Kyocera QCP 2760 Cell Phone

Pros: thin, awesome sound quality,low price, perfect!
Cons: battery life not as long as i would like

I first had the Samsung 3500, then a Nokia, then I had the Kyocera 2035. I basically just use the phone to talk, so why did I need to spend any more money when I can get everything I need in this little phone??

The biggest difference between...

Pros: Lightweight, easy to use
Cons: Shorter than advertised battery life

Best cell phone I've had so far; thin, light, real clear reception. Very easy to use. I keep mine in a leather case, and I love the feel of it. Only downfall is the shorter than mentioned battery time. I have the external battery for when I need it,...

Pros: Number Capacity, Price
Cons: Signal Strength, Sound Quality

Let me start off by saying that the qualcomm 2760 is worth its low price tag but overall, as an owner of this phone I am not impressed in the overall quality.

I have owned three cell phones over the years, from Sanyo, Nokia, and finally my...

Pros: lightweight
Cons: reading up on the features!

I needed a cell phone to have with me in case of emergencies. I went with this one because of its size and features. This phone is very compact and lightweight. I keep it in my purse, my husband keeps it in his daily planner!

Ours came...

Pros: easy navigation
Cons: battery life

Goods: very easy to manuever the menus and the phone book like all qualcomm handsets. the display is clear and somewhat larger than many handsets which makes web browsing easy. this handset also does away with the side wheel which has been found to fall...

Pros: Slim, rugged, easy to use. Excellent performer. Anti-hip styling. A bargain used or reconditioned.
Cons: Average battery life. Anti-hip styling.

I have come to appreciate the functional goodness of this phone and its accessories compared to much newer, feature bloated models I've tested. Reception is always hard to gauge accurately because it depends upon signal strength, but I have had relatively ...

Pros: The phone was practically free.
Cons: Cumbersome to use at times.

QUALCOMM, the pioneers of CDMA technology unveiled this phone last year. It was the 2760 model. The model itself is quite stylish and well built. Here are the neat features:

1. Very sleek
2. Web enabled
3. Phone can work over 3...

Pros: solid design, recharges quick
Cons: easy to accidentally make a call

I've had my QCP-2760 for about nine months now and am very pleased with its performance. I usually have it strapped to my side all day while working in a somewhat harsh environment. I work in a brewery so the environment that the phone sees is usually...

Pros: Clarity, Durability, Standby battery life.
Cons: No vibrate mode

I bought a Qualcomm QPC-2760 in June of 2000 and I have used it for about six months now. In the time that I have owned the phone, I have averaged about 1000 minutes a month talking on it. Additionally, I have bought Qualcomm QPC-2760 Phones for...

Pros: Thin and light. Good sound quality. Dual Band. Battery built in!
Cons: Wireless Web function is very hard to use. No built in headset jack.

This phone is thin. That means it slips into a pants pocket and you hardly notice it is there. The sound quality is good. The volume can be very loud if you like it that way.

This is a basic phone. You get all the basic options, such as...

Pros: adequate battery life; easy to use
Cons: short on features; not exactly the coolest phone to carry

If you want a phone that is just a phone, this phone's for you. Short on features, but long on battery life and volume, this is a great first phone or a great phone for people who aren't gadget freaks.

The 2760's strongest feature is it's...

Pros: great size and talk time
Cons: not the most attractive

Qualcomm, who was bought out by Kyocera, has made a flat phone. This neat little phone fits nicely in to your purse, shirt pocket, or even back pocket, and leaves no embarrasing bulges. The phone itself is less than an inch thick, and about 6...

Pros: none
Cons: many

I purchased this product to replace an older Samsung that had signal strength problems. I have had very good service from several other Qualcomm models. I decided to try this model on the advice of a Sprint employee. It appeared to have good...

Pros: Small, simple, easy to use
Cons: Very strong magnet in ear piece, difficult headset

A word of caution when buying this phone.

Just by chance, I had my Qualcomm (now owned by Kyocera) QCP 2760 cell phone (which I purchased in December of 2000 from Qwest Communications) in my purse along with some bobby pins (I usually keep my...

Pros: Light, easy, good quality, cheap, good display
Cons: Sometimes unclear (may be service though), bit big compared to new models

I'll be brief:

Good phone for the price. I got 2 rebates for it and ended up paying 40 for it in late 1999, which is a steal.

It is light as hell, but compared with new phones, it is a bit big as amazing as that sounds. The flip...