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Sanyo Released Apr 2008 Discontinued

Sanyo PRO-700

Custom Operating system
— Screen size
— Main camera
— Processor
32 MB Storage
1,050 mAh Battery
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In Depth

The Sanyo Pro 700 is a rugged flip phone that merges a military-spec exterior (able to withstand dust, shock and vibration), with useful technology, including a built-in GPS transceiver, Bluetooth and excellent call clarity.

People who work in the field will appreciate the durable, raised, rubberized alphanumeric buttons, the large, external time display, and the easy-grip feel resulting from the quality build materials used to create what is largely a Sanyo Pro 200 on steroids.

The Sanyo Pro 700 also features two important keys located on its spine which allow the user to make and end calls without having to open the phone. Clearly, this devise is designed for busy professionals who have less interest in the subtleties of uber-technology than in just getting the job done.

When opened, the Sanyo Pro 700 features a familiar alphanumeric keypad, and a navigational array that sports a dedicated “text” button, making the process of sending a text a simple matter indeed.

Add an excellent speakerphone and good call quality and you have a truly useful communication tool for anyone who needs to communicate quickly and clearly, regardless of the elements.

Pros: Quality build materials, durable and designed for easy-access to obvious functions.

Cons: Bulky, perhaps unnecessarily so.

Verdict: The Sanyo Pro 700 is tough as nails and able to give battle to Casio’s Muscle-Moble-Line any day.

Common questions

What people actually want to know

When was the Sanyo PRO-700 released?
How long does the battery last on the Sanyo PRO-700?
Does the Sanyo PRO-700 have a headphone jack?
Where can I download the Sanyo PRO-700 manual?
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Questions & answers

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Grindale · Answered

Hi Al. Instructions depend on the carrier you're with. Let me know you carrier so I can help you.

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Grindale · Answered

If you're with Sprint, you can transfer contacts to a new phone with Sprint Mobile Sync.When you activate a new phone, your existing contacts information is sent to the phone upon activation. If it's from one Sanyo phone to another, you can use the Sanyo DataPilot Software to transfer your contacts.If it's from/to a Sanyo Pro 700 to/from another phone brand, I'm afraid you have to add all your contacts manually to your new phone.

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Grindale · Answered

Which phone models are you referring to? The process of transferring contacts from one phone to another may vary depending on the phones involved.

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Grindale · Answered

Are you using the original cable that came with the package? If you are, then the phone should charge just fine. If you're using an OEM cable, then there's a chance it won't work.

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Grindale · Answered

Hey Walker. It could mean that the screen of your phone could be damaged as you don't see anything in it. Contact Sanyo to find out how you can get it fixed.

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Carl · Answered

Hi there. Are you referring to a square-shaped sad face? If so, it indicates you have a new voice message when Screen Call is activated.

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Jean · Answered

Is there a Sanyo Pro-700 equivalent with camera?

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Grindale · Answered

Check with the carrier you got your phone from. They should have the drivers available for download in their website. Also, I read somewhere that the drivers for the Pr0-700 are the same with Kyocera dura series. Click here to download drivers from Kyocera website.

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sean harriott · Answered

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Grindale · Answered

Hi Garry. Instructions depend on which carrier you're with. Contact your carrier to find out what the steps are to delete your voicemail.

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Grindale · Answered

Instructions differ depending on the carrier your with. You need to contact your carrier to get the exact steps.

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