Kyocera QCP 2760 Cell Phone

Pros: Lightweight, fits in my back pocket
Cons: I'll tell you when I find one

No matter the level of which you need to communicate at, this compact dual band (both digital and analog) Qualcomm telephone is a perfect mix of cost and functionality. This telephone is not quite as compact as the Motorola StarTac, but at half the cost...

Pros: It's practical, solid, and have you seen those prices on eBay?
Cons: It's impossible to silence it without turning it off

The Qualcomm/Kyocera 2760 is rugged and has come in very handy for me, and since it can be picked up at most auction sites for right around $20.00 it's a pretty solid value. The only drawback to this bargain bin find is that it lacks certain flash in its...

Pros: Size, keypad, web access
Cons: No silent vibrating feature

I researched a lot of wireless phones before making my decision to buy the Qualcomm QCP-2760 thin phone. While there are other phones out there for similar prices that offer other features such as silent vibration and even games, this phone offers the...

Pros: Durable, easy to use, easy to hold between ear and shoulder
Cons: Doesn't last long when signal is weak.

I bought this phone about 10 months from SprintPCS store. It was the cheapest one at the time, but the reason I bought it was the design. I paid $80 for it and got $50 rebate back with a year contract.

Ease of use, smart buttons...

Pros: Price, sound quality, functionality, weight
Cons: Optional leather holster could be better

I actually have the Qualcomm QCP 1960, which I couldn't find listed in the Qualcomm product list. The QCP 1960 is identical in appearance as the QCP 2760. This is the best cellular phone I have owned. Period.

My company purchased my first one...

Pros: thin, light, sexy
Cons: no vibrate feature

I have now owned my QCP-2760 for over 4 months and still feel satisfied with this phone (as detailed in the text below). I have moved to the SF Bay Area of California, and the phone is performing quite well.

I used to have a bias against...

Pros: Overall it's tops
Cons: Still a little bigger than most new handsets, although definitely not among the thick ones

Over a period of a year, I tried all the major brands of cellphones in the market just for the heck of it. Which means I switched from one cellphone provider to another, from Fido, to Clearnet, to Bell Canada. My verdict: In terms of price, features,...

Pros: CLEAR
Cons: none

I bought this phone because a co-worker had the same one, and I tried it out and loved it. It came as part of my Sprint PCS package, and is SUPER clear. The auto-volume-adjust works great, so i don't have to keep adjusting the volume in noisy...

Pros: Sleek, Light, Features galore
Cons: Too many features to read up on.

The trim and sleek, QCP-2760 is so light I forget I'm carrying it, except if it's in my front pants pocket, which is amazing in itself. Could you imagine fitting a phone in your front pants pocket ten years ago? The reliability of this phone has been...

Pros: Light, Slim
Cons: Short batterly life confusing buttons

no roaming
no long distance
no land line ties
no tumor behind my ear
no need for diagnosis
it is not malignant.

no eyes
no nodding heads
no interesting, funny gestures
no tremor in the nervous hand
...

Pros: So many features in a cell phone at an affordable price
Cons: Doesn't have advanced features like voice activation, speaker phone etc.

I have purchased Qualcomm QCP2760 Cell phone last week. It is so cute and so good that I didn't look for other models available in the market. Dimensions are 5" X 2" X 1/2". With half an inch in thickness, it can easily fit in a short pocket.
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Pros: Slim, lightweight.
Cons: No vibrate feature.

I bought this phone when I first signed up with SprintPCS in June of 2000. I spotted this phone when I walked in the door. What caught my eye was the slimness. It's maybe 1/4 of an inch thick. After reading the specs to make sure it would suit my...

Pros: Low price, low weight, great layout
Cons: Retractable antenna

Having tried the Nokia 6185 before switching to the Qualcomm 2760, I can say that I much prefer the Qualcomm. Yes, the Nokia is hot and popular, yes, it has a lot of bells and whistles, but to me it doesn't have the design sense of the Qualcomm. In terms...

Pros: User Friendly
Cons: Doesn't have all the "bells and whistles" other phones have

7576200624/This phone is simple. Great for the technology challenged. Anyone can use this without a manual. On top of that, it has great clairity. That's basically it. Has great basic features, and user-friendly key pad, <you dont have to grow...

Pros: Thin Phone! Coverage Good In Sprint Areas
Cons: Pricey when you include accessories and Web, Battery Life, No Flip or Vibrator

Overall, I'm satisfied with my phone. Over the past few months, I have owned 4 phones on Sprint and 1 with Nextel. I purchased this phone at Circuit City after I look at the ToutchPoint and didn't like it. The most attractive feature of the phone is its...