Im man enough to admit I was wrong

[cornelious2]

funny thing is someone at work tried to call my phone a brick and he pulled out his verizon LG phone, and I started cracking up when my TP was smaller in literally every way to measure, in someways by more than a full inch!!

[p-slim]

No one is going to debate the fact that the touch pro is a little brick compared to the diamond, and if you want to please don't, the diamond is a lil sexier then the pro, what it all comes down to is if you can live with an onscreen keyboard. I need a keyboard, espescially with all the emails and texts I send. So thats going to be the real only deciding factor, and of course its going to be different for everyone.

[BROOKNAM]

Played with a co-workers pro 2day and while it looked bigger than the diamond it did not feel much bigger "in hand" the keyboard slide out nice and it just seemed to go together. if you can deal with the thickness of the diamond u might wanna try the pro, coming from the touch they both remind me of my 700wx, and i personally prefer a thinner pda. watch using those sprint web sites specs as any sort of size comparison guide they dont take into account the form factor (like the curves) and i think they had the diamond listed as thinner than the touch, and owning both it does not "feel" like it.

[rikk0]

i waited for the Pro, only to take it back the following day for the diamond. I used the BB coupon that expired the following day, so I had to make my decision. LOVE the diamond, the on screen keyboard works good for me because the screen is more sensitive than the original touch. The Pro felt TOO HEAVY to have it as a daily device. I could have dealt with the thickness, but not the weight. just my opinion.