Sanyo Cell Phone Reviews

"This charging option enables you to power your phone and charge the battery at the same time...Customize your phone with these two easy-to-change faceplates...Hard plastic holster is designed specifically for the MM-8300 by Sanyo® with integrated clip for securely attaching the phone to a belt or purse strap...This case is custom-designed to fit the MM-8300 by Sanyo in the most secure fashion..." read more »

"Released for Sprint, the Sanyo PM-8200 (SCP-8200) is an update of the popular SCP-8100, featuring several enhancements including improved resolution, a built-in flash and Sprint's nationwide walkie-talkie service, Ready Link...Read what others are saying about the Sanyo PM-8200 (SCP-8200), get knowledgeable answers, and read comments and comparisons about similar devices..." read more »

"Ready Link walkie-talkie service; durable design; well-integrated speakerphone and hands-free functions; analog roaming....Muffled audio quality; standby battery life is somewhat short....I have been a customer since 1997 and I have not had 1 bill in the last 12 months that hasn't been screwed up...Tell us what you like about this product...Tell us what you don't like about this product......" read more »

"All Sanyo SCP-6600 Katana Accessories in stock and ready to ship...Lithium Ion Battery technology giving you the best performance possible compared to other battery technologies..." read more »

"Good call quality; Bluetooth; speakerphone; roomy keypad; generous screen; decent VGA photo quality; thin design Cons: Voice commands require...Voice commands require a separate monthly fee; 1xRTT data only; flip design feels flimsy at times ...While it's lacking in the high-speed data department and it's saddled with a relatively low-resolution VGA camera, the thin, colorful Sanyo Katana makes for an impressive calling and messaging phone, and..." read more »

"Sprint’s second launch of the day, the Katana DLX, might share most of a name with it’s entry-level fashion phone, but the clamshell’s similarities really stop there...A good thing too, since the Katana DLX boasts access to Sprint’s trio of media services: Music Store for on-the-go track downloads, Sprint TV for more than 50 channels of live and on-demand video, and Sprint Radio with Pandora, SIRIUS, VH1 and MTV streams...It supports MicroSDHC up to 4GB in size, although only a 128MB card is included, and you can play music either through wired or Bluetooth wireless speakers or through the surprisingly-clear built-in speaker (which also does a pretty good job with speakerphone duties..." read more »

"The 1.3-megapixel camera is nothing to write home about and neither is the camcorder...This handset has been certified as Hearing Aid Compatible in accordance with applicable industry standards..." read more »

"Picture quality is OK, but I don't use my phone as a camera much...The speaker phone quality is very good...At first I thought it was a bad connection but then it happened every phone call..." read more »

"One of Sprint's original competitors to the Motorola RAZR has received an update, with today's official release of the Sanyo Katana II for the network...Unfortunately, not a lot has changed between the two iterations of the theme, though the Katana II sports a much sleeker design and manages to come in at under 14mm (0.57") thick...Specifications wise, the only things to report that have been enhanced for the Sanyo Katana II above its predecessor are an upgrade of the Bluetooth system to v2.0, quadruple the internal memory (which still only brings it to 20MB), and the previously mentioned sleeker design...The same VGA resolution camera is available in the Katana II, and a 1.0" external display, speakerphone functionality, PIM features, voice memos, and Java compatibility round out a solid mid-range feature set...Despite its lack of high-speed data, the Sanyo Katana II is compatible with several of Sprint's add-on services..." read more »

"The newly-released Katana LX is the successor to the Katana II and latest addition to Sanyo’s Katana line...If this is the case, and Sanyo drops the price to reflect this, then the Katana LX should be an exceptional entry-level phone with a stylish, compact design...The first thing you notice about the Katana LX is its mirrored finish...Opening the Katana LX the user will hear that familiar Sanyo click, reassuring to some and despised by others..." read more »