Motorola V3620 Cell Phone

Pros: Good service and features for an analog phone.
Cons: Too small to comfortably use, durability problems.

If you need of an analog cellular phone and are only three feet tall, then you may have a viable option in Motorola’s Vader V3620. The flagship of Motorola’s analog line, the V3620 is ultimately the tiniest phone that I have had an opportunity to...

Pros: goes anywhere
Cons: doesn't have good rings

I needed a new cell phone because whenever I went out I either had to carry our other one around or have that tacky clip on my belt. It wasn't a large phone but I'm not a large gal either. So we went to the cell store and I saw the cutest tiniest...

Pros: Size, Weight and features
Cons: Holster, practice dialing with the hard plastic buttons

I needed to buy a new cellular as my StarTac 6000 keypad had gone out. So, I bought a Motorola Vader 3620. A couple of things steered me towards this phone:

1) I am disabled and do not have much strength, so the Vader being so small and light...

Pros: Small, light, extremely sturdy and well-designed
Cons: Poorly designed antenna should be replaced

I was persuaded to buy a cell phone about three years ago when a change in job responsibilities dictated that I be "on call". Given the choices, a cell phone made more sense to me than a pager. I had originally bought a StarTAC for a couple of...

Pros: smallest, lightest, feature rich, longest continuous talk time due to swap feature
Cons: the belt clip sucks. where it backwards on your belt to keep from losing the phone

This is the best phone I've ever had but that comes with a price. There are phones that connect to the web, phones that play tetris and phones with 50 different rings. This phone only pretends to be a phone and does an excellent job. It has the most...

Pros: Size, Capabilities, Coolness
Cons: Price

After using the Startac for a few years, I was wondering what Motorola would come up with next. I just bought the newest "V" phone, silver tri-mode and full featured. I love the fact that it can vibrate than ring, so when I lose it I can hear...

Pros: Size, Screen, Sound, Alarm and Internet Browser
Cons: Price, Dualmode But Not Trimode

Folks: First of all, I'm a dedicated consumer to Verizon Wireless. Nothing beats them. With that said, my wife and I own the Motorola StarTac 7868 (Trimode/Dualband) and the V8160 (Dualmode/Dualband). We use the 7868 for calling outside of our...

Pros: The best small analog phone on the market.
Cons: Out of production. Now stuck with digital.

I have owned two Motorola v3620 Vader’s. Both survived unreasonable abuse for about 18 months each. The best feature has to be its size. I clip the holster onto my Camelback shoulder strap and ride with it on my shoulder on my mountain bike. It is so...

Pros: Features, Features, Features
Cons: Too small, Poor volume

My husband bought a vader for me when they first arrived on the market. Being in the business, we always wanted the newest, hottest thing. I did not like the vader at all. I will give credit where due by saying that the features are great...99 number...

Pros: Unbelievably small and light, Vibrate Feature, Nice readout, Good build quality
Cons: Flimsy Feel, Hard to navigate software, Flimsy antenna, small hard to use controls/buttons

Nice little phone if size and weight are your primary objectives. This phone is no larger than an average sized pager. It has some surprising features considering it's size but is lacking in some I have grown accustom to. It has a vibrate feature (my...

Pros: Size
Cons: I can't think of any

Hi Guys,

I recently purchased this handset & find this to be the smallest handset I have ever used. Altough this is a little over-priced in compaision to other handsets which are available in the market but at the same time I did not feel...

Pros: VERY CLEAR!!
Cons: NO CONS!!!!!!

This is the best cell phone that I have ever had by far. I got this phone right when it came out and I have no regrets. This phone is not digital but is 100times as clear as any digital phone. This phone is just as clear as a land line. That is one...

Pros: compact size
Cons: easy to lose

I feel that this phone is one of the best analog phones on the market. It is very compact and fits well in the palm of your hand. It is very comfortable especially when it has the auxillary battery installed. This battery seems to give it not only double...

Pros: Size, Battery Life, Audio Quality
Cons: None

When the StarTac came out a few years ago we all thought that it would be the smallest phone ever marketed. Wrong. Now there is the Vader (v3620)! I carried a StarTac for about two years and marvelled at the ease of keeping it with me all the time....

Pros: very portable, plenty of features, recording capabilities.
Cons: small size limits involved technology.

I have had the the Motorola "Vader" for six months now, and from my experience it has been a very reliable phone. What drew my attention to this specific model was its amazingly tiny size, which is roughly the size of a Plenty-Pack of gum (4.2...