Description
Palm Phone PVG100 (The Small Premium Unlocked – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Palm Phone PVG100 (The Small Premium Unlocked Phone), 4G LTE, 32GB Memory, Titanium – Unlocked
Package Dimensions
5.08 x 5.04 x 1.97 inches
Item Weight
2.46 ounces
ASIN
B0855MYTY1
Item model number
PVG100
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
OS
Android
Wireless communication technologies
Bluetooth, Cellular, Wi-Fi
Connectivity technologies
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Other display features
Wireless
Other camera features
Rear
Form Factor
Smartphone
Colour
Titanium
Included Components
USB Cable
Manufacturer
Palm
Date First Available
March 2, 2020
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Technical specifications – Palm Phone PVG100 (The Small Premium Unlocked :
Brand
Palm
Model Name
PVG100
Wireless Carrier
Unlocked for All Carriers
Operating System
Android
Cellular Technology
4G
Memory Storage Capacity
32 GB
Connectivity Technology
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Color
Titanium
Screen Size
3.3 Inches
Wireless network technology
GSM, UMTS, Wi-Fi, LTE
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Proof of purchase :
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I. D (verified owner) –
not quite the phone of my dreams….. – For years I have shopped in dismay for the kind of smart phone I envisioned-small, compact and a reliable communication device. Phones kept getting bigger and bigger ostensibly for those who like to spend their lives on them-while I was simply seeking a phone that was reliable and had the speech to text feature that eliminated all that inefficient typing nonsense. At last, I discovered the Palm phone and was excited to give it a try. While it did provide good service, sadly the Google speech to text software is defective. It only records a sentence at a time. When you attempt to resume, it strangely deletes the last word of the previous sentence. I wanted this phone to work so badly I tried a total of three-one of them failed to set up properly and the other two sadly had the speech to text flaw. I find it strange that Palm failed to sort this out in the early going, this feature would seemingly be more important on a smaller phone where typing text could be a challenge. In my opinion, there are probably a few million people out there who primarily want a communication device that doesn’t feel like an unwieldy boat anchor in your pocket. I have computers to web surf and require few more on a phone. If Palm can address this one critical flaw, I’ll be back. The size and feel is really cool-It just fell short of one important criteria for me.
P. M (verified owner) –
Battery lasts about 1.5 days with WIFI and BT off with minimal calls and texts – I really like the size of this phone. I wish more companies made phones this size. It does take some time to get used to texting.
O. E (verified owner) –
The battery life is short but that’s the point – I think I like this phone. I’ve had it about 2 weeks and use it as my primary phone. Yes the battery life is short but that’s partly the point of this phone. It’s meant to be put in your pocket and mostly not used. Phone calls and a few texts don’t kill the battery, surfing does. I bought it to keep from surfing so much on the phone so it’s a win. And yes, it’s worked at keeping me off the socials, newspapers and work crap.
C. T (verified owner) –
Three stars or four? Depends on your Juice Pack! – EDIT: to the reviewer who claimed that this cannot be set up on Verizon: yes, of course it can. But there’s a catch, which is that Verizon, and only Verizon, SIM cards must be first initialized on a Verizon phone. That’s not the phone’s fault, it is a Verizon-specific annoyance and it will be true of any new Verizon SIM combined with any non-Verizon unlocked phone. To my knowledge no other carrier makes customers jump through such hoops.
K. F (verified owner) –
Impressive inexpensive little – Very capable little phone
P. M (verified owner) –
Battery lasts about 1.5 days with WIFI and BT off with minimal calls and texts – I really like the size of this phone. I wish more companies made phones this size. It does take some time to get used to texting.
I. D (verified owner) –
not quite the phone of my dreams….. – For years I have shopped in dismay for the kind of smart phone I envisioned-small, compact and a reliable communication device. Phones kept getting bigger and bigger ostensibly for those who like to spend their lives on them-while I was simply seeking a phone that was reliable and had the speech to text feature that eliminated all that inefficient typing nonsense. At last, I discovered the Palm phone and was excited to give it a try. While it did provide good service, sadly the Google speech to text software is defective. It only records a sentence at a time. When you attempt to resume, it strangely deletes the last word of the previous sentence. I wanted this phone to work so badly I tried a total of three-one of them failed to set up properly and the other two sadly had the speech to text flaw. I find it strange that Palm failed to sort this out in the early going, this feature would seemingly be more important on a smaller phone where typing text could be a challenge. In my opinion, there are probably a few million people out there who primarily want a communication device that doesn’t feel like an unwieldy boat anchor in your pocket. I have computers to web surf and require few more on a phone. If Palm can address this one critical flaw, I’ll be back. The size and feel is really cool-It just fell short of one important criteria for me.
C. T (verified owner) –
Three stars or four? Depends on your Juice Pack! – EDIT: to the reviewer who claimed that this cannot be set up on Verizon: yes, of course it can. But there’s a catch, which is that Verizon, and only Verizon, SIM cards must be first initialized on a Verizon phone. That’s not the phone’s fault, it is a Verizon-specific annoyance and it will be true of any new Verizon SIM combined with any non-Verizon unlocked phone. To my knowledge no other carrier makes customers jump through such hoops.
O. E (verified owner) –
The battery life is short but that’s the point – I think I like this phone. I’ve had it about 2 weeks and use it as my primary phone. Yes the battery life is short but that’s partly the point of this phone. It’s meant to be put in your pocket and mostly not used. Phone calls and a few texts don’t kill the battery, surfing does. I bought it to keep from surfing so much on the phone so it’s a win. And yes, it’s worked at keeping me off the socials, newspapers and work crap.
K. F (verified owner) –
Impressive inexpensive little – Very capable little phone