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Testseek.com have collected 132 expert reviews of the Dell Streak and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Dell Streak.
Award: Recommended June 2010
June 2010
 
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The editors liked

  • Large screen for web browsing
  • Video
  • Etc
  • Excellent performance
  • Slim and well-built. 5-inch screen is roomy. Fast processor.
  • Gorgeous 5-inch display
  • Intuitive
  • Customizable interface
  • Front-facing camera for video calls
  • Bundled syncing software
  • HDMI dock and car dock options
  • Great-looking 5-inch (800x480) touchscreen
  • Speakers produce crisp-sounding and loud audio
  • Comes with a 16GB MicroSD card
  • Front-facing camera
  • Large-size onscreen keyboard with numpad
  • Excellent navigation and internet features
  • Great touch-screen and keyboard
  • Five-inch screen is a pleasure to use for movies
  • Internet and navigation....
  • New widgets and user-friendly setup with Dell’s Stage UI
  • Google Navigation
  • Camera produces clear snaps
  • Swype keyboard for faster
  • Fluid typing...
  • Elegant hardware
  • Pocketable
  • Good price with contract
  • Good pric
  • Clever camera controls
  • Excellent as nav device
  • ITunesfree music control
  • Open app platform
  • Sleek
  • Slim design fits right into the pocket or a tiny purse. Simple UI makes for an easypeasy experience
  • Large 5-inch screen for easy reading
  • Feels rugged
  • Powerful specifications
  • The Dell Streak offers an unprecedented combination of processor power
  • Screen size
  • And design quality. Support for 3G
  • Wi-Fi
  • And Bluetooth hit all the wireless sweet spots
  • While photo
  • Camcorder
  • And calling capabilities blur the boundaries between ta
  • Streamlined & clean look
  • Solid construction
  • Produces nice looking outdoor photos
  • Great Battery Life
  • Balanced design
  • Very good workmanship
  • Extensive communication configuration
  • Telephone function
  • HDMI out with AV kit
  • Feasible integrated cam
  • Pleasant to use touchscreen
  • High mobility
  • Maintenance possibility for users (battery
  • Memory)

The editors didn't like

  • Too big to hold in one hand easily. Buggy software. Old version of Android.
  • Runs older Android OS 1.6
  • Sluggish at times
  • Doesn't record 720p video
  • Problems playing certain video files
  • Android 1.6 (Donut)
  • Expensive
  • Disappointing CPU
  • Graphics
  • And JavaScript performance (likely due to Android 1.6)
  • Lackluster camera image quality
  • Too large for many pockets and even feels unwieldy in portrait orientation
  • No native video calling
  • Requires some technical knowhow to get the most out of its features. Look and Feel...
  • Barely pocketable
  • Not great for voice calls
  • Outofdate OS (but that's going to change)
  • No smart dialling
  • Slight lag in touch-screen
  • Five-inch screen makes it too big as a phone but a touch too small as a tabletLook and Feel...
  • The AT&T version is still on Android 1.6 (soon to be updated to Froyo). The Unlocked version is available with Android 2.2 Froyo
  • The AT&T version is still on Android 1.6 (soon to be updated to Froyo). The Unlocked version is avail
  • Small screen size
  • Too big to be a smartphone
  • Clunky UI
  • Limited orientation
  • Ancient Android version
  • Shutter lag makes photography difficult
  • Android 1.6 OS is so lastyear. No Flash or tethering
  • Android 1.6
  • Cumbersome as a phone
  • Poor on-screen keyboard
  • Battery life isn't great
  • The touch-screen keyboard is awkward
  • Music quality is below average
  • And the position of the camera tends to cloud photos and video
  • No Flash 10.1 support
  • Bland looking photos
  • Abysmal calling quality
  • A lot of junk on the Android Market
  • Very small virtual keyboard
  • Occasional jitters observed in videos
  • Automatic position adjustment sometimes inappropriate

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  Published: 2010-08-11, review by: maximumpc.com

  • Clever camera controls; excellent as nav device; iTunesfree music control; Open app platform
  • Small screen size; Too big to be a smartphone; Clunky UI; limited orientation; Ancient Android version

 
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  Published: 2010-08-03, review by: onlinenotebook.com

  • Abstract:  Gadgets are getting quite versatile these days and they are including as many features as they can in order to lure a wide range of customers. First there was the cell phone which included camera and music player. Now there is this Dell Streak; it is s...

 
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  Published: 2010-07-28, review by: techcrunch.com

  • The Dell Streak is really cool. It's a small, strange device with a great screen and points to future devices in the same vein. Is this device perfect? Not quite, especially for the non-subsidized $549 price tag. I'm excited to see where devices like the...

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  Published: 2010-07-20, Author: Chris , review by: engadget.com

  • For many, high-end browsing and messaging capabilities have overtaken the importance of voice calling in a phone, and that's a philosophy that giant handsets like the Streak embrace with open arms. It's an exciting, young segment of the smartphone market ...

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  Published: 2010-07-20, review by: pcworld.com_techhive.com

  • Abstract:  After much teasing and a European launch, the Dell Streak smartphone has finally arrived here in the U.S.. The Streak goes against the gradient, with its roomy 5-inch touchscreen and a design that emphasizes its huge potential as an Android-based data ...

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  Published: 2010-07-20, review by: pcmag.com

  • Slim and well-built. 5-inch screen is roomy. Fast processor.
  • Too big to hold in one hand easily. Buggy software. Old version of Android.
  • The Dell Streak could be an interesting Web-browsing and movie-watching device, but it needs a major software upgrade first. ...

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  Published: 2010-07-20, review by: Laptopmag.com

  • Gorgeous 5-inch display, Intuitive, customizable interface, Front-facing camera for video calls, Bundled syncing software, HDMI dock and car dock options
  • Runs older Android OS 1.6, Sluggish at times, Doesn't record 720p video, Problems playing certain video files
  • A mammoth 5-inch display and sleek design make the Streak an intriguing tablet-phone hybrid, but we'd wait for a software update.

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  Published: 2010-07-19, review by: wired.com

  • Sleek, slim design fits right into the pocket or a tiny purse. Simple UI makes for an easypeasy experience
  • Shutter lag makes photography difficult, Android 1.6 OS is so lastyear. No Flash or tethering

 
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  Published: 2010-06-26, Author: Elias , review by: techworld.com

  • The Dell Streak straddles the line between smartphone and tablet device, but it should primarily be thought of as a tablet. It has an excellent screen that was responsive during our brief hands-on, and we didn't notice too much glare even when viewing...

 
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  Published: 2010-06-24, review by: mobilechoiceuk.com

  • Excellent navigation and internet features, great touch-screen and keyboard, five-inch screen is a pleasure to use for movies, internet and navigation....
  • Too large for many pockets and even feels unwieldy in portrait orientation, no native video calling, requires some technical knowhow to get the most out of its features. Look and Feel...
  • The Streak is a powerful device with an impressive feature set that makes it a viable alternative to the iPad. ...

 
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