T-Mobile MyTouch Q (photos)
The MyTouch Q for T-Mobile combines a QWERTY slider design with Android and quick 4G data for a midrange price.
Brian Bennett
Brian Bennett is a former senior writer for the home and outdoor section at CNET.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
The T-Mobile MyTouch Q is a QWERTY slider smartphone that features Android Gingerbread and fast 4G on the cheap.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
Sadly, lots of bloatware comes preinstalled on the MyTouch Q.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
The MyTouch Q's keyboard provides a solid typing experience plus many shortcut keys.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
On back of the MyTouch Q is a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. The soft-touch surface provides a comfy grip.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
At half an inch thick, no one can claim the MyTouch Q is thin.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
On top of the MyTouch Q are the 3.5mm headphone jack, a Micro-USB port, and a power button.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
Capacitive Android buttons plus the key for Genius voice commands line the MyTouch Q's bottom front edge.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
Another look at the MyTouch Q's 5-megapixel camera with LED flash.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
The MyTouch Q's Genius voice command system isn't as advanced as the iPhone's Siri, but it's still useful.
T-Mobile MyTouch Q
The MyTouch Q runs a slightly modified version of Gingerbread, but we'd prefer it if the phone had a clean version of Android.
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