TMobile Vario IV 4 on T-Mobile Deals – MDA 4 IV UK
The latest MDA device from T-Mobile has now been released on pay monthly contract deals in the UK, joining the recently launched MDA Compact IV this new handset provides a fantastic slide out Qwerty keyboard for easier text input.
T-Mobile MDA Vario IV 4
The T-Mobile MDA Vario 4 is a rebranded version of the HTC Touch Pro which is not currently available on any network operator in the UK, this makes for a very attractive proposition as consumers can finally connect the new Vario to a range of TMobile tariffs with inclusive minutes and text and not have to shell out the SIM Free price for this useful little device.
T-Mobile MDA Vario 4
The T-Mobile MDA Vario IV is a powerful, good-looking smartphone with a qwerty keyboard for quick and easy texting & emailing. It offers super-fast internet access and you can connect the Vario to your laptop and be online with mobile broadband.
MDA Vario Iv 4 on T-Mobile
You’ll always know where you are thanks to the built-in GPS (and we’re the first network to offer a monthly billing plan to CoPilot’s Sat Nav). You can snap away with the Vario 4‘s 3.2 megapixel camera, download and edit your Word and Excel documents, view your PowerPoint presentations and with Bluetooth you can go hands-free or share files with other Bluetooth devices in an instant.
MDA Vario 4 on TMobile
The T-Mobile MDA Vario 4 is a sophisticated and stylish device
Qwerty keyboard for quick and easy texting & emailingSuper-fast internet access.
Plus connect the Vario to your laptop and be online with mobile broadband
Always know where you are with built-in GPS (with CoPilot Sat Nav plan available, too)
Snap away with the 3.2 megapixel camera
Get unlimited access to your email and the internet with a web’n'walk Booster
T-Mobile MDA Vario 4 Deals
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January 29th, 2009 at 5:48 pm
[...] BLOG UPDATE: 29/01/09 – MDA Vario 4 IV Now on T-Mobile Deals [...]
February 19th, 2009 at 11:06 pm
Don’t do it!! I’ve just returned my second Vario 4 and fought to get a PAC. The Touch Pro seems good, but the Vario 4 is a disaster.
Why?
Well, for one thing, it ships with the caller ID registry key set to 12. UK numbers are not 12 digits long, so it doesn’t recognise anyone that calls or texts you. Not a major problem, as it’s easy to fix, but indicative.
On the two I’ve had, they have both frozen up when reaching full charge, unhelpful when charging them overnight and using them as an alarm clock. They have also both frozen up intermittently, during calls, and especially on making or trying to terminate calls on the first. The second was slightly different and appeared to suffer from ADHD. If you turned off push email, it appeared to get bored and claimed to have no signal within 5 minutes, needing a soft reset to get it going again. It also forgot all network settings this afternoon, necessitating a refresh from a Sprite backup to get it working again – this was also coupled with an inability to stay up for longer than 5 mins.
All in all, an otherwise *fantastic* phone seriously ruined by an incompetent conversion. Seriously, it’s AWFUL!!!!!
Battery life is much much better than the Vario 2 or 3, the phone is really fast, and the sound quality is really good. Screen is great as well. I’m hoping to take advantage of all these plus points when I move to Vodafone next week.
February 26th, 2009 at 1:59 pm
I’m having really basic problems with mine – I can get it to recognise someone’s number if they ring – but not if they text. Or vice versa, but not both!?!?!?
The sliding out keyboard changes the menu and it’s dumb, it doesn’t rotate the screen like the old one used to.
I can’t work out how to get it to automatically find my contacts as I type their name into the ‘TO’ field… It’s like they’ve lost the good bits of the MDA Vario 3 and added in some flashy touch screen bits (which incidentally have an ENORMOUS lag on them).
I want an iphone but I’m with T-mobile… so sulk.
July 17th, 2009 at 3:30 pm
Vario4 is a disaster. Crashes overnight during charge, no reception when others have 4 bars up,thus cannot always get to web/emails, screen goes blank when make a call, hands free quiet and tinny, seems to make calls of its own by turning itself on, poor battery life, not as easy to use as V3.
We have 3 of them and now on unit 7!
Any ideas of a good phone to replace them?
December 7th, 2009 at 4:50 am
im just curious, is this phone out to be distributed through the U.S yet? if not does anyone know when it will?
March 25th, 2010 at 11:59 pm
yo,
hmm, getting a free iPhone is uber easy. Just find the right place. My 2 cents. Also there are a plethora of contests that you can sign up for. Practically every single one offer free stuff … heck, it’s how I got my free iPhone