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Huawei Tap
Average Ratings
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Good basic phone
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Nothing too high tech, but if you're looking for a basic touch-screen phone this is it. Touch screen is a little slow, but that is the only issue I've ran into.
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Much better
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This is a much better setup than the M750 (see my review) better graphics and this has short video clips as well. Furthermore the T-Mobile UI is much better too, I just got this phone so I can't say that much on this cons but the pro side compared to Metro PCS vs T-Mobile is worth the $30 more a month, still less than the big "V" hitting me up for $130 plus paying for Text, with better coverage than Metro PCS and easier typing for texting with the auto rotate option for typing. One thing I'm not crazy about is no headphone jack but not a deal breaker for me. For cost savings with full touch-phone fun look hard at the "TAP" even though they cost about the same you get more, easier to learn, & better service from customer service out of T-mobile, good luck.