Motorola Timeport P8767 Cell Phone

Pros: Lightweight, lots of features, clam shell style with color.
Cons: On very bright sunny days, the screen is difficult to see.

It has a compact clam shell style and weighs about 5 ounces. You get standard features found in most phones, such as a built in mini browser, access directions, stock quotes, and airline information. The difference is they are in color with this...

Pros: Sleek, stylish. Screen has awesome visibility. Small stature.
Cons: Miniscule keyboard. Price will make your wallet bleed.

When it comes to the cell phone market, I’m beginning to believe that form is overtaking function. Today’s phones are smaller, sleeker, and more stylish than they really need to be. This observation just serves to fuel my current hypothesis that the...

Pros: Display, ruggedness
Cons: Price, flimsy (useless?) antenna

I have trouble seeing the displays of most cell phones. The black on green, or black on light gray is almost impossible for me to see. So when I first saw the display on the Timeport, I was more than impressed and interested. In fact, I bought the...

Pros: Cool phone with laptop connectivity kit
Cons: Too fragile for everyday use

I got this phone on sale for $100 with a 1-year Sprint agreement. They claimed it normally sold for $200. The phone came with a laptop connectivity kit, which sold for a hundred dollars by itself. I like the flip-style phones and this one had the best...

Pros: Small, very clear voice quality, comfortable to use, nice display, very stylish.
Cons: Hinge is a little flimsy, possible reception issues, expensive.

I've wanted a cellular phone for some time and decided that I might as well get one to see what it was like.

I decided on the Motorola TimePort because I've always liked the design of their other flip phones (StarTACs, etc.). One of the...

Pros: small, sleek design; long battery life; excellent reception; loads of goodies
Cons: price; almost too many features

I recently purchased a Motorola Timeport P8767 from Verizon. Truth be told, I didn't need it at all...but, after nearly two glorious years with my StarTAC 7760, I felt it had to be time to update. I sold my StarTAC to my buddy who was purchasing his...

Pros: Lightweight, small footprint, extended features
Cons: Awkward, complicated interface

As a technical professional with no land line at home, my cell phone has become the center of my gadget universe. When I recently upgraded to a new mobile service, I spent some time researching phones, and eventually settled on the Motorola TimePort...

Pros: Small, light weight design and a colorful display.
Cons: Weak antenna that is easily broken.

When upgrading to a new cellphone I wanted something that wasn't big and heavy, came with a belt clip, had a good display and long lasting battery power. I ended up with the Motorola Timeport P8767.

One of the biggest reasons I bought...

Pros: Nice compact design. Great sound quality.
Cons: Screen impossible to see outdoors.

This is my fourth cell phone. I got very tired of the non-folding style phones. I can't tell you how many times I have accidentally made a call while the phone was in my pocket or scratched the screen because it was knocked against something when I put...

Pros: LONG list of features, sleek design, compact size, clarity of reception, fantastic color screen
Cons: silver paint covering, uncomfortable belt clip, screen tough to see in sunlight, silver paint

I must admit that the Motorola Timeport is my first cellular phone. It serves as both a graduation present and a means of communication with my family (they will be 400 miles from me as I attend college). HOW, you ask, will I be able to afford long...

Pros: easy installation, works first time
Cons: display small for web browsing

Having read the other opinions, I generally concur in that this is an excellent phone, full of features. I love the display and think it is super easy to see, far easier than others I have seen or used. So I'm going to write about the other features...

Pros: Lightweight, strong reception, clarity, compact, easy to see display
Cons: Irritating ringers, menu system a little wierd

I got this phone as a replacement for a fairly new multi-featured phone solely because I wanted a phone that focused on being a phone. This plus its compact size, good past experience with Motorola, and its cool multi-colored display made this the top...

Pros: Color Screen
Cons: The screen dims considerably after a period of time making reading it a real chore

Many times I think our opinions of cellular phones are based not only on how good the phone is but how good the cellular carrier is at providing solid coverage.

I am using Verizon in CT with this phone. I recently signed with them after not...

Pros: Nice color display. Very lightweight. Features, features, and more features.
Cons: Painted silver housing.

It has been a while that I had not taken time to write about a product. Though, this is one I have to make an exception for.

I will begin by saying that it was about time Motorola stepped up to the plate. With all the competition going on...

Pros: Good Reception, multi-color, integrates 100% with my car
Cons: Web browser?!? What is the point?

To tell the truth, I didn't go out looking for this phone - it came as part of the 2001 Mercedes C-240 that my wife and I bought.

It is the phone that is factory integrated into the car. It has worked wonderfully both in the car and out of it...