Okay. Larger than normal. Internet connections. Can check email. Bulky. Internet access is limited. Monthly charge to use only a number of times.

Convenient. Small, compact and easy to use.

The Palm VII is okay but pricey and the only extra compared to the Palm III or V is the wireless Internet connection that cost money to use. Spend you money on the V or the III.

It was very useful. It was actually my dad's, but I checked it out and I liked it. I found the Palm V a lot easier. The Palm VII also has numerous features.

Still having inabilities in the PC handheld communities limits this unit. Both bulky and not in color makes the Palm VII unattractive.

This Palm PC isn't as good as some of the others, but it has a better price. I mostly don't like it because the system is not familiar to me and it doesn't have as many capabilities.

Very good product. Very easy to use, powerful, and very high tech. A lot of storage space and functions really well.

It is the best Palm out there. Small, attractive and lots of options.

You would believe that the VII would have more than the V, but it doesn't. The only thing that is more is the price. Not good.

Great all around, but too much money.

I rated this below the Palm III because it just seems to be a gimmick to target people with more money than they know what to do with. The Internet capabilities seem pretty weak so far, and the cost of service is much too high for the average person.

I've had the Palm III, IIIE, Vernada (HP) and now Palm VII. I think so far this is the best money can buy. It has many extras. If you install Franklin Planner this little piece of plastic is the only thing you'll ever need besides your wallet.

Wireless function is very good however the system only includes 2mb of memory. This is definitely not enough. You are much better off with a Palm Vx and getting the wireless modem.

I like the wireless internet function. If the Palm VII had a color screen and faster speed, it would be a wonderful base computer.

The unit is a little too large and I don't like the antenna. I like the screen and the easy access buttons. Needs more security.

The Palm VII is a good idea, but poorly implemented. It is basically a Palm III with internet access, but slow download rates, expensive service costs, and the small screen make it impractical. Plus, it is large and relatively expensive.

Easy to use, user friendly, and helps keep everything organized.

I like it because it has a built in satellite so that you can check your stocks-Internet access. Lots of memory and can connect to computer to save info. I like that you are able to check email.

My friends has one and any palm works great. But some of them are heavier, so if you carry a lot of stuff, get the newer versions.

Very expensive. It is a very convienent size and the functions available are good. It's easy downloading and updating calenders.

I don't like the way it feels on my hand. It is very poorly made.

Amazing..Palms offer the best quality, and they are the fastest and most intuitive. Sure they are still a bit pricey, but this is one that is worth the money and I am sure Palm improvements are only going to get better, and soon enough they will be affordable for everyone.

The O.S. systems of Palm series are much easier than M.S. operating systems. This item is designed for a user.

As far as dependability, 3Com products are up top. The palm Pilot is one of the best hand held PCs.

Palms are fast and very intuitive!

This is the best hand-held PC I have ever seen.

This item is still too expensive for the mass market. The amount of power it provides per buck is outrageous.

Man you can do anything w/this thing.