Audiovox Thera / User Reviews

I baught it used on eBay Feb 2006, the seller I do not rember who it was. It has been good hand held, it works better tha a Palm I bought new, which I Don't use any more. As it turns out if my Motorola phone dies Verizon will activate the phone in the PDA. The only thing I don't like is it... More

Pro: Excellent phone, can do any task you throw at it from playing mp3s, watching videos, downloading images on the internet, talking to your friends, you can even do remote desktop connections with this thing, its amazing.

Con: Battery life isnt the greatest unless you have an AC adapter, not a USB... More

Check your guarrantie mine doesn't resets itself an actually rings and vibrates you better check it and it's true the batery is horrible i actually changed it and for the volume use another earbuds i use it with headset jack not with speaker )it sucks) well that's all hope my review helped... More

Check your guarrantie mine doesn't resets itself an actually rings and vibrates you better check it and it's true the batery is horrible i actually changed it and for the volume use another earbuds i use it with headset jack not with speaker )it sucks) well that's all hope my review helped... More

I just purchased this phone found out it is Not 911 compatible. Otherwise the PDA works
fine
JBauza

As others have written, the inability to use this like a regular phone is irritating (headset or speakerphone only). Being able to surf is nice, but, only practical if you turn off pictures and still really slow. My device also had a strange bug where it would turn on and the lower left menu would... More

I've had mine several years. Pro: It takes a beating! From dropping it to spilling coffee on it, it still works. Great to have so much in one item. The handwriting recognition is great, it really works.

Con: The mp3 player is not loud enough, I can still hear people talking around me, even with... More

Toshiba 2032 with Sprint PCS plan was my first PDA phone and it's been 6 months since I started using it. I bought this item because I thought I need a multiple-purpose pocket PC. I am mostly satisfied with this PPC and sometimes I realize other usabilities with the PPC but there are of course things... More

I'm so tired of carrying so many things - laptop, cell, pager, pda, pocketbook. I was looking to consolidate. Having a text messaging/PDA/Cell all in one neat little package is VERY convenient. True, Sprint needs to take up their service a notch. True, battery life is little less than desired (I... More

All i ever wanted. The best Pocket Pc Phone ive ever seen. I can wait to start downloading more stuff on to it! The video/audio windows media player is amazing!

I have had this phone for 6+ months now an I love it. Its a pretty good pda and a pretty good phone. I bought a 256mb SD card and use it as my MP3 player most the time. Sprints service does suck but hay, I paid the extra $5 a month to roam all I want so it ends up ok. I purchased a power kit off ebay... More

This Pocket PC works for me..... when i bought it i was wondering if it was good only due to the fact of its low battery life. So far i am having no problems what so ever with the phone/pda/pocket pc. the only thing that could be better would be the battery life when you charge it but it still lasts... More

I got his phone because it had a great deal just before Xmas. $99 included the external battery, collapable keyboard and car charger. Without the price (at the time) and the extra goodies, I may not have done it.

I orignally wanted the Maestro. This gave CF and SD card slots. I wanted the CF to... More

I've only had this Toshiba 2032SP from Sprint for a few days now, and I'm really regretting it already. It is a rather poor cell phone (speakerphone or wired mic/earbud ONLY - no option for holding the phone to one's ear), and a so-so PDA. The dim, powerhungry screen is shameful. The... More

Because this phone has no real keys, it is impossible to dial without looking directly at the phone. This is tough if you use your phone in the car. Even if you are on speaker phone; if you try to press a key your eyes must be off of the road. This almost put me into an 18-wheeler.

I tried so hard for a week to make this phone work for me, because I liked the features, finally I am giving up. There is not enough power in the battrey to make it last a complete day.
If Toshiba/Audiovox was in the construction business, they would have developed a city with no power supply!
With the... More

I've had the Toshiba 2032 for 1 year. I don't believe I could live without it. Pocket PC operating system allows easy integration with my office computer. I have stopped taking my laptop on business trips, since I can do everything on the handheld-- email, word processing, note taking, etc.,... More

I have had 4 Sprint phones and this one is my favorite. It is a great PDA - much better than my old Palm. My only complaints about the phone are the fact that you must use the ear bud or speaker phone, the only way to have a private conversation is using the earbud; and the relativly short battery life.... More

I tried 3 of Toshiba 2032 Pocket PC Sprint Phones, sorry to say I returned the 3rd one today for refund. My 1st phone was bought Nov 27th: It dropped calls and was replaced by 2nd on Dec 17th: It failed CDMA test at a local Sprint store and was replaced by 3rd on Dec 31st: By this time I spent all my... More