Review: Kyocera DuraMax for Sprint
Nov 3, 2011, 7:26 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Kyocera fields one of the first devices using Sprint's new CDMA-based push-to-talk service. Can this new system -- and the DuraMax -- live up to the solid PTT performance of Sprint's aging iDEN network?
The Kyocera DuraMax is a rough-and-tumble clamshell made for Sprint. It’s one of the first to use Sprint's new CDMA-based (rather than iDEN) DirectConnect push-to-talk service. Though it aims low with a basic feature set, if you're looking for a simple voice phone that can survive the daily wear-and-tear of an outdoor work environment or active lifestyle, then the DuraMax may fit the bill.
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