Kyocera KX1v (Verizon Wireless)

CNET editors' take

• Reviewed by:
  Kent German
• Reviewed on: 05/02/2005

Quick Take: The Kyocera KX1v for Verizon Wireless is similar to the Kyocera K4130 SoHo for U.S. Cellular. Like the SoHo, the KX1v offers analog roaming, a compact design, voice commands, and a speakerphone. The eye-catching design (inspired by BMW DesignworksUSA) is present as well, but the KX1v has some variations. The rectangular, two-line external screen runs vertically on the front flap instead of horizontally, and the mobile is gray and silver rather than all gray. Unfortunately, the Verizon phone has the same cramped keypad and small 200-contact phone book found on the U.S. Cellular mobile. The handset is extremely affordable, however, at $89 with a one-year contract or $39 with a two-year contract.

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• 1.0 stars

  "This phone has shocked me through the antenna and it broke when I opened it"

  by Phonekiller on May 20, 2007

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  "This phone was my first phone and I thought that it was wonderful.. but it had some glitches."

  by Samantha0802 on June 1, 2006

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  "WORST PHONE EVER HAD"

  by LDR008 on May 12, 2006

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