Pros: Reception, voice clarity, size and it just plain looks good!
Cons: so-so battery life.

I have owned a few cell phones, Nokia 8260, 6162, Motorola Startac 7797 and Ericksson 677, and with out a doubt Motorola V60t outshines them all.

First, and in my opinion, most importantly, the reception is great, better than the Nokia 8260,...

Pros: Very small and lightweight phone! Great features, ease of use.
Cons: antenna, price

I purchased this phone off of eBay to use with my Verizon wireless account. I chose the V60 because ...

Pros: Size, Battery life, outside flip display
Cons: Large belt clip

After almost a year and a half with my Motorola TalkAbout Cell Phone, it was time for a new phone. I wanted good battery life, flip styling and of course to look cool. The Motorola V60 was my choice after reading the reviews and seeing it around town....

Pros: Size, features, sleek design, external caller ID.
Cons: Price, flimsy antenna.

After having my motorola v120c for about a year, I got bored with it and decided it was time to take things up a notch. I went searching for a new phone, and fell in love with the motorola v60c. The only thing that turned me away was the high cost. Sure,...

Pros: Size, looks, features, intelligent design.
Cons: Heart-stopping price if bought without service

I bought the Motorola v.60t (same as the v.60c, except for use on TDMA networks) to replace my Startac 7797. Primary considerations for me were that it be a flip phone. I often receive unintended phone calls from my friends who have candy-bar style...

Pros: PIM style phone book, Password protection
Cons: Sound quality, No Caller Groups, T9 text entry is bothersome,

One of the things that are a given in life is that technology is continuously improving and that last year's best will usually be bettered in a short period of time.

Given this absolute, I was eager to give the new Motorola V60 a try. I have...

Pros: Looks,Small, Sleek, Light Wieght, good battery life, and Durable
Cons: Antenna

Introduction This is the first and not last motorola phone i will have. Previously i have had a nokia the long stick one, a nokia 3360, and a samsung a310. This is an awsome phone looks features and its small and light weight. Signal ...

Pros: Stylish, compact, easy to use, and VERY durable
Cons: No web access, weak owners guide

While recently changing plans and carriers, I was offered the V60 for a much lower price than the one on the label. I decided to go ahead spend the extra money, and get a taste of the good life. It was the best decision I could have made. While being...

Pros: Looks, Very Light
Cons: sound quality, phonebook, backlighting, belt holster, battery life

I have been waiting for the V60c to drop from it's $400 price tag for some time, so when I walked into a Verizon store and saw it for $200, I plunked down my credit card and grabbed one...replacing my faithful StarTAC. Well, was I disappointed!! First...

Pros: Size, caller id on outside, overall nice looking phone
Cons: Price, features/cost, belt clip, antenna, flip-hard to open

Let me start off by saying that it took 3 trys to get a phone that was actually functioning properly. The first phone had a bad external display, and on the second, the display would go blank on outside and inside after being open for about 5 mins and I...

Pros: Great sound, improved reception, easy to use, very cool, Data capable
Cons: weird belt clip, short battery life, pricey

** Note - I'm using the V.60t model for TDMA systems such as AT&T wireless **

Background
I've been a somewhat dissatisfied customer of AT&T for a while. I've had several phone models ranging from the Nokia models to every...

Pros: Excellent Sound Clarity, Powerful Antenna, Stylish
Cons: Inconvenient External Antenna, Extremely Fragile

After having a horrible experience with Sprint PCS, I finally broke away from their ever-extending contract and switched to Verizon Wireless. When switching over, I found that the Motorolla v60c had JUST come out. Being the techno-junkie that I am, I...

Pros: Size,battery life,comfort,ease of use,style,weight.
Cons: Price,have to open phone to answer it.

Having had a cell phone since the late 80's, this one is going to be the best yet. I have tried Mitsubishi,Nokia and Ericsson. I have always wanted a Motorola flip-phone. The V60 fits the bill nicely. I have found it easy to use, the battery life is more...

Pros: ultracompact and durable
Cons: small display, high priced

The v60C is a follow up to Nokia 8800 series. It follows up model V8160. The casing is a rugged aluminum piece. It has an external LCD and looks stylish compared to other phones in this class. The casing is scratch resistant. The antenna is sturdy...

Pros: Lightweight, very mobile, and fairly simple to use.
Cons: Menu does provide relatively difficult learning cost in comparison with similar models. Cost.

I've completed a 6 month evaluation of the Motorola V60c, and am generally impressed. The phone is very small, and easy to use without sacrificing display size or other options. It has a standard green display, with black text which can be used either as...