--- product_id: 432313 title: "Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld" price: "S/.932" currency: PEN in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.pe/products/432313-palm-tungsten-e2-handheld store_origin: PE region: Peru --- # 32MB flash memory + expandable 320x320 vibrant touchscreen Built-in Bluetooth wireless Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld **Price:** S/.932 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🚀 Stay ahead, stay connected — the Palm Tungsten E2 is your pocket powerhouse! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld - **How much does it cost?** S/.932 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/432313-palm-tungsten-e2-handheld) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **All-in-One Mobile Office:** Create, edit, and review Word, Excel, PDF, and PowerPoint files anywhere—your portable boardroom. - • **Seamless Bluetooth Connectivity:** Cut the cords and sync effortlessly with phones, laptops, and printers—work wireless, stay untethered. - • **Vivid 320x320 Color Touchscreen:** Experience sharp visuals with over 65,000 colors for crystal-clear productivity on the go. - • **Robust 32MB Memory with Expansion:** Store your essential docs and media securely, plus expand storage with SD/SDIO/MultiMedia cards. - • **Unmatched Durability & Battery Life:** Rugged design and long-lasting power keep you productive through every hustle and adventure. ## Overview The Palm Tungsten E2 handheld is a compact, durable PDA featuring a vibrant 320x320 transflective color touchscreen, built-in Bluetooth for wireless syncing, and 32MB of internal flash memory expandable via SD cards. It supports editing and viewing of key office documents (Word, Excel, PDF, PowerPoint) and offers reliable calendar, contact, and task management with advanced reminders. Designed for professionals on the move, it combines productivity, media playback, and rugged portability in one sleek device. ## Description The juggling act of modern life gets easier with a smart, versatile and reliable friend like this stylish Tungsten E2 handheld from PalmOne. Manage your calendar, contacts, documents, presentations, photos and videos with welcome clarity thanks to a brighter, richer color screen. With 32MB of built-in flash memory your data is safe even when you don't have time to recharge. Bluetooth technology gives you wireless freedom to work on the go. View and edit spreadsheets and word processing documents and easily sync your calendar and contacts from Outlook. But, we know what all-work-and-no-play does to Jack. Once your work is done, crank up some tunes because the E2 plays your digital music files too! Imported. 3-1/10Hx4-3/4Wx3/5D". Review: A Writer-Teacher's take - I would like to offer a somewhat different perspective on this product. I am not a business person; my thinking and needs are very different from a business person's. I am a reader, writer, teacher. Moreover, I am a very disorganized person. I thought maybe if I had a device that could centralize all the various elements of my life effectively, I could have some peace of mind. I have never owned an electronic tool of this sort. After reading and investigation on various brands, I chose this one. I have to say, it is one of the easiest electronic tools I have ever used. I didn't buy it for the bluetooth capability, so I can't speak to that. But it is a wonderfully easy and handy tool for keeping apointments straight and having contact information handy anywhere. Reading through the description of the E2, I was initially afraid that I would have to buy Microsoft Outlook in order to be able to have a calendar and appointment capability, but this is not true. The CD that comes with the E2 has those features--and many more--on it. As a writer, I appreciate the "Documents to go" feature. It is so easy to transfer Word documents to the Palm, and I have put several of my favorite poems on it. I have also bought a little keyboard to go with my Palm so that I can work on poems/stories while away. It is so much more compact than my laptop (and I have the smallest laptop that Dell ever made). It probably wouldn't be a good choice for writing the "Great American Novel" on, but for capturing those ideas that just can't wait, and when your brain is working faster than you can write by hand, this is a great device. I write a lot when I travel. I can also put my lecture-PowerPoints on the device so that I can review them anywhere. Finally, with expansion cards, you can also carry music, photos, and video with you. I do have a 60GB iPod, but, frankly, I am reluctant to carry it with me on some of my more rugged road/boat trips. And, as much as I love my iPod, I still find putting photos on it to be a confusing process. (I am not that technically savvy.) But the E2 works like a dream; simply drag and drop the photos, music, video that you want and there it is! The E2 also has a small speaker which works surprising well and I use it for listening to poems. A headphone jack allows for a richer experience for listening to music. The only downside is that the E2 doesn't have much memory and the expansion cards can be expensive. But I've decided the expense is worth it because now I can carry so many of my precious documents with me in once device which is fairly rugged (at least compared to the iPod which does not have the more stable flash drive that the E2 does). So I can use my iPod to store ALL of my music, to plug into my home speakers, and to take on short, easy adventures. But the E2 can go with me practically everywhere. The E2 is small, light, fast, easy to use. I really, really like it. Review: They are simply indispensible - The best at what they do! - I have had Palm devices since they first came out. I currently have a desktop PC, 2 laptops, and 2 iPads. I have tried to get away from the Tungsten 2E for for years but NOTHING does what they do nearly a well as they do it. They are clearly the best appointment, calendar, contact list around. You will never be late for an appointment again. No iPad app on my $600 dollar iPad will quickly setup a repeating appointment in a complex manner like: the the 2nd Sunday every other month. No app will start to notify me with a beep 1 day, 1 week, 1 hour, or minute before the appointment or task and continue to beep me every 5 or ten minutes until I acknowledge it and either silence it with one touch or put it on snooze to remind me again. Such a system is only good if you keep it with you, so you have it as soon as you commit to a new task and enter it immediately. The Tungsten can always be in a shirt pocket or purse my iPad cannot be. If you forget it, when you finally retrieve it, there it is beeping every 5 minutes for your appointment. No iPad app will do that. It has a great "To do list" with priority rankings, great software so you can enter everything with a keyboard and sync it to your Tungsten. If you ever run over it with a car, get another, re-sync it and never miss a beat. This brings me to durability. I have dropped then hundreds of times and always cringe but never did more than scuff them up. I have dropped one into a storm drain grate, washed them in a front loader with laundry, dropped one in my Lilly pond and salvaged them all after drying them out. One I warped with too much heat because I got impatient and forgot to go back and check on it while drying it out. I was still able to hot sync it and buy another. They have great battery life. If I was going out of town for less than a week, I never took my charger. I could go on and on but I will jump to the limited short-comings. The Cons: They are older technology so less ebooks and less sharing of data, no surfing the internet, no email, etc. They have one notorious flaw where the touch screen can get so out of whack that you cannot calibrate it. This does not happen often. When it does just let it run down by running some function non-stop, then recharge it. ## Features - 320x320 Transflective TFT color display with touchscreen, supports more than 65,000 colors - Built-in Bluetooth technology for connecting to compatible wireless devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, and printers - Powerful, yet affordable, with 32 MB of memory (26 MB actual storage capacity) - Create and edit Word, Excel, Adobe PDF, and PowerPoint compatible files - Supports SD, SDIO and MultiMediaCard expansion-cards to add extra memory, features or content ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #461,297 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #64 in Handhelds & PDAs | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 608 Reviews | ## Images ![Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81QBieVJZ9L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does it work with a desktop that is dual core running Windows 7?** A: I have the home version of Windows 7 on my laptop. I've been successful syncing my Tungsten E2 on it. My 3rd party program Documents To Go, also works, but MS Outlook 2010 doesn't sync the e-mail messages. (That isn't because of Windows 7.) **Q: Is there going to be a patch for upgrade to Windows 8?** A: There will not be any upgrades for the Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld. The company that made them closed there doors in 2005. The E2 works great with Windows XP, and it's a miracle you were able to sync it with Windows 7, But 8 and higher no way. I loved my Palm Handheld, and hated when I had to give it up. I even learned and perfected writing on the screen. Now my iPhone does everything my Palm did, and is much faster. **Q: is it compatible with windows xp** A: Don't know, but I'd guess 'yes' as it has been around as long as XP has! I have it on Windows 7 and it's great! **Q: does the E2 handheld sync with Windows 10??** A: YES! My husband connected my 15 year old device very easily with Windows 10. Now my old Tungsten is flaking out with a mostly blank screen so I'm buying a new one. SO glad they still make these handhelds! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Writer-Teacher's take *by T***S on April 7, 2007* I would like to offer a somewhat different perspective on this product. I am not a business person; my thinking and needs are very different from a business person's. I am a reader, writer, teacher. Moreover, I am a very disorganized person. I thought maybe if I had a device that could centralize all the various elements of my life effectively, I could have some peace of mind. I have never owned an electronic tool of this sort. After reading and investigation on various brands, I chose this one. I have to say, it is one of the easiest electronic tools I have ever used. I didn't buy it for the bluetooth capability, so I can't speak to that. But it is a wonderfully easy and handy tool for keeping apointments straight and having contact information handy anywhere. Reading through the description of the E2, I was initially afraid that I would have to buy Microsoft Outlook in order to be able to have a calendar and appointment capability, but this is not true. The CD that comes with the E2 has those features--and many more--on it. As a writer, I appreciate the "Documents to go" feature. It is so easy to transfer Word documents to the Palm, and I have put several of my favorite poems on it. I have also bought a little keyboard to go with my Palm so that I can work on poems/stories while away. It is so much more compact than my laptop (and I have the smallest laptop that Dell ever made). It probably wouldn't be a good choice for writing the "Great American Novel" on, but for capturing those ideas that just can't wait, and when your brain is working faster than you can write by hand, this is a great device. I write a lot when I travel. I can also put my lecture-PowerPoints on the device so that I can review them anywhere. Finally, with expansion cards, you can also carry music, photos, and video with you. I do have a 60GB iPod, but, frankly, I am reluctant to carry it with me on some of my more rugged road/boat trips. And, as much as I love my iPod, I still find putting photos on it to be a confusing process. (I am not that technically savvy.) But the E2 works like a dream; simply drag and drop the photos, music, video that you want and there it is! The E2 also has a small speaker which works surprising well and I use it for listening to poems. A headphone jack allows for a richer experience for listening to music. The only downside is that the E2 doesn't have much memory and the expansion cards can be expensive. But I've decided the expense is worth it because now I can carry so many of my precious documents with me in once device which is fairly rugged (at least compared to the iPod which does not have the more stable flash drive that the E2 does). So I can use my iPod to store ALL of my music, to plug into my home speakers, and to take on short, easy adventures. But the E2 can go with me practically everywhere. The E2 is small, light, fast, easy to use. I really, really like it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ They are simply indispensible - The best at what they do! *by H***K on April 13, 2013* I have had Palm devices since they first came out. I currently have a desktop PC, 2 laptops, and 2 iPads. I have tried to get away from the Tungsten 2E for for years but NOTHING does what they do nearly a well as they do it. They are clearly the best appointment, calendar, contact list around. You will never be late for an appointment again. No iPad app on my $600 dollar iPad will quickly setup a repeating appointment in a complex manner like: the the 2nd Sunday every other month. No app will start to notify me with a beep 1 day, 1 week, 1 hour, or minute before the appointment or task and continue to beep me every 5 or ten minutes until I acknowledge it and either silence it with one touch or put it on snooze to remind me again. Such a system is only good if you keep it with you, so you have it as soon as you commit to a new task and enter it immediately. The Tungsten can always be in a shirt pocket or purse my iPad cannot be. If you forget it, when you finally retrieve it, there it is beeping every 5 minutes for your appointment. No iPad app will do that. It has a great "To do list" with priority rankings, great software so you can enter everything with a keyboard and sync it to your Tungsten. If you ever run over it with a car, get another, re-sync it and never miss a beat. This brings me to durability. I have dropped then hundreds of times and always cringe but never did more than scuff them up. I have dropped one into a storm drain grate, washed them in a front loader with laundry, dropped one in my Lilly pond and salvaged them all after drying them out. One I warped with too much heat because I got impatient and forgot to go back and check on it while drying it out. I was still able to hot sync it and buy another. They have great battery life. If I was going out of town for less than a week, I never took my charger. I could go on and on but I will jump to the limited short-comings. The Cons: They are older technology so less ebooks and less sharing of data, no surfing the internet, no email, etc. They have one notorious flaw where the touch screen can get so out of whack that you cannot calibrate it. This does not happen often. When it does just let it run down by running some function non-stop, then recharge it. ### ⭐ Screen stops working after warrantee expires *by D***D on February 8, 2006* DO NOT BUY Palm was mediocre, but workable at first. Pros were that it had a nice screen (at first) and good battery life. CONS-aside from the fact it resets itself several times per day, the screen stopped working shortly after buying it. It was unreadable, with multicolored stripes through the screen. They also will not ship you a replacement in advance unless you pay an extra $40 (if you bought a palm to manage your schedule, chances are you can't wait several weeks to mail it in, have it repaired, and get it back, right?). After getting the repair, a few months passed, the warranty expired, and the screen broke again. This time it stopped working all together. Palm wanted over $100 to repair it (a month out of warranty). The repair was more than 1/2 the cost of just buying a new one! Since I did not plan on buying a new version of a model that broke twice and had horrible customer service, I looked for help in the Palm online forums at their website. Searching for help with "Tungsten E2 won't turn on" I found out many other users have the same problem. So far, around 90 other posts by people with the same problem. BOTTOM LINE: Palm has a defect in its product, but has horrible customer support and will not acknowledge it. So a flaw in its production may cost you over $100 for a repair. True, most people won't have the same problem, but would you buy a car from a company that covered up it's defects and made the consumer pay for it rather than fixing it? ## Frequently Bought Together - Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld - HQRP Replacement Battery Palm Tungsten E2 PDA + Screwdriver + HQRP Universal Screen Protector --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pe/products/432313-palm-tungsten-e2-handheld](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/432313-palm-tungsten-e2-handheld) --- *Product available on Desertcart Peru* *Store origin: PE* *Last updated: 2026-04-23*