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Verizon Launches Kyocera KX2

Nov 23, 2004, 8:26 PM by (staff)
updated Jul 28, 2019, 3:21 PM

Verizon Wireless today began selling the Kyocera KX2 (Koi). The KX2 is Kyocera's first camera phone. Sporting a swivel design, the KX2 includes a 1.2 megapixel camera with LED flash, video capture, and a lens cover. A large display, BREW, and speakerphone are also included. The KX2 has been available in Argentina since September.

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Kyocera today introduced several new CDMA phones. Koi : Swivel design with megapixel camera and flash. Features include video recording and playback, 16 MB of memory, a large 262,000-color display, and MMS.

Kyocera Koi KX2

Display: 132 x 176 pixels
900 mAh battery

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SteinyD

Nov 23, 2004, 11:46 PM

First Impressions

This phone was on display in a Verizon store on Monday of this week. I had a chance to play with it a bit. My early impression is that is feels very 'plasticy', is very light and feels like the top 1/2 will come flying off at some point if you are not gentle with the phone. It did not have a $150 feel to it. Quite honest, that alone discouraged me from being interested in its features.

jwbass1985

I work for Cingular, but $150 is not bad for a phone with these features, but, once again, you can get a different impression by feeling and playing with the phone. The way a phone is built will tell you a lot about it. I've never liked "plastic" fe...
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BegToDiffer

I'm sure the price will come down soon. Kyocera isn't known for high-end phones (with the exception of the 7135). My question is how long this phone will be on the shelf before Kyocera issues another battery recall....

schnozejt

Its definately cool phone, i dont know if takes good pictures because I haven't uploaded any to my computer--this is the best way to tell if takes good pictures or not otherwise all you are testing is the display resolution. For example, I have vox 89...
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PhoneguyoMy

😳 we have this phone in stock it is ok,does feel cheap and is surely not worth the money, but it is a nice phone

seven2skip

I just got this KX2 Koi yesterday (I was within my 15 day trade in limit with verizon wireless, and traded in my LG VX7000)....
I think this phone has a lot of neat features, but it seems to take longer to operate. One thing I noticed when taking a ...
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