The Tilt is a quad band GSM/EDGE world phone that works on the 850/900/1800/1900MHz bands. It has triband UMTS HSDPA for 3G and 3.5G data anywhere this service is available in the world. The phone is sold locked to AT&T, which means you must use an AT&T SIM in the phone or request an unlock code from AT&T if you plan to travel outside the US and wish to use an overseas carrier’s SIM.

Mobiletechreview Reviewed AT&T Tilt and gave out “It’s hard to beat the Tilt when it comes to features. This Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC phone has every feature currently available in a PDA phone including web browsing, good email support including push email, lots of multimedia goodness, a strong GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth with stereo support and a full compliment of profiles and a good QWERTY keyboard. The phone is responsive by Windows Mobile standards, and feels no slower than our 624MHz HTC Advantage. Lots of RAM and storage space along with SDHC support make this a powerful handheld and a stable one at that. The only drawback is the size and weight, but no other PDA or smartphone crams all these features and a QWERTY keyboard into a smaller package (the import Nokia E90 is the only phone that offers the same feature set, but it’s no smaller).—Pro: Powerful, feature-laden device. Good integration of AT&T services such as CV and push to talk. Reasonable price with contract. Java VM, HTC task manager and Today screen plugins are welcome tools. AT&T’s many (too many) bundled games are trialware with play periods too short to evaluate the games.—Con: Though not larger than the 8525, this is still a large phone that’s a bit heavier than the 8525. Wired stereo headset, usually included with all HTC smartphones, isn’t included.”
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