I kind a like this PDA. First of all I have Ipaq 514 phone and beside it I had Ipaq rx3715. In rx3715 the seems like something is not right, it was slow and had medium screen 320*240 etc. So I tried to make these Phone and PDA together and I got HTC TyTn... I didnt work at all as I was thinking it would. When U are at phone and try to look your calendar or e-mail at the same time it just wont work... So I get rid of HTC and got IPAQ 214 Instead... wow... was the first reaction. Big and Bright screen... I think it is the Best PDA for the market, without keyboard, gps and gsm in it. If you don´t need those and you ...  Read the complete review

How disappointing. I had the same experience as another reviewer, Elizabeth. After a few weeks I could no longer connect to the charger unit through the 24 pin connector on the base of the IPAQ. HP "service" say I have made a mistake and want to charge me over £100 to repair the unit. They are not listening to customers who know there is a genuine issue with the equipment. A pity because in all other respects, the IPAQ fully satisfied my requirements, was easy to set up and use and promised to be a useful piece of equipment. I can still use it but only with the USB charging facility which is very slow and requires computer availability. In summary ...  Read the complete review

My ipaq 214 broke after 10 days of use, and HP refuses to fix it even though it is obviously well within the warrantee period. They plan to charge me half the price of the new item. The 24-pin connector was always stiff (unlike the nice cradle that came with my 4700) and became more and more difficult to connect during a trip I took to Iraq. On the 10th day it stopped working altogether, having mashed the teeth on the motherboard. I was only using this to charge the unit. HP simply does not stand by their products.