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by arktc , Jan 07 '04
Pros: long battery life, good features Cons: can't send text messages, old
It may be several years old at this point, but this phone still does everything I need it to do. The reception is pretty good, even in places where the towers are further between. If you lose digital service in a rural area, the analog reception is still ...
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by rach100284 , Jul 17 '02
Pros: Small, easy to use Cons: Only 9, boring, ringtones. Cannot download more. Poor battery.
The Startac is not a BAD phone, however I don't think I would recommend it purely due to the fact that you can get a better phone for a lower cost. It has good features, everything you need and nothing more. Caller ID, voicemail, text messaging, Internet...
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by clawsnoel , Sep 10 '02
Pros: Unbreakable. Easy to use. Comfortable. Sync ability. Cons: None.
My first phone was an Ericsson. My second phone was a Nokia. Finally I purchased a StarTAC 7860. I owned it for 2 years. I am a technician and often found myself dropping my cell phone because a ladder or some other object would push the phone off my...
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by reengler , Nov 15 '01
Pros: Small, light, flexible settings Cons: Fragile antenna
I bought this phone when I switched carriers. Reception and clarity are much better than with my previous (Ericsson) phone, but that might be a combination of carrier and phone. I have noticed clarity improvements when my wife has switched from our...
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by ten55 , Jul 03 '01
Pros: Lightweight, nice visual display, menus are easy to navigate. Cons: Fragile, bad design on the antenna (constantly breaks), and expensive.
I have had my share of cell phones with Verizon wireless, and I have tried numerous brands: Nokia, Samsung, Audiovox and Motorola.
The Motorola StarTac phone is small, and has many nice features: nice phonebook layout, nice clear display,...
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by fmstar , Oct 08 '00
Pros: Folds up, loud ringer & it vibrates. Cons: Haven't found any problems yet.
I recently purchased this phone and use Alltel for service. My teenage son is on a traveling Soccer Team (all over FL) and my husband drives over the road & we can keep in touch with each other wherever we are. I am glad I purchased this phone. ...
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by oo1pik11 , Aug 05 '00
Pros: size, flip Cons: Cheap plastic which gives, including the flip; CHEAP Build qaulity
I purchased a Startac 7868 on July 17, 2000. The phone was a problem from the time I first turned it on. The display would dim constantly and the phones power would flicker off and on(this is because the battery and the phone itself had a huge gap when...
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by jskoehler , Jun 20 '01
Pros: Easy to program Cons: Feature overload
We have two 7868W cellular phones which replaced much older analog only models. The principal purpose to the upgrade was to be able to use the phones with a Vox2 base station that connects cellular phones to "landline phones" (i.e. you can use your home...
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by dougroch , Oct 06 '02
Pros: well designed, easy to use Cons: some parts especially the antenna break often.
All in all this is a great cell phone. It is very light and is generally easy to use, especially with one hand while doing something else simultaneously via the 3 buttons on the side of the phone. The menus are easy to navigate after the initial trial...
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by jasonbopp , Oct 23 '00
Pros: Very sleek and small. LOADS of features! Cons: I have yet to be disappointed in this cell phone.
I recently upgraded my last cell phone (The StarTac 6500) to the newer versions. The new StarTac cell phones are fantastic! I very rarely miss incoming phone calls, and outgoing calls are very clear.
Size: The StarTacs are very small. Put...
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by acidpixie , Nov 27 '00
Pros: great phone. has tons of features Cons: My web is broken for now, but that is verizons fault, not the phone.
I received this phone as a gift from a friend, with Verizon wireless as my carrier. At first i was intimidated by the phone, because of all of the hoo-ha's and doo dads this little puppy does. But after I read the product manual, i felt as if I was the...
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by carolp , Sep 23 '01
Pros: Very small, long-lasting battery, pretty good reception Cons: Features not as user-friendly as could be
First let me emphasize that I got the digital one -- I have heard from many people that the analog StarTac is aweful. I have been in analog only areas, and my phone was pretty much useless there.
I've been pretty happy with this little phone....
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by GRPaul349 , Feb 27 '01
Pros: small, good reception, loads of features Cons: poor antenna, poor design
I was issued a Motorla StarTac phone at work, so it was free.
I do like this phone, but there are just too many things that annoy me about it.
#1. The antenna : It's small, easily broken and gets in the way. How much of a difference...
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by kanakafarian , Jul 14 '01
Pros: small, lightweight, easy to read display, long battery life, very durable Cons: no calander/appointment feature, no alarm
After owning the StarTac for about a year now, I can honestly say that this is the best mobile phone that I have owned. Very comfortable and lightweight with easy to read display. The battery life on a phone this size is amazing. I use the phone a lot...
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by jrisberg , Sep 09 '01
Pros: Dual band, very small, lots of third-party accessories Cons: Jutting antenna, screen too small for web browsing
From the outside the StarTacs sold today look exactly like they have for years -- and that's generally good. They fit nicely into a pocket (even the ubiquitous Nokia 5100 series is significantly thicker), they can't accidentally dial in your pocket (also...
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