Pros: -Clarity -Build Quality
Cons: -Lack of Advanced Featuers

Wow what can I say about this phone that hasn’t already been said already. I have had it since 2003 and it is still as clear as ever. That’s 4 years! It seems my friends are replacing theirs every 6 months, true much do to their own causing. The new ...

Pros: Small size, ease of use, clear controls
Cons: Smallish buttons, three-bar battery level display

I bought this phone after I dropped my 5-year-old Nokia 282 flip phone. It was $125 through TracFone, and was just about to go out of production when I got it in July of this year. What amazed me right off the bat was how much smaller it was than the ...

Pros: Tough little phone. Easy to hear conversations. Good voice quality.
Cons: Cingular could never make it work dependably to receive incoming calls.

Tough little phone. I had to hit it _three times_ with a hammer to be sure it could not frustrate me any more! I'm pretty sure it was defective from day-one, but I could never verify that. I bought it from Best Buy for $150. Of course when it ...

Pros: Compact, sleek, attractive, loud ring
Cons: No color display, vibrates so hard it is audible, annoying menus, no GSM support

I purchased the Motorola v60t in the spring of last year because I wanted a newer phone with some frills, and my Nokia 3360 (see my review on the 3360) just wasn't cutting it for me anymore. The first thing ...

Pros: Long battery life, easy to use, excellent size.
Cons: Basic menus, no color, may be expensive without cell plan.

The Motorola V60t phone is offered through service with AT&T. The phone is tri-mode and has basic features. This may be a plus for many users since the interface is simple and useful. The phone has a silver covering and flips open. I guess many people ...

Pros: Battery life, signal reception, PCS messaging, address book, voice recognition
Cons: Ring tones, WAP, LCD screen

Found my motorola phone to have great battery life, voice recognition, and it works well with PCS an ...

Pros: Can take a bit of abuse, looks VERY professional
Cons: Warranty Replacements dont work Drops calls often,LOTS OF STATIC

To be honest I loved this phone when I first got it, i did. Bought 3 of them for my family. Moms ...

Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing

I can't emphasize enough how much this phone sucks. I will now list all of the reasons I feel this way.
1. This phone sucks because the antenna breaks off in a stiff breeze. I have had this phone for about 8 months and have gone through about 10...

Pros: EVERYTHING
Cons: NONE

Well, it was finally time to say goodbye to Sprint. I loved the selection of Sprint phones, but the price and reception simply weren't working for me anymore. I loved my Samsung, but it was time for a phone that I would be able to use almost anywhere. So...

Pros: External Caller ID Screen Voice Activated Dialing Excellent Battery Life Daily Planner Thin Design
Cons: Price No Downloadable Programs No Games

I will definately say this, the Motorola V60t, caught my eye from my Cellular phone provider CINGULAR WIRELESS. What didn't catch my eye was that I had to caugh up $250 for the phone. Its a really nice phone, has a few useful features. Such as a date...

Pros: Nice features, flip convenience, strong reception.
Cons: No web or GSM, no useful keyboard lock, hard to change rings. Antenna can break!

Like many users I came to the V60t after using a series of Nokia phones. IMO, Nokia still has an edge in menus and logic, but the V60t is close and offers great performance and convenience.

First is the flip-phone design, which is the reason...

Pros: Very small, sturdy, and feature filled
Cons: Features may not make up for high price

To start, THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST LOOKING AND FEELING PHONE I HAVE EVER HELD! Motorola's new V60t is the top of the line phone currently offered by At&t Wireless. As such, they are also charging a top of the line price. At $200, the V60t is priced at...

Pros: Looks great, small
Cons: Antenna Breaks easy, lousy reception

I like my phone in my pocket, not on the belt. I have broken the antenna twice, then threw the phone away. Not as good of reception as my previous Nokia. The antenna problem seems to be widespread as motorola had to set up a special service center to...

Pros: The Motorola V60t is compact and sleek.
Cons: I find the V60t a little confusing and difficult to use.

I have only had the V60t for a few weeks and I am already having a difficult time justifying the price. While the size of the phone is certainly a convenience and the sound clarity is good, I fail to see what is so special about this particular product....

Pros: Sharp, tiny, great ergonomics, packed with features, BETTER ANTENNA
Cons: Priced a bit high, but now well within reason, lacks advanced PDA features

Everyone who's ever read my Motorla wireless reviews has to realize that I'm a big fan of Motorola...While the wireless handset market has certainly gotten ultra competitive, (and hence, some incredibly capable little phones are being introduced to...