Qualcomm QCP-2700 Cell Phone

Pros: Great clarity, several menu options to select
Cons: bulky size, menu can be someone difficult to program at times

My husband and I purchased the Qualcomm CDMA Digital PCS and Analog Cellular Phone a year ago. We selected this brand because it is fairly easy to use and has several unique features available. The QCP-27000 offers a four-line text for messages....

Pros: Reliable.
Cons: The wheel to use the menus is annoying, phone heats up FAST.

My experience with the QCP-2700 isn't a good one, and maybe part of that stems from the fact that the only time I'm using this phone is when I have it as part of weekend tech support.

But, I end up having to be on the darn thing enough that I...

Pros: Sturdy, reliable, cheap
Cons: Bulky, unfashionable

I've used a Qualcomm 2700 for a year and it hasn't let me down. It isn't one of the prettiest phones around, especially as newer and smaller models keep coming out, but it's cheap ($99) and reliable. It's comparatively bulky and doesn't really fit into a...

Pros: Good clarity, robust, good battery life, functional
Cons: Ugly-looking, heavy, lack-of-cool-features

Is it a brick? Is it a missile? Nah, it's the Qualcomm QCP 2700 - the functional but ugly cell phone.

When I was shopping around for a cell-phone that was compatible with Sprint PCS's nationwide digital service (euphemism for metropolitan area...

Pros: Strong, Clear Digital Signal. Easy to use
Cons: Phone is bulky, has quality and durability problems

The Qualcomm QCP-2700 is a phone that has been out awhile. The large design (by todays dual analog band phone standards) may make the phone look ungainly and ugly, but the real problem with ti seem to lay at the heart of the phone - it’s fit, finish and...

Pros: reliable, durable, easy to use, adequate battery
Cons: bulky and somewhat heavy

I've been using the Qualcomm 2700 for a year and a half now, and the bottom line is: it's a decent phone. It's a dual-band that can usually connect and keep the signal and rather clear conversation going in digital area, while is still capable to perform...

Pros: Durability, dial feature, big screen.
Cons: Size, dials by itself.

My Qualcomm 2700 may not be the cutest phone out there, but it gets the job done.

Admittedly I've only had it for two months, but I've had only a few minor problems with it. The worst problem I've had isn't even due to the phone itself....

Pros: good features at a good price
Cons: 12-month life span (4 phones)

My wife and I purchased QCP-2700 phones from Sprint in February, 1999. A friend from work also purchased a QCP-2700 at the same time for his wife. The phones appeared to be an excellent value at the time, as they were selling at a promotional price of...

Pros: No one will accuse you of trying to be cell-phone chiq, dual band, dependable
Cons: Big, low on features by current standards

A tank was the best analogy I could think of for this phone. It's no-frills, functional, big, ugly, dependable and gets sorry gas mileage.

The phone itself is rather large, around 1 inch thick at it's thickest point with the extended life...

Pros: Durable, reliable, easy to use
Cons: Not as "pretty" as newer models

My wife and I have had this phone for nearly two years now. We bought it because we were unhappy with the TDMA Nokia 6100. Before the Nokia we had an older Qualcomm 1900 for about two months. While voice quality depends a bit on your particular...

Pros: Clear as a bell.
Cons: None as of yet.

I recently purchased this phone when I was living in Florida and my family was living in New Jersey. I got this phone with the $49.99 plan with Sprint PCS. It has saved me a lot of money on my home phone. I love calling my mom every morning just to...

Pros: Jog-dial, great sound, good earpiece
Cons: Heavier than newer phones

I bought this phone in 1998 when I moved to Wisconsin and was using PrimeCo. I've loved it ever since. Even though it's bigger than almost all the phones out there, I think it fits perfectly in my hand and makes it less likely for me to lose it since I...

Pros: Rugged, Good Audio, Good battery life
Cons: a bit heavy,

I read all the available reviews on this Qualcomm phone before I purchased it thru' SprintPCS (http://www.sprintpcs.com). Most reviewers gave it high marks for ruggedness, battery life and functionality and I and pooh - poohed it's handsome exterior. I...

Pros: reliability, sound quality, price, voice mail , text messaging
Cons: no internet browser

I recently purchased the Qualcomm QCP-2700 mobile phone for use with my Sprint PCS plan and have been very happy with it. While the phone is one of Qualcomm's (whose mobile phone division is now Kyocera) discontinued models, it is still easy to find...

Pros: easy to use
Cons: bulky, expensive accessories

Allow me to preface my opinion with the fact that this is my first, and thus far, only cell phone; in addition, it was a gift. I am currently in the market for a better one. This phone has served me well as a "beginner" phone. However, as...