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...

Pros: Small, clear, nice features.
Cons: None

I recently bought a StarTac 7760 after much pestering from friends and relatives. All I can say is that I should have bought one a long time ago. This phone is very clear and I have never missed a call (at least I don't know of ever missing a call)....

Pros: Size, Weight, Looks, Earpeice jack
Cons: Expensive, Reliability (lifespan), Memory, antenna, ringtones

I have been a Motorola support for over 15 years - from the brick to the chunky flip to the startac. Only once have I strayed and used a Nokia that I got as a gift...and boy did it make me realize that Motorola is not as ahead of the game as they used...

Pros: Tiny, lightweight, intuitive
Cons: Antenna is a gimmick, buttons awkward for large fingers

Motorola's Digital StarTac is a great innovation, in a rapidly changing cellular phone market. It is easy to use, intuitive, and the VibraCall silent alert is one of the best features. No more embarassing ringing during visits to the movies,...

Pros: Small size (cute)
Cons: Nothing extraordinary here

I've been a cell phone user since 1994 and have owned many different models. The StarTac stands out in only one aspect. The phone is small.

Other than the size, I find nothing amazing or special about this phone.

The StarTac...

Pros: usability, design, features
Cons: antenna, price, temptation to wear belt holster

When all is said and done, you're either a flip-phone person or you're not. It's kind of like preferring cats to dogs -- it's not very hard to figure out where you stand. If you are one of the pour souls who misses the appeal of flip-open phones,...

Pros: small, light weight, affordable
Cons: NONE

Package Content Options,the StarTac phone comes equipped with a standard battery and an AC adapter to get you up and running. An exciting line of accessory options,now with the little bittie phone, and lighter than ever.

I purchased my...

Pros: Good sound , pocketable and lots of accessories
Cons: A little larger and heavier than the Startac

I spent the last 2 years trying to decide which flip phone to buy. I'm sure that part of the wait was to see if the price of these phones would ever drop.

I spoke with several customer service reps before buying, just to see if there were...

Pros: Small, light, clear display
Cons: Easily breakable, especially the antenna and lid

I have owned the StarTAC for only less than a year now and am unhappy about the quality of the phone. I already had to get the phone replaced once. The shell of the phone can easily crack under normal usage and the antenna tip easily bends and breaks...

Pros: Small, light, solid body.
Cons: Breakable antenna, speaker problems, battery life

This is my second opinion on this phone which I have had for about a year and a half now. My other opinion still holds true in it's description and praise for some of the features of the StarTAC 7760, but my overall evaluation of the product has changed...

Pros: Great styling, Battery life, Feature, LCD Screen
Cons: Antenna can break, should have more ringer tones

I got a black 800MHz CDMA StarTAC 7760 for use at work, and used it for about 8 months. I have also used a number of other phones and technologies, such as Qualcomm, Nokia, and Motorola iDEN phones.

I find the StarTAC to be a great phone,...

Pros: easy to hold
Cons: terrible reception

I think you people should ask somebody who owns one of theese babbys if it is really a good phone!Someone in my family bought one of these phones and
he isnt to happy with it.He tells me that when ever he is in his truck
the reception is...

Pros: Flexibility, large data entry, and all the software features you would need
Cons: Reception lacks in certain places unlike other phones.

Approximately 6 months ago I purchased the Motorola StarTac 7760. If you like
simplicity and flexibility then this is the phone for you. The phone itself contains major
features such as voice-mail, and numeric messaging that can be adjusted...

Pros: Size, style, reception
Cons: Antenna, not intuitive, caller ID functions

I traded up to this phone from perhaps one of the largest: the Qualcomm 2700, so just the sheer reduction in bulk made me a happy camper right off the bat. This phone is still incredibly small and light even when compared to newer models.

I...

Pros: Its a perfect size, and it crystal clear!!!
Cons: cant think of any..

The Motorola StarTAC is a great cell phone to buy. It have many amazing features and has crystal clear reseption. I am a owner of the Motorola StarTac cell phone and i love it. It has had little to no problems as far a cell phones go and it has come...

Pros: Size, features, quality
Cons: price

The Motorola StarTac is the most expensive phone I have seen on the market today. You can get a phone from most service providers, when you sign up for their service, for one third the cost of the StarTac. For this reason, many would think that you...

Pros: great reception, conveniently lightweight
Cons: not as user-friendly as other phones

I bought this product to replace my bulky old Sony phone. The absolute greatest thing about my StarTAC is its portability. The worst thing is probably the short battery life, especially in comparison to at least the newer Nokia phones (e.g. 6000 series)....

Pros: Compact, Lightweight
Cons: Short battery life, no alpha display

When I was first looking to purchase a cell phone, I had basically no idea what kind to buy. I wanted a model that was inexpensive and provided good service. I am not a hardcore mobile phone user. I use my phone mainly on the weekends and for...

Pros: Small size, solid construction, feature rich, good service..
Cons: Have to flip to view CallerID, address book editing somewhat cumbersome.

There are a variety of StarTAC models now available, the one I currently have is a StarTAC ST7760 and I'll use that as the basis of this product review, while trying to remain cognizant of basic concerns of cell phone users and address some general pros...

Pros: Light-weight, durable and lots of features.
Cons: cost.

I have had a lot of cell phones and up until recently have been very dissapointed in them. Some can not be carried in your purse because it's as heavy as carrying a brick. When my phone would ring, I would have to dig through my purse (because it was...

Pros: Clear, Small, Simple
Cons: Expensive?

I highly recommend purchasing this cellular phone. I have one myself and it works like a charm. The digital service comes through crystal clear and the battery time on these is unbelievable, u can charge it while u sleep and you'll never have a problem...

Pros: size, battery, signal strength
Cons: menu application though not as difficult as the nokia

The StarTac 7760 for the Sprint PCS service.. short and simple info.. A great phone for veteran cellular users. Somewhat difficult to get familiarized to for newbies. The Lithium-Ion battery lasts you much longer then you will have to worry about. If...

Pros: light-weight, very small
Cons: Overpriced, doesn't feel durable

I'm thinking about my purchase of my StarTac in August 1999 as premature. It sucks when you find out that your brother bought essentially the same phone for aboutt half of what you paid for it ($250, including tax + S/H).

The phone itself is...

Pros: Size and Clarity
Cons: None

The Motorola StarTac is the best cellular phone that I have ever used. I have no complaints and have never been told of any problems on the other end of the phone call. I would recommend this phone to anyone and everyone. I have gone from cellular...

Pros: compact size, long-lasting battery
Cons: price

I have had several different cell phones over the past few years. At first, it was to keep in the car in case of emergency, but it slowly became something I wanted to keep with me when away from home so I could always be reached, or make calls should I...

Pros: Compact design
Cons: Battery power

I bought this phone because of its compact size and usability. I commend Motorola on both these fronts. For the first 5-6 months of owning the phone, I would say that I was 100% satisfied with the phone. However, I am becoming increasingly less...

Pros: Sturdy, compact, and long life
Cons: Need to flip cover to use caller ID

The Motorola is a good sturdy phone. I found that it is durable and provides good reception. It has a "real" long life for the lithium battery, as it claims. Other phones have claims of long battery life, but this one lives up to it's claims...

Pros: Small, so you'll carry it all the time
Cons: Pricey

A few months back, I replaced my larger cell phone with a StarTac. At the time, I chose the StarTac for its cool factor. But since then, I've been surprised to see that a littler phone is in fact more useful. Since buying the StarTac, I've made...

Pros: lightweight,battery life,features
Cons: durability

I have owned A 7760 for about 6 months now. Before I had A startac 7760 I had A startac 6500 that I did not like so I was kind of unsure about buying another but as soon as I used my 7760 I knew I had made the right decision. The 7760 has excellent...

Pros: Light, good audio on CDMA systems
Cons: Pricey accessories if you buy genuine Motorola

I have the Startac 7760 which I use on Bell Atlantic's CDMA service extensively thoughout Connecticut. I also have a Nokia 6120 that I use on SNET's TDMA service. I find the audio quality on the Startac on Bell Atlantic to be much better (less...

Pros: size, backlight, vibracall, phone book
Cons: flip sometimes inconvenient, buttons hard to push

I am truly one of the pickiest people on this planet. I can never find anything I like, but after three months of searching for a cellular phone that could meet my standards, I have finally found one... the Motorola Startac 7760. This phone has so many...

Pros: Small size, large viewing area
Cons: Short battery time, worrisome static electric shocks

I've had my Star Tac for 4 months and am generally happy with it. I bought it for a couple reasons.

First, it is small enough to fit in my front pocket. When I was deciding which phone to buy, I was leaning toward a larger, less expensive...

Pros: size, weight, ease of use
Cons: none

The Motorola StarTac 7760 is a great phone. If you are looking for a digital/analog phone this is one for you. The address book is easy use and enter numbers and names.

Sprint is now using a newer version of this with their PCS network....

Pros: small and lightweight
Cons: difficult to program and use

I've been using Motorola phones for years and this is my second StarTac. Motorola should have learned by now how to design the software for a digital phone. Yes, its small and battery life is good. But the software is incredibly difficult to learn and...

Pros: Small, light
Cons: Possibly more breakable than other phones, bad luck with my phone!

After about a year of having no phone line of my own and only a pager for people to get a hold of me, I finally decided to buy a cellular phone. I was hesitant to get the StarTac at first because of the cost and the contract, but after having a crystal...

Pros: small and light, cute, tough as nails. dont have to baby this one, todays prices.
Cons: battery efficiency, no silent ring, exposed antenna tip, lack of colors to choose from.

I got this phone when it first came out and was the coolest phone on the block at the time. I paid several hundred dollars new. OK the good first, First off is the size, a very small and flat phone that can fit just about anywhere, It would fit comfor ...

Pros: Thin, clear sounds, and feature-full!
Cons: Battery is sometimes unreliable

"What do you mean I can leave it in my pocket during dinner-what's the point?", is probably the most asked question StarTAC sales representatives hear when describing the features of the 7760. No doubt they lose many customers who feel the...

Pros: Long Standby and Talk Times, Easy To Use, Lots Of Features
Cons: Antenna is too Soft, Easily bent

I have used and owned quite a few cellular phones. Technology never ceases to amaze me. I have owned the best of the best and the worst also. I recently switched from my Nokia 6160 to the StarTAC 7760. Mainly the reason was because of the reception...

Pros: Lighweight and small
Cons: Need to understand the features (instruction manual)

The Motorola StarTAC 7760 offers the user a great deal of capabilities. The feature that I like the most is the lightweight and small size of the cellular phone. This is ideal of transportation purposes, and carrying purposes. I was amazed when I first...

Pros: Small & Lightweight
Cons: Bad reception, not user friendly

I just got the new Star Tac for work and I don't think I like it much.
First of all, the phone is Way expensive. It has come down in the last few months but it still remains a bit out of reach for most people. The reception I have found in both...

Pros: Reliability, Clarity, Convenience, Convenience, Convenience
Cons: None

I've had cellular phones since 1989 and this phone is what cellular always promised to be- reliable as a hammer and small as a pager!

I struggled through the early years with 2 pound analog phones that were unreliable and too big to carry....

Pros: Small, foldable, pleasant aesthetics, easily used
Cons: Aerial can break off, messaging and phonebook poorly implemented, range problems

The Motorola StarTac model that I picked up is a nifty little machine, but a number of problems, specifically with messaging and fragility have raised some major concerns with me. The first thing one notices about this phone is its size - it's real...

Pros: compact, reliable, a lot of features and options, relatively cheap.
Cons: short talk and standby times, only one type of ringer.

The Motorolla Startac 7760 is quite an amazing phone. It is very compact and small in size and very conveniently fits into ones pocket. It with-holds a variety of features such as caller id, call waiting Voice mail etc. It is very surprising for a phone...

Pros: Small, light, and easy to hide
Cons: Hight price of phone and accessories

I used to work as the telecommunications manager for a 1600 person organization, so our Bell Atlantic sales rep would use us for a test bed. One of the perks was a StarTac of my own.

One of the first things most people notice is its size....

Pros: Size, excellent audio clarity, accessory compatibilty with other StarTAC products, good battery performance.
Cons: Antenna can get snagged on clothing.

Being a "die-hard" Motorola user for the past few years (after using NEC, Nokia, Oki and Mitsubishi while doing Cellular Sales), making the progression from a DPC550 "flip phone" (5yrs ago) to a StarTAC 6000e (3yrs ago) and now to the StarTAC ST7760,...

Pros: excellent phone
Cons: expensive

I recently purchased the startac moblie phone. I thought I never would... It seemed to me like the phone was terribly overrated. I was wrong. The phone is fabulous. There are many reasons why I love this phone so much.. First of, Its size is great.....

Pros: small, vibrate function, indestructible
Cons: breakable antenna, digital service

Seriously though, I bought this phone three years ago and before that I had always thought about how simple and inexpensive it would be to add a silent vibrate function to a phone. I mean you can get a pager for 3 bucks a month! When they came out with...

Pros: Size and Quality
Cons: Battery Life

I purchased this phone over one year ago. It has served me well.

Let me start out with the cons...

The battery...I do not spend much time on the phone and I notice that I have to charge it approximately once every two days. I...

Pros: Great reception/reliability, good talk time, chaulk full of features...
Cons: Steep price, small buttons, could be easy to loose if you're not careful...

I've had my StarTac ST7760 for quite some time now, I've upgraded from the Nokia 6185 (Sprint PCS), to the StarTac (MCI WorldCom, and it was the best choice I've ever made. The StarTac drops calls 90% less than the Nokia, and its small size makes it...

Pros: Lightweight, reliable, remarkably sturdy ...
Cons: Poor software controls, but ... who wants to program a hundred calls...

I must confess I left my first StarTac several years ago. I was still in my digital youth and craved like the worst crack addict, the "latest and greatest." Every feature, promised feature, and 'sort of' works feature (Samsung's Voice Recognition...

Pros: Size
Cons: Never works

I bought this product originally because of its size. It is the easiest phone to carry and comes with a handy holster which makes it easy to attach to a belt or pants.

I would say that the functionality stops there. I had to return this...

Pros: Small, lightweight, secure clamshell design.
Cons: Difficult keypad, outrageous vibrate feature, weak battery-life

I had this phone for more than a year until I switched wireless plans and was forced to buy a new phone, the Ericsson LX588. While I am quite satisfied with the Ericsson, the Motorola StarTAC still stands out as one of the best phones out there. The...

Pros: Small, vibrate feature
Cons: Hard to scroll through options, loading numbers is tedious

On the surface, this phone seems great. It's small and... well... small, but for a young person who is on the go and wants something easy to use, this is not the phone.
My biggest problem with this phone is it is hard to save and organize my...

Pros: Sexy, Features
Cons: Bad Reception

I bought the Motorola StarTAC 7760 because I wanted a small, sexy dual-mode phone. In the store I was assured that despite its size, it had the best reception available. I love this phone when I'm in the city where there is a strong signal available....

Pros: Love The Internet Access!
Cons: Needs to have games on it!

Well The New StarTAC phone is the coolest phone Motorola has put out in a long time. The features on this phone are overwhelming. I mean it has your noraml caller id, but also gives you access to the internet and e-mail. I mean the voice mail is great...

Pros: Not heavy,great for busy people.
Cons: You think you do not have it with you because it is very light.

I think that the StarTAC 7760 is great model.I like this product because it is small,long life battery and a great thing to use while in a meeting. The 7760 is not too much and it is just right for people who need a small phone.I think people who are not...

Pros: Compact, Great Display, Ergonomic Design
Cons: Nice speed dial button, but not as good as the sony wheel

I purchased this phone about a year ago. I already had a StarTAC Analog phone and wanted to switch to digital but still wanted the same small design.

The phone has held up beautifully in it's year of constant use in my service. I keep in my...

Pros: great sound. i can hear every shriek of my mother's voice
Cons: you'll lose it. I know you will. Not a guy phone

On my sisters 17th birthday, she received this cell phone as a gift. And after further investigations i have determined it "too small." This phone is just too friggin' small. I'm no heavyweight, but i've had a hard time getting my numbers...

Pros: light weight, lots of options, user friendly
Cons: none that come to mind

The Motorola 7760 is the best buy for you buck. Not only is it tiny, but the sound is as good as a land line. I love the feature of analog AND digital, works wherever you go. The signal was strong, now matter where I've used it. Love the ring,...

Pros: Teeny tiny
Cons: A bit more expensive

If you want the best phone on the market today, get the StarTac. Nothing compares, and it's worth the extra money in the long run.

This phone is so small I often find myself slipping it in my pants pocket. The features make life a little...

Pros: reliable, good sound quality, good style
Cons: Only black color, no other color choices

I have been using Motorola 7760 for over a year. It's been very reliable. The sound quality is superb. The battery is reliable too. I'm a big fan of "flip" phones, and I really appreciate the concept of folding up a phone. What a great...

Pros: Size, Quality of sound when fully charged
Cons: Phone Layout, Ring Volume, Difficult to hold, No internet cabilities

I have owned my Star Tac for nearly 5 months. Overall, the sound quality when the battery is fully charged is absolutely terrific. However, there is a three level scale for the battery, and once it reaches two, you start to experience some...

Pros: small and cool!
Cons: keys are teensy tiny!!

NOKIA or STARTAC??

That is the question--I must say, I went with the 7760 for its ultra-small size and crystal clear clarity. Although it's not the cheapest phone on the market, its battery life and size alone make it worth the money. My only...

Pros: Looks Sleek, compact, very portable
Cons: Boring color, no personality, hard to read screen...needs INDIGLO

I bought this product for :
Looks
Portability
Digital (I used to have an analog Star Tac)

Its a nice phone however its lacking a better viewing screen with INDIGLO blue back lite.

The battery life on this phone is...

Pros: Great Phone!
Cons: Afraid to loose it

I have the Motorola Star Tac Cell phone and I paid $600! And i am not sure if it was worth all the money! I mean it is an exclent cell phone and all but if you have fat fingers i dont thing that you should get this phone! :) Not to be mean or any thing...

Pros: Size and quality casing
Cons: Antenna gets bent all the time

You ask, antenna? Yep, the antenna sucks. I've gone thru 2 Startacs and this is my 3rd one. First of all, the antenna is constantly getting bent because it never fully retracts so when you put the phone in your pocket it had a tendency to bend....

Pros: Slim, Cool, Great Features, Extra Piggyback Battery
Cons: Occassional Cut offs if not in digital area. Will not show voice mail warning on screen if not in digital zone

I work in the media and I travel a lot and have to do a lot of crazy hours. I needed a phone that will be light yet have a hood battery life
and provide me with caller id plus voice mail.
I am very pleased with the Motorola 7760 because it's...

Pros: image, numerous features
Cons: battery life, durability

Occasionally in the march of technological progress, the people are led astray and find themselves marching off a cliff. This darling of the silicon valley digerati is, typically, more hype than substance.

I originally bought this phone three...

Pros: size, weight, style
Cons: small buttons

The StarTAC 7760 is just another great product produced by motorola. It is the most stylish phone on the market, while also being the more full featured and functional. Countless accessories are also available for the full line of StarTAC phones. The...

Pros: Size, battery life, dual mode
Cons: weak transmitter

Once upon a time the only cell phone you were exposed to were large car mounted or transportable 3 watt phones, or .6 watt bulky handhelds. Now we have very tiny phones like the motorola startac, we've come along way.

Digital svc has its...

Pros: Lots of good features
Cons: Problems with the flex in the flip

First, I'm a cellular neophyte; second I've been servicing Motorola 2 way products for 25 years. My 2 way experience tends to make me expect more from a Motorola product, but my first experience with cellular via the 7760 has left me in doubt. But for...

Pros: small, easy to use
Cons: none

The Motorola Startacs are great little phones. They have good reception (of course, this also depends on you carrier) and are easy to use.
The 7760 is definitely worth the money. It is so lightweight that I often forget that I have it on me (kind...

Pros: Small Size, Convenience
Cons: Dependability

I purchased this product because of the StarTac's small size and light weight. The 7760 certainly did not disappoint on this front. However, I did encounter mechanical difficulties relatively soon after my purchase of this phone -- perhaps because it...

Pros: Small size, great sound, very good reception
Cons: Tiny buttons

The Motorola StarTac dual-mode phones are some of the best around. They are small enough to carry in a pocket, yet pack a battery that lasts quite a while. The phone is so convenient to carry around that you find yourself putting it in your coat or...

Pros: size and convenience
Cons: location of antenna

If convenience and size interest you in a cell phone, the Star Tac 7760 is for you. It fits easily in your shirt or pants pocket. It also has a very unique and simple to use holder to put on your belt or clip on your purse. The phone key board lights...

Pros: Excellent Reception
Cons: Will Break

This phone has great reception and it is wearable. It also includes the vibrating function. Other than that, it was a nightmare. From the day I got it, it the flip was flimsy. I was forced to get a new phone after 2 months because at that time it was...

Pros: Compact, lots of features
Cons: short battery life

I like the compact size of this phone; it fits easily into a pocket. The display is also a positive feature, neither too small nor too large. The phone has many useful features, but the most useful option is the silent-vibrating mode, allowing you to...

Pros: see review
Cons: see review

The StarTAC7760 is a good, reliable phone. It gives you one of the smallest phones in the market with the
trendy StarTAC look. My overall experience is satisfactory.

The Pros:
- Dual Mode : Works in digital CDMA and also in Analog...

Pros: Compact, lightweight, ergonomic
Cons: Menu hierarchy takes some getting used to and battery recharging is a minor hassle

I REALLY like my StarTAC digital phone. Got it from Bell Atlantic. Before that I had an Ericsson that looked like a big box and people used to tease me when I wore it on my belt. Also, the system I was using previously kept "cutting out" in...

Pros: good clarity, compact, light-weight, solid features
Cons: expensive, not very durable

My guess is if you’re reading my review, you want me to give you ten reasons why you should or should not buy the Motorola StarTAC ST7760. Hold on to your hat, cause by the time you’re finished, you'll know whether or not you’re getting this one. Okay,...

Pros: small, compact, pager-like with holder
Cons: gets too hot, drops calls without warning

i like this star tac because of its lightness, durability, clarity and easy-to-use features however...
i have had to utilize the rapid replacement service at least 6 times secondary to problems with dropping calls, each and every time i made or...

Pros: convenient size, light weight
Cons: battery life could be better

Prior phone was a Nokia and I thought that I would not like this Startac, but the phone really has turned out to be great. It is smaller than my previous Nokia and very light weight. The thumb control to dial the selected number is a great feature....

Pros: Size, clarity, ease of use
Cons: Battery life

Being a long time cell phone user I welcomed the advent of the digital phone. Boy was I surprised. I've used Nokia's, Ericcsons, Sony and Qualcomms all with the same result I was greatly disappointed. I've used all of the services with the same result. I...

Pros: compact , good sound
Cons: breakable, annoying to flip

When I first bought this phone my main objective was to have the best looking phone out of all my friends since most of them have Nokia 5180 or 6180. I still think that the starTAC is better looking and more compact but it is much more flimsy and...

Pros: Size, portability
Cons: small screen, not easy to use

I recieved my Startac as a gift and I really like it for its size and portability. It is really easy to carry around and sometimes I forget I have the phone with me. It has been very durable as I have dropped it a number of times and it keeps on ticking....

Pros: Style, Great Service
Cons: Small size not suggested for rural areas.

The new Motorola StarTAC 7860 is a delight when you lay eyes on it. I bought two. When I flipped open the first one I almost had a heart attack--it made a slight clicking sound when opening and closing--and because the phone is so weightless and...

Pros: light, small, convenient,
Cons: antenna it delicate, might miss calls if you open the phone too much

I have had almost every different type of phone and every service there is in New York. There is absolutely no phone in the world like the Star Tac. I must say that this is the best thing for anyone who like to be in contact with everyone always. It...

Pros: Super reliable, and light. Low EMF ratings.
Cons: How many times do I have to get this antenna replaced??

This is a good phone. The buttons are small, but by programming you frequently called numbers in the phonebook... who hits the buttons?

SprintPCS service with this phone provides great clarity. It's light, and can fit in a pocket anywhere....

Pros: ADORABLE, TINY, DOESN'T WEIGH MUCH
Cons: EASY TO LOSE, VERY DELICATE, TINY DIAL PAD AND EXPENSIVE

My husband and I went phone shopping, but one look at the adorable & portable Startac and my husband fell in love with it. We were told that we were getting a real bargain "THAT DAY" by paying ONLY $200.00 for the phone. It took 2 hours...

Pros: Phone is small and very stylish
Cons: Phone is unreliable, battery has problems and the antenna breaks easily

Let me say that I am very disappointed in this product. My husband is in advertising and travels a bit. We really needed a cell phone that was reliable. We bought the Motorola Startac because we were told it was the top of the line. We have had...

Pros: Small, very good phone
Cons: some problems, reception

Maybe it's just my phone, and the people that I have talked to that own this phone, but I have had my phone for about 1 year now, and when I first got it, it was the best phone that I had ever seen, and I paid around 190.00 Canadian for it with a 1 year...

Pros: Range, clarity and size
Cons: Battery could last longer

I bought this phone on the salesman recommendation. It was small and it had all the features that I wanted. My previous phone was too big too fit into a pocket. I've had the phone for 8 months now and by far its the best phone on the market.Its small...

Pros: Small and light
Cons: Antenna keeps breaking

Love my star Tac the best cell phone I have ever owned. My husband and I both have one and it is great. The only problem we have is that our antenna's keep breaking off. So bad my husbands is stuck inside. I like the fact that we have caller id and...

Pros: A great durable phone, light, and with great features.
Cons: Could have a little more battery power.

These days we are all on the run. Big business salesman are on their cell phones constantly, using thousands of minutes monthly. Times are changing, people are demanding more, the technology is advancing, and are expectations are rising.
The...

Pros: portability, compact, easy to use
Cons: short battery life, poor clarity

I got my StarTac free just for signing up with a provider for a year. I'm glad it was free.

What I DO like about this phone is that it is a flip-phone and compact and can fit in my pocket with ease. It's dual-band, digital, and easy to...

Pros: good sleak looking, light, small portable.
Cons: low battery life, breaks easily, inconvience with the antana, high priced, low reception. no timer.

Althought a lot of American consumers know motorola, other people from asia and europe aren't as really familiar with it. You want to know why right? well heres why, even though the cell phone may look good, light and portable, It has...

Pros: looks nice
Cons: cheap, not well designed

This phone might look nice but it broke on me the 2 months after I bought it. The battery would not be charged after drained. I had the 1 year warranty, so I sent it to them and told them to fix it. When they got it, they said that they do not cover...

Pros: Size, Weight, Dual Mode
Cons: Poor reception, out of date

Overall great phone for size, weight, and feel.

Unfortunately it sometimes lacks the power to send and recieve signals inside buildings.

Battery life is good lasting for a few days when not in use and for over 3 hours when in use....

Pros: Very low radiation
Cons: fragile cell phone

I'm currently have a StarTAC and they are very cool to carry around, if you are the type of person like me who cares about health on cell phone this is for you, since Motorola is one of the company that will make cell phone with the lowest radiation...

Pros: small and light, good performance
Cons: fragile antenna and unit,limited battery

I acquired this model in 3/99. It has performed very well but does have a few irritating problems. Talk time is alarmingly limited it seems to me. Also it is rather fragile. The antenna design is moronic because it is very delicate. The tip of mine...