Pros: Styling, performance and features, external Caller ID
Cons: Voice dialing for only 20 entries, price

The Motorola V60t is offered by AT&T Wireless and is a tri-mode digital phone. The V60t is compact, looks nice and has performance and features that justify its price (you can get it for $250 with service contract).

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Pros: Compact, sleek, attractive, loud ring
Cons: No color display, vibrates so hard it is audible, annoying menus, no GSM support

I purchased the Motorola v60t in the spring of last year because I wanted a newer phone with some frills, and my Nokia 3360 (see my review on the 3360) just wasn't cutting it for me anymore. The first thing ...

Pros: Sharp, tiny, great ergonomics, packed with features, BETTER ANTENNA
Cons: Priced a bit high, but now well within reason, lacks advanced PDA features

Everyone who's ever read my Motorla wireless reviews has to realize that I'm a big fan of Motorola...While the wireless handset market has certainly gotten ultra competitive, (and hence, some incredibly capable little phones are being introduced to...

Pros: Nice features, flip convenience, strong reception.
Cons: No web or GSM, no useful keyboard lock, hard to change rings. Antenna can break!

Like many users I came to the V60t after using a series of Nokia phones. IMO, Nokia still has an edge in menus and logic, but the V60t is close and offers great performance and convenience.

First is the flip-phone design, which is the reason...

Pros: Small, Smart, Tough-Skinned and a long-lasting battery.
Cons: Hard to add ringtones, bulbous antenna. Not much of a PDA.

Recently I managed to kill yet another mobile phone, most recently a Motorola v2397 (read my review of that phone for details); so once again I had to find a new phone.

This time I had the luxury of some warning; so I was able to shop around...

Pros: Long battery life, easy to use, excellent size.
Cons: Basic menus, no color, may be expensive without cell plan.

The Motorola V60t phone is offered through service with AT&T. The phone is tri-mode and has basic features. This may be a plus for many users since the interface is simple and useful. The phone has a silver covering and flips open. I guess many people ...

Pros: EVERYTHING
Cons: NONE

Well, it was finally time to say goodbye to Sprint. I loved the selection of Sprint phones, but the price and reception simply weren't working for me anymore. I loved my Samsung, but it was time for a phone that I would be able to use almost anywhere. So...

Pros: Compact, stylish, good buttons, great screen clarity, external window
Cons: Bad alarm, ring/vibrate feature unpredictable, earpiece volume could be louder

I have Cingular, and had been thinking of upgrading for a while, but couldn't bear the ~$300 price tag. Last week, however, I walked into Staples and couldn't resist the $29.99 sale price (with rebates and new activation; my contract ran out recently -...

Pros: Very small, sturdy, and feature filled
Cons: Features may not make up for high price

To start, THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST LOOKING AND FEELING PHONE I HAVE EVER HELD! Motorola's new V60t is the top of the line phone currently offered by At&t Wireless. As such, they are also charging a top of the line price. At $200, the V60t is priced at...

Pros: Best small phone since the Nokia 262!
Cons: Average ring, Vibrates and then rings if set on both

I have only had this phone for a couple of days but I am extremely impressed with the clarity of the reception. I have had three phones in the last week and several more over the last year. This phone is by far the most enjoyable to talk on.
It has...

Pros: Stylish, Small, Light, Great Reception, Convenient Caller ID Screen, Clear Calls
Cons: Stubby Antenna, Cost, Scratchable Case(reported)

I recently picked up this phone when i switched calling plans but mainly because my other phone was...let me say damaged. I was a little careless with it. I was looking to buy something a lot smaller than the 6120 that I was previsously using and this...

Pros: sophisticated, stylish, small yet good size
Cons: no games, no alarm, not for teenagers

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Well I got this phone because I wanted a flip-phone and this was the only one AT&T had...well I'd say this phone is pretty good, its really small, yet when unfolded its a good size phone. It's sophisticated in that it even comes with a belt...

Pros: Ultra compact, durable and stylish!
Cons: Service quirks, phone glitch causes loss of voice to other side...

I purchased my V60t phone back at the end of June 2002. I was able to get the $250 dollar price for a renewed AT&T service contract.

Anyway, the phone was working great for a while. It was able to work in my room which is located in our...

Pros: Small size, ease of use, clear controls
Cons: Smallish buttons, three-bar battery level display

I bought this phone after I dropped my 5-year-old Nokia 282 flip phone. It was $125 through TracFone, and was just about to go out of production when I got it in July of this year. What amazed me right off the bat was how much smaller it was than the ...

Pros: -Clarity -Build Quality
Cons: -Lack of Advanced Featuers

Wow what can I say about this phone that hasn’t already been said already. I have had it since 2003 and it is still as clear as ever. That’s 4 years! It seems my friends are replacing theirs every 6 months, true much do to their own causing. The new ...