Pros: Mine was free, lightweight Cons: Would never stay charged, see review
We always knew I needed a cell phone, but were never pressed to get me one. Once I became pregnant, my husband grew worried about the 40 minute one way commute I had to work and back. We went to our local US Cellular store, and got a package deal. ...
Pros: Small, Light, Easy To Use, Not Much Static Cons: Low Battery Life, Antenna Too Flimsy, Outdated
Way back during Christmas of 1999 I received my very first cell phone from my Grandfather. Being a teen in today's world, I've grown up with instant gratification and fast-paced technology, so I figured it was the right time to catch up with the times,...
Pros: Inexpensive, Easy to Use, Plenty of Basic Functions Cons: Tiny Buttons, Difficult to Adjust to Readout
In Olden Times
In the early 1990's my sister and I went to the grocery store to pick up a few things for a dinner at her house. Not surprisingly it was crowded Saturday in late spring. In the middle of the store my sister could not remember...
Pros: Lightweight and compact, clear reception Cons: Battery life could use improvement, display letters are odd
When my husband and I upgraded our mobile phones, we were unsure of what to buy. We knew we each wanted a “flip” phone, but didn’t know which one. We had it narrowed down to the StarTAC 3000 and the Nokia 282. We decided to get one of each!
Pros: Small, easy to use, and some nice features. Cons: Sometimes the signal is off, and you'd need to mess around with the phone.
Ever so handy, ever so small, the Motorola StarTac is on the ball. Wireless comes in all shapes and sizes, and this handy little number is one small machine that's great. With the StarTac, you have multiple features such as locking your phone whenever...
I recently bought this StarTAC phone from an electronics store offering the phone free w/2 yrs. airtime purchase. Soon after, I realized that this was the worst investment of a cell phone that I could have ever done!
Pros: Price, very small, auto answer/end calls with flip, well made, easy to read/understand manual Cons: Low battery life, not as many features as higher-end analog, feels funny in hand at first
Motorola's slogan for the StarTac, the "Wearable Telephone" is not far from the truth. While it lacks the ability to change the color of its cover, like the Nokia 5190, it comes with a holder that has a clip on it, so you can attach it to your...
I got the Star Tac 3000 because at the time the company that had them offered what I thought was a great deal. They offered the Star Tac 3000 free with free nights and weekends for the life of the contract which I chose 3 years.
I purchased my Startac cell phone a year ago and have been very satisfied with it. It has been helpful for me when I am in the car or out where I cannot get to a phone. It is a small one that folds up and can carry in pocket or purse without taking up...
Pros: small size, load of features Cons: short battery life
My job requires me to be out on construction sites where there are no easy access to phones. Phone messages I get in the office are relayed to me via a two-way radio, but it still made me look for a public phone miles away to return urgent calls. This...
Holster: Motorola Startac for Cellular Phone Holster for Motorola Startac Cellular Phone. Accessing your phone is easier than ever with one of these plastic clip-on phone holsters. These hols...
Motorola StarTac NiMH Aux Steel Battery motorola snn4926 auxiliary slim nickel metal hydride steel batteryis designed & manufactured by motorola for the motorola startac/ star-tac/ 6500/ 776...
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