Kyocera Milan KX9B / KX9C
oh my....
I cannot believe that Verizon continues to ask for cheaply engineered, designed, and produced handsets, especially from manufactures such as Audiovox and Kyocera. Sprint was smart enough never to invite them back, but obviously, Verizon isn't ☹️
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Where do you see Verizon as the company to get this phone? It could be Cell One, USCC, Altel or any number of other CDMA carriers.
Also Kyocera makes great low-end handsets that have great RF performance and don't cost a lot of money. Yes, they do tend to look alike after a while, but I will take a Kyocera KX9 over an Audiovox PM 8912(for Sprint, I might add)!
Also Kyocera makes great low-end handsets that have great RF performance and don't cost a lot of money. Yes, they do tend to look alike after a while, but I will take a Kyocera KX9 over an Audiovox PM 8912(for Sprint, I might add)!
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tuolumne said:This phone is designed to target a certain customers: Someone who wants a cheap, stylish flip to make calls. Period. Since when has Verizon regretted offering Kyocera phones? Just because Sprint got a dud or two doesn't mean Verizon has. Sprint gets crappy LG phones.
I cannot believe that Verizon continues to ask for cheaply engineered, designed, and produced handsets, especially from manufactures such as Audiovox and Kyocera. Sprint was smart enough never to invite them back, but obviously, Verizon isn't ☹️
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