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Jun 11

W Denham

Overall

3.4

"Power Cycling Problem"

The good: A cool rugidized phone that does not require a data plan. The bad: Can hardly see the display in bright sun even with the brightness set to maximum. Phone will shut down on its own. Needs at least a 4 megapixel camera. Summary: There is a problem with this phone where it will shut down and the only way to get it to power on again is to momentarily remove the battery. I returned the first phone thinking that this was just a problem with that particular unit however the second phone... more...

4Design / Form Factor
4 Apps & Media Support
2 Display
2 Reception & Call Quality
5 Battery Life

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Jun 11

Stan Tracz

Overall

3.6

"Not for me."

The good: Nice look, compact and many features The bad: Not reliable enough for my needs. Summary: Just returned my Taho and re-instated my previous phone. The Taho would freeze or go black time after time, even after bringing it in for "repair". The only solution was to remove the battery, put it back and turn the phone back on. Sometimes it work work without fail for a few days, then if you use data, text or navigation the problem would return.

4Design / Form Factor
4 Apps & Media Support
4 Display
3 Reception & Call Quality
3 Battery Life

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Sanyo Taho Review by Sydney

When Sprint acquired Nextel, the company inherited a long line of rugged devices. Just recently, however, Sprint partnered with Sanyo and decided to release their own rugged device, the Sanyo Taho. It does not feature the Direct Connect: Push-to-Talk feature that became so popular with Nextel's phones, nor does it include handy tools for "outdoorsmen" that Casio has outfitted their rugged phones with. Still, it meets military standards and should be able to hold up through thick and thin,... more...