Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 photos

The HTC Touch Pro2 offers Sprint's business customers a very powerful smartphone that's packed with features. The downside is that you'll pay a premium for it all. The Touch Pro2 goes for $349.99 with a two-year contract.

The Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 offers a lot of the same features as the other versions, including HTC's Straight Talk Technology, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 3G support. It also supports a number of the carrier's services, such as Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV, and NFL Mobile Live.

The Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 is more similar in looks to the unlocked model rather than T-Mobile's version pictured here. The tapered edges give the smartphone a more streamlined look and we like the charcoal gray color.

One advantage that the Sprint model has over the others is the addition of a standard 3.5 millimeter jack. Now, you can plug in your favorite pair of headphones without having to use a cumbersome audio adapter.

The Sprint Touch Pro2 is also actually just a hair shorter and lighter (4.56 inches tall by 2.33 inches wide by 0.68 inch thick and 6.3 ounces) than the T-Mobile Touch Pro2, but overall, this is still a very bulky device.

The smartphone features a gorgeous and spacious tilting 3.6-inch WVGA touch screen that displays 262,000 colors at 480x800 pixels

By sliding the screen to the right, you get access to the smartphone's five-row QWERTY keyboard.

The Touch Pro2's QWERTY keyboard is one of the best we've used to date. The roomy layout and large keys make it really comfortable to use and reduces mispresses.

Below the display, you get several navigation controls, including Talk and End keys, a back button, and a touch-sensitive zoom bar.

The Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 offers dual-mode functionality so it supports both CDMA and GSM technology and allows for international roaming. The carrier ships the smartphone with a SIM card, and the SIM card slot is located behind the battery.

On back, you'll find the 3.2-megapixel camera along with the speaker system and mute button. Like the other Touch Pro2 models, when you're on a call and place the phone screen side down on a flat surface, it will automatically activate the speakerphone.

We weren't particularly impressed with the picture quality. Though images were fairly sharp, there was a bit of a hazy effect and colors were quite dull.