Pros: small
Cons: poor user interface

When I originally signed up for cellular service, I received a big honkin' Nokia as a free phone with my GTE account. It was easy to use but HUGE. I wanted a mobile phone...not a portable one. I wanted something that would fit in my pocket without...

Pros: tons of features, excellent reception, small, light, sleek design
Cons: hard to find your way through the extensive list of menus

You cannot go wrong with this phone! The StarTAC ST7760 is easily one of the finest cell phones on the market and probably the best choice for under $200. I owned a StarTAC ST7760 for two years before I sold it to buy the slightly more advanced (and...

Pros: Lightweight, portability, small size
Cons: Price

The Motorola StarTAC 7760 has to be one of the best innovative phones produced and marketed today. It is packed with dozens of features and coupled with a quality digital carrier, not many other phones can touch it for the price.

What I like...

Pros: Small enough to put in the breast pocket. Slick look and feel. I love the backlit display.
Cons: I have to charge it every night if I keep it on.

As a person who travels 5 days a week, I've become a fan of StarTAC's solely based on the size and weight. I usually slip it in my breast pocket and forget about it.

I had the last generation Nokia and decided that I wanted a smaller phone...

Pros: Size, CDMA capabilty, Vibracall feature
Cons: reception

With cellular phones and service becoming such a thriving market these days, purchasing a cellular phone can almost be like buying a car. With so many different styles, types, names, and models it can be quite a task when choosing which one to buy....

Pros: compact and easy to use
Cons: small buttons

My husband and I both own Star Tac 7760s, and we love them. We decided on the Star Tac because it's very compact. In addition, the spouse wanted a phone he could use in the subway tunnel, and this was it.

I especially like the fact that it's...

Pros: Long battery life, excellent voice quality
Cons: Small screen, easy to lose.

If you're looking for a small, light, reliable PCS-capable phone that has long battery life, well, look no further. The Startac is what you need. There is little fault I can find with this phone and, despite that there are some phones that do more, I...

Pros: Small, High Quality Sound, Tons of Features
Cons: Cannot Talk on Phone While it is in a Case

The Motorola StarTac 7860 packs a whole lot into a small package!!

I decided to upgrade from my standard cellular phone to a digital one as a result of a mailing I received from Bell Atlantic. They were offering the StarTac 7860 as a...

Pros: Small..Black...No More
Cons: EVERYTHING ELSE...easily breaks

I wanted to place this hunk of junk under a table leg to even things out, but was afraid it would somehow devalue the table.

I initially bought this craze item phone because I was in the market for a cellular phone, and I was able to get one...

Pros: Size and weight are remarkable without a major sacrifice in features, Less radiation
Cons: Price, Poor User Interface (Difficult to use)

The fact of the matter is that the network you are on is more important than the phone you have. So if the CDMA network in your area is not good then don't even consider this phone.

If there is a quality CDMA provider in your area and your...

Pros: Size, Weight, Dual Mode, Ergonomically Designed BEST for Lowest Radiation of all phones on market
Cons: Outdated Technology. 800MHz is too old.

When the startac first came out, it was probably the best and most desirable "gadget" that a person could have. In its debut, Motorola actually charged $1600 US Dollars for this phone!! That was only 4 years ago!

Since then, the...

Pros: Slim, compact design, easy to use, vibrate instead of/in addition to ring, flip-phone style
Cons: Antenna may break off after extremely heavy usage

I originally bought this phone because of it's nice, small size, but many of the other features were important, as well. I love the fact that I can wear it on my belt and keep it with me 24x7. The vibrate feature is also wonderful - I really hate it...

Pros: Long talk time, very light weight, "wearable"
Cons: User interface not intuitive

Motorola's Digital StarTac cell phone is the first in the line of "wearable" phones, that is, phones small enough that you can wear them without really noticing that you have a phone on you. The phone is small enough to be put into your pocket...

Pros: Lightweight, low radiation, good digital quality.
Cons: Swaps to analog and drops calls

I have been fighting getting a cell phone for a long time now. Too expensive, calling plans too confusing and just in general had a bad feeling about them. On the other hand I love gadgets so I kinda wanted one.

Well a deal came up and I...

Pros: Dual mode, Compact, LCD screen
Cons: No games or fancy ringers like the Nokia

What do you consider in getting the best possible value for your cell phone? Top on my list is compactness, reliability, and readability.

Motorola has met these three factors. The one I use I got from Radio Shack for $150 including tax. It's...