Best Palm PDAs - 4 to 5 oz. Weight

'the Palm PDA 's brightness is not adjustable'

'the screen does pick up annoying glare in certain lighting conditions.'

'It loses some in terms of battery life'

'I found the removable battery cover a bit fragile and somewhat difficult to remove and replace.'

'the included stylus is especially flimsy.'

'Palm OS is getting old and tired for power users'

'we know that failed miserably .'

'The placement is awkward for use, and often not where you think to look to get more options.'

'I found the removable battery cover a bit fragile and somewhat difficult to remove and replace.'

'sluggish when numerous apps are open.'

'The d-pad is quite usable for productivity functions, but it's a little large to use with one thumb for gaming, probably impossible if you have smallish fingers.'

'Photos looked great, but the E2's integrated speaker sounded tinny.'

'the 72 doesn't include a protective cover for the camera lens.'

'It seems downright insensitive to lower lighting, even when the Low Light option is turned on.'

'The color display is a passive-matrix LCD with 160-by-160-pixel resolution; it washes out in bright sunshine, and in general is noticeably inferior in quality'

'Battery isn't removable.'

'the left side has a channel for the flip cover (which comes with the device), but no buttons.'

'PalmOne offers only a 90-day warranty for the Tungsten E, and free phone support ends when the warranty period ends'

'the screen is disappointing'