Sanyo Taho

alaTest has collected and analyzed 33 user reviews of Sanyo Taho from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 2.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.com. People really like the price and sound. The performance and durability are also appreciated. The screen and portability get critical comments.

Sprint's Sanyo Taho is rugged enough to survive being run over by a car, but it lacks push-to-talk.

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

Sanyo kicks out a ruggedized flip phone for Sprint in the Taho. It boasts mil-spec toughness, but entry-level features. Find out if this is the phone for you in Phone Scoop's full review.

The Taho is a new rugged device for Sprint. It meets military standards and is water, dust, shock, and wind resistant. Not only that, but it also sports a 2 megapixel camera with a flash. In testing, it wasn't as durable as other rugged phones we've...

This phone is very SENSITIVE! You must be very careful with the direct connect button when taking it out of your pocket or purse. Other wise the phone is very durable and the functions are okay.

Only had phone a few days but so far I'm pleased. Sound quality better than some people advertised. My only complaint is that its bigger than I expected, I'm not a texter. I have a computer for email and surfing the web so all in all I'm pleased and I...

Sound quality is horrible on direct connect. Cannot understand other callers and they cannot understand me. Phone sound is ok, nothing exceptional.

I am 100% dissatisfied with the product and service rendered by LetsTalk.com and Sprint. I should not have ordered on line as I did not have the chance to visually review the products. I sent the first phone, Samsung Trender, back at a shipping cost...

This phone is pretty solid. I just wish a few things were different like not having to pull up the symbols menu just to use a punctuation mark; that should have been programmed into the '1' button. Overall, I have no complaints about this phone right...