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Despite combining two devices, the Touch Cruise was still able to sport a small and thin profile. The device's stainless steel and black finish gives the unit a classic appeal, with only a handful of important buttons present for ease of use.
The 2.8-inch screen is clear and bright, with users being able to see upcoming events, photos, and videos in a single glance. Right below the screen are four buttons (call begin, call end, GPS button, and Internet Explorer button) as well as a navigation wheel used mostly for browsing through the unit's main and sub menus.
A volume adjustment slider and a voice command button can be found on the left side of the phone, while a microSD card slot, a dedicated camera button, and a stylus compartment can be found on its right side. HTC has also included two cameras on the Cruise: a 3-megapixel camera that can be used to take simple shots, and a second camera above the screen for video calls.
