobile.

    • Good: Gorgeous color.
      Intuitive menu design.
      Compact design.
      Very light.
    • Bad: Slightly bulky build.
  • RPersky gave 9/10 on 14/01/2008 16:35 Report abuse

    I have a O2 XDAII (previous version). These types of phones are excelent and unique, they are by far the best smartphone in the business.

    • Good: Keyboard
      Windows OS
      Does not turn off (a feature)
      100% customisable
    • Bad: Unable to upgrade OS since it is on ROM
  • linkinpark gave 10/10 on 12/04/2007 00:02 Report abuse

    excellent pda

    • Good: fast processor with plenty of ram
    • Bad: poor camera, lacks built in mic quality
  • arvin gave 10/10 on 10/04/2007 06:22 Report abuse

    im getting one from ebay is there anyone who can give me advise about this PDA??? pls....

  • halwt001 gave 10/10 on 17/01/2007 10:32 Report abuse

    Better than i expected. Did sort of break it while updating the ROM where it got stuck in bootloader mode which is fixed by running the ROM upgrade again once windows xp or whatever is restarted.

    The other problem was that it kept freezing. This is sorted by doing a hard reset and using the corperate version (i think its corperate and not personal) but one of them doesnt install the Active O2 program, which causes it to freeze.

    • Good: Sliding Keyboard.
      Rotational Screen Options (Doesnt rotate handset, only screen).
    • Bad: Continously freezes (unless you remove the O2 Active software).
      Slightly bulky when you sometimes dont want it to be.
  • Dale gave 1/10 on 07/03/2006 13:40 Report abuse

    Very good combination phone and PDA

    I’ve had this phone for 12 months and have not been disappointed, performs well
    Under all conditions. Easy to read screen, do not need key pad, quicker with screen
    using spell prompt.
    Did not have a problem battery life, had charger in car when needed. Connection to net was fast and reliable.

  • X gave 1/10 on 09/02/2006 12:19 Report abuse

    Superior than my old Treo 600

    Great screen size, heavy duty and friendly interface.
    My only negative is "Where the heck I can buy XDA IIs styluses?"

  • Anonymous gave 1/10 on 09/01/2006 13:50 Report abuse

    OK

    The phone is excellent, for keeping a diary of all events, phone numbers, contacts etc. I found recently that the phone does not fully support BMW bluetooth. It does connect and allow you to receive calls, but it will not allow you to use the onboard computer, to access and download the address book.

  • Anonymous gave a review on 19/12/2005 18:54 Report abuse

    expensive and complicated

  • The Unknown gave 1/10 on 12/12/2005 14:52 Report abuse

    the best.

    I havent got one yet but i bet it will be @#$%&*! cool!

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