Sanyo Cell Phone Reviews

"Streaming audio and video; speakerphone; good call quality; Ready Link calls; sleek and compact; analog roaming; bright, colorful screen....No Bluetooth or infrared port; streaming video is blurry; short battery life....The 1-inch-diagonal external screen on the front cover shows 65,000 colors and displays the time, battery life, signal strength, voicemail/message status, and caller ID (where available...Flip open the Sanyo MM-8300, and you're greeted by a..." read more »

"If you're looking for a camera phone and like the walkie-talkie functionality of "push to talk," then check out the Sprint PCS Vision Picture Phone PM-8200 by Sanyo...The PM-8200 also comes with speaker-phone capability, a nice plus...The PM-8200's screen is 65K colors, unchanged from its predecessor...The addition of Ready Link is the biggest change to the phone...The pictures we took with the PM-8200 had a greenish cast, and the color range wasn't very good..." 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 »

"The Sanyo 6600 Katana has a slim silhouette and offers a VGA camera, Bluetooth, a speakerphone, text messaging, voice dialing, a voice recorder, and a...The Sanyo 6600 Katana's feature set is rather underwhelming and doesn't have 3G support like many of...Speakerphone quality was similarly good, and we were impressed with how loud the calls were...But on its own, it's a pretty good midtier phone...Tell us what you like about this product......" read more »

"Slim design that fits the bill as a stylish feature phone...Voice quality is very good and the screen is large and reasonably bright...Built in camera that...Though slim, the plasticy housing makes the phone look cheaper than the RAZR...If you are in an area that...If you want a feature phone with a slim form, built-in Bluetooth, VGA camera, a large display, basic PIM (Personal Information Management) applications and the NetFront web browser that supports..." read more »

"• Elegant looks • High-capacity microSD slot • Speedy EV-DO connections...• Small, low-quality screen • No external music controls • No direct Web or music keys...A fashionable flip phone with good call quality and multimedia features...A more affordable alternative to Sprint's RAZR2 V9m, the $129 Sanyo Katana DLX offers a decent mix of fashion and function ( view photo gallery...Inside the Katana DLX is an average set of Power Vision features...This..." read more »

"Combine the Eclipse's flashing lights with parental controls and we've got something going here...Overall, the Sanyo Katana Eclipse makes a good choice for a younger Sprint user who appreciates the flashy lights, games, and social networking on a phone...Compare the Sanyo Katana Eclipse with several other mobile phones side by side..." read more »

"I purchased the Eclipse to upgrade from the original Sanyo Katana...I would take either the Silver or Black Eclipse for myself but honestly the black just makes you feel so good...Hope that Sanyo can come up with something better soon..." read more »

"Thin, good speakerphone, inexpensive, great call quality, four vibrating alerts...Lousy camera, poor LCDs...The Sanyo Katana II is yet another addition to the slim flip-phone market...The Katana II is very svelte when closed, making it easy to slip into a shirt or front pocket...In fact, the internal screen is not particularly good for navigating the menus either...Still, the GPS locator also lets you track the phone's location from another computer, which..." read more »

"That's the mystery with the Sanyo Katana LX, a stylish, basic flip phone whose front screen has an annoying habit of vanishing in sunlight...The Katana LX is the shiniest, flashiest Sanyo phone yet, thanks to its mirrored front surface...Hidden in the mirrored front is, in my mind, the Katana LX's biggest feature misfire: a glowing, "invisible" OLED front display...The Katana LX is primarily a voice phone...The Katana LX also turned in spectacular battery life on our talk time test: more than 6 hours, which is very unusual for a Sprint phone..." read more »