Can I use the sim from my bravo handset to any PTT capable phone?

it is a good pager except the you can hardly feel the vibrate function but i like the fact that you don't have to change the battery much.

Motorola's are great pagers, but the Bravo is so ancient. The Bravo resembles a garage door opener. It can only hold five numbers. The Bravo pager defeats the purpose of a business man who might receive more than five pages. This pager should not exist, even with its economic value.

I had a Motorola Bravo series pager for four years. It was very good on the battery usage. I only had to change my battery every two months.

I get all my pages. It has lots of pages and options with the pager. It was easy to use. I didn't give it a five because it was too big at the time.

I had a good experience with the Motorola Bravo series. My services have been great on many occasions. Whenever I had a problem, the customer service was great. I have reffered the Motorola Bravo series to all my friends, and I will continue to use this service. I am considering getting another one for my significant other.

I feel that this pager is very convenient for people who need to have access to a lot of numbers.

If you must have a pager, don't get a Motorola because they hardly ever come out with anything new, and when you want to update your pager, they charge you an arm and a leg. So buy a pager that you can update easily because times are changing and you don't want to be left behind.

Worked great at first then would sometimes turn off in mid-page, especially in vibrate. Sometimes the battery would appear to die because the plastic piece that held the battery in would loosen.

I have had a Bravo in the past. It is made by a good, reputable company. I didn't like the audio alerts and the way the button configuration worked. It was just a simple pager at an inexpensive price.