Sanyo Innuendo

portability, usability, price, durability, screen

59% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Clear voice quality. Excellent QWERTY keyboard. Interesting design. Loud speakerphone.

OLED keypad is tough to dial on. Disappointing camera. Nonstandard headphone jack. Short battery life.

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Sleek and stylish. Clear voice quality. Excellent QWERTY keyboard. Very loud speakerphone. Free with a two-year contract.

Cool-looking OLED keypad is tough to dial on. Disappointing camera. Non-standard headphone jack. Must pull the battery to swap memory cards.

Apps, Multimedia, and Conclusions Sprint's trademark One-Click user interface remains, with a customizable band of icons running along the bottom of the internal screen. Text messages are threaded now. The TeleNav-powered Sprint Navigation offers...

When Sprint announced the Sanyo Innuendo and mentioned its similarity to the Incognito many people were wary of the device. Upon its release its many extra features and design attracted some fans to this truly innovative device. It is good at what it...

Stylish, unique design; great physical QWERTY keyboard; beautiful internal display; 3.2 megapixel camera ; WebFontConfig = { google: { families: ['Noto Sans'] } }; (function () { var wf = document.createElement('script'); ...

2.5 mm headphone jack; awkward camera placement

The Innuendo is a solid messaging phone that is fun to use. It is easily one of the best messaging phones on Sprint's current line-up.