Kyocera QCP 2760 Cell Phone

Pros: Is a compact size,Very clear sound,Ability to check email,Easy to use.
Cons: I have not found any.

I received the Qualcomm Cell Phone from something I entered on the Internet and I get the Qualcomm Cell Phone free for one month along with the service.

When I received the Qualcomm Cell Phone I read up on using it...

Pros: Great Features; Small Package; Reliable; Clear
Cons: No "Vibrate" Mode; Long Antenna

I purchased the Qualcomm QCP-2760 with a Sprint PCS Free and Clear Plan (this would apply to those who are wondering about reliability of connection).

The QCP-2760 "Thin Phone" is a feature-packed phone in a small package. At just...

Pros: Slim design makes it not too big
Cons: It's not the smallest thing you'll find, though

After spending about a year in a culture where every single person had a cell phone, I realized that I wanted one. No, I really didn't need one, I just wanted one. And so, a major telephone company came to school to "recruit" customers, and I...

Pros: size, weight, clarity, ease of use, durability
Cons: no vibrate

I recently changed jobs and for the first time was without a pager. Instead of purchasing a new one, I decided to get a cell phone instead. In short, I went with the Sprint PCS service and purchased two Qualcomm QCP-2760 phones for my wife and...

Pros: Light, small, durable, decent battery life
Cons: Tiny screen, out-dated WAP browser

The company I work for is developing a web service that supports WAP phones. To give our service a decent test, we bought two drastically different phones: The Qualcomm 2760 and a NeoPoint 1000.

The NeoPoint is almost a Palm with a phone...

Pros: Compact, Clear Connection, Economical (why spend $300 on a phone which is obsolete in one year), and good memory!
Cons: No Vibrating Ring, Keypad numbers are too small!

After recently acquiring the Qualcomm phone - I didn't know what to expect. I own stock and due to Sprint PCS limited selection - I choose the only Qualcomm they had available. I was very impressed with my economical purchase.

It is slim...

Pros: Clear sound, lightweight, very thin, strong signals
Cons: no vibrating ring, short battery life, charging cord has issues.

When I was looking for a cellphone, basically, the aesthetics didn't matter too much to me. I went to Circuit City, found a phone for under $100. I also wanted the phone to be dual band. Other than that, as long as it seemed easy to use, I was happy....

Pros: Size and durability.
Cons: It is the only thing that has been in my pants for a while.;

This is one thin phone. It is one of the few phones built to slide easily in and out of your pocket. There are smaller and lighter phones, but none that fit like the Qualcomm 2760.

I'll admit, it doesn't have the features that many phones...

Pros: Durable, flat profile, nice features, good battery life
Cons: Slightly large overall, non-interchangable battery

I purchased two of these phones for my business, and I've been extremely happy with the one I use personally. My sales manager has also been very happy with his phone.

The best feature so far has been that it's beer proof! I was sitting at...

Pros: Small, easy to use
Cons: battery life

I initially bought this phone from the Airtouch Cellular store because I picked it and could figure out to use all my most important features without having to consult a manual. The biggest one being the address book. Many other more expensive phone...

Pros: easy to program
Cons: echoing

When this phone is good, it is really really good! When this phone is bad it is really, really bad! The Qualcomm QCP2760 is a great phone - most of the time. The quality and crispness of the connection is usually very good. But sometimes, about 25...

Pros: Reception, Ease of use
Cons: Size, Reliability (lack thereof)

I got this phone as a gift to replace my old phone, the first StarTac that was made. This phone was a huge improvement, and it's satisfactory but I have a few complaints: (1) the battery life is not great, I often forget to turn it off over night and...

Pros: Weight and size, features, web enabled
Cons: NONE

Well it isn’t a Nokia, but for a Qualcomm, I must say that I love this little phone. My last cell phone was a Nokia, so I got used to the games, calendar, 40 different rings, etc. so when I traded in the Nokia for the brand new Qualcomm, I was at first a...

Pros: Small, easy to use, enough features for me
Cons: None that I've run into

I was forced to get an alternate phone when the entire phone system went down at my university. First I must say that having this phone has given me such freedom. I never feel like I should stay in and wait for a call. But this is a review on my...

Pros: Slim form factor, good sound quality, refined appearance, grown-up ringer tones
Cons: No vibrating/silent ringer, lame headphone adapter, no IR port, ambitious battery life claims

This phone is a low-profile alternative to the multitudes of Nokia handsets that everyone seems to have. The slender (it's not really small, but more on that later) form factor was a major draw, but there are other nice touches that make the Qualcomm a...