Kyocera DuraXT

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5/10

240 x 320 display
Bluetooth
Push-to-Talk
Speakerphone
GPS
Memory slot
Rugged Design
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The clamshell phone form factor is normally associated with fashion-centric and stylistic handsets. But the Kyocera DuraXT, which comes in the said design, is no such thing. In fact, it’s one of the toughest little PTT-enabled clamshell handsets to ever become available through Sprint. And it’s bordering on ridiculously cheap, too.

With the DuraXT, you’ll get a military grade flip phone that works with dual-band CDMA networks and supports EV-DO Rev. A data. Its main features include a 2-inch QVGA display, a 3MP camera, expandable memory, and a whopping 8-hour battery life. It’s like a really well-performing basic phone on steroids.

What makes the DuraXT exceptional is the fact that you can take it pretty much anywhere you go thanks to its rugged and ultra-durable design. As mentioned earlier, it’s one of the toughest models available from Verizon. It’s an easy pick for those who want a phone that truly lasts.

Need to Know: Kyocera DuraXT

1. Military grade design and rugged features. (The Good)

2. Built-in Push-To-Talk feature. (The Good)

3. Small low resolution screen. (The Bad)

4. Unimpressive camera performance. (The Bad)

Prices (Where To Buy)

Brand New Kyocera Dura XT E4277 Black Sprint CDMA Flip Rugged Phone Free Ship from eBay

•Condition: New
•Availability: In Stock
•Contract: No
•Located In: USA

$73.99

NEW Sprint Kyocera Dura XT E4277 Black Military Standard Dura-grip rubber GPS from eBay

•Condition: New
•Availability: In Stock
•Contract: No
•Located In: USA

$74.99

Kyocera Dura XT E4277 - Black (Sprint) Cellular Phone from eBay

•Condition: New
•Availability: In Stock
•Carrier: Sprint
•Located In: USA

$84.99

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Latest Reviews

I hate this phone, no way to customize ringtones and drops calls

charles (3 days ago)

0/10

Had so much trouble trying to download ringtones, I will never own another phone by this company. There is no way to put custom ringtones on this phone and I'm very dissatisfied with this phone. I would not recommend this phone to anyone. Shame on anyone who decides to purchase this phone

Tough, easy-to-use, and excels at the basics

Lynn La from Cnet (about 1 month ago)

6/10

Because U.S. Cellular's town ain't big enough for two tough phones, the DuraPro has replaced the Motorola Quantico as the only rugged handset in the carrier's lineup. And honestly, I'd say it was a successful usurpation. True, the DuraPro already has an inherent advantage since the Quantico came out... More

Very Basic! Presently NO WAY TO IMPORT RINGTONES!!!

Paul in Wisconsin (about 1 month ago)

3/10

Hoping Kyocera picks up on the irritation this phone brings with it's basic "no user option" to customize ring tones. Why irritate the owner and block folks from adding their own ringtone or a MP3, MIDI file to the ringtone??? Shame on whomever decided to control these options. My old... More

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