Motorola Timeport P8167 Cell Phone

Pros: Great size. Great phone book menu
Cons: Expensive, antenna prone to breaking.

this phone is practically the same as the startec. Sprint service sucks (another topic) sometimes, but the phone itself is decent. Contrary to the previous poster about difficult phone book access. I like the icon driven phone #'s. This way, you can have...

Pros: Dual-mode, dual-band. Belt holster included. Attractive. Many features yet easy to use.
Cons: Antenna and finish not durable. Flip pivot point feels cheap.

Some Background First

I purchased a Samsung SCH-3500 phone before I started using Epinions, and when I started using it, I realized I hated everything about it. To be fair, I'll describe what I hated, so you'll know why you should...

Pros: Stylish, dependable, durable, a great phone
Cons: none

I used to have a Motorola V.8162 (the really tiny tiny one) and i like it for a couple of weeks. then it went crazy on me. Everything i could think of went wrong. My friend had a Timeport P8767 (with the three color screen) and she loved it. then,...

Pros: Well sized,versatile,and web capable. As good as any Startac.
Cons: Not much.

When I joined up with SprintPCS, the hardest thing I needed to decide was what phone to pick out. Eventually I settled on the Motorola Timeport. Why? It has all the stuff I need in a phone and none of the stuff I don't. First off, if anyone has a Startac...

Pros: Excellent voice clarity, good signal management, excellent battery life, slim AC adapter, includes wireless connection kit, stylish form factor
Cons: Not exactly user-friendly, steep learning curve, small menu buttons, flimsy antenna

I had wanted the Motorola Timeport cell phone for a long time. It's small, has long battery life, and comes with a wireless connection kit you can hook up to your Pocket PC or Palm or notebook computer. I was held back by the high price, but finally...

Pros: Extra features, small with good battery life
Cons: Could be seen as "gimmicky"

Having been very happy with my Startac, it was an easy choice to make the step up to the similar Motorola Timeport 8167. The Timeport is slightly larger and heavier than the StarTac, and in feature set is very similar to the new indiglo-backlit StarTac...

Pros: Web browsing, great looks
Cons: No built in games

I picked up the Motorola Timeport P8167 when it first came out. With its updated silver finish and indiglo screen, its definetly one sharp looking phone. The reception is great with this phone, the service provider "Clearnet" offers many...

Pros: lightweight, dual-band
Cons: recharging time

This phone packs a big punch in a small size. Its battery duration seems as though you can talk forever. Its light weight makes it seem as though you are not even carrying it. Its a dual-band phone meaning you can use it anywhere and in most places you...

Pros: Easy, Pretty, Useful
Cons: No Games

My boyfriend got me a Timeport for Valentines day. We did the special plan with Sprint. I first picked it out because it was silver. I am not a shallow person but I asssumed that all phones were pretty much the same so I chose it for the color.
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Pros: Dual Mode.
Cons: It needs just a little more.

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I have had cell coverage for what seems like forever, I am extremely committed to my provider. In the past two years I have had only two cell providers, Bell Atlantic (Verizon) and Sprint. I review those as well.

Now on...

Pros: tiny size, metallic look, motorola reliability
Cons: a little expensive

I thought long and hard before finally purchasing a TimePort P8167. It was expensive, listing at 299.99 with Sprint. But online I found it for 269 with free shipping and no taxes. Not a bad deal for a phone that comes with: a clip, cables for connecting...

Pros: Many WORKING features making it WELL worth the money.
Cons: Internet capability still in infancy stages but interesting.

The new Motorola Timeport is a quantum leap forward in cellphones from my perspective. Please indulge me with a somewhat lengthy introduction as to how I arrived at this startling conclusion.

I had carried a little black Motorola...

Pros: Lots of great features
Cons: Requires some set-up time

With so many cellular and PCS phones out there these days offering the latest and greatest bells and whistles, it's nice to find one that includes extra features that actually make your life easier and extend the use of your phone. I use the Timeport...

Pros: Reception, clarity/volume, sync mode, features
Cons: Still thinking for a real gripe.....

I recently purchased the P8167. I was nervous because I had so much luck with my Nokia 5160. However, I was displeased with AT&T's service so I decided to give Sprint a try (besides, I could get an employee rate with Sprint!!). I decided on the...

Pros: Small, user friendly, dual band, web browser
Cons: expensive to replace

I got this phone from Verizon Wireless with an annual contract for 80 bucks, however dont lose it, the replacement value is around 300 bucks. I have it forr 6 months, and it works great. It has time, backlite, phone memory, its dual band, it also has a...