Dual WVGA Screen that can be used in tablet mode or separately, Collapsible for regular phone calls and to fit conveniently in purse or pocket, Slim in dual screen mode, but bulky folded up, Standard MicroUSB charge/sync cable, extra battery unit,
“The line” of the dual screen, Android. 2.2 makes it yesterday’s news, As does it’s single 5MP rear facing camera, Not 4G, Battery life, depending on if you’re a heavy user or not (but at least you get a backup battery)
I used the term “mediocre” multiple times and in many different sections of this review. That word just about sums up the Kyocera Echo — mediocre. It has poor performance, camera quality, responsiveness, and the design is not exactly what some might ca...
When we first got the Echo, our first thought was that it’s really quite bizarre. Now that we’ve used it for a while, we actually think Kyocera came up with something pretty awesome. The combined resolution of the two screens is great, and besides po...
Abstract: OK. I'll be honest here. When the Kyocera Echo was first announced I think my first involuntary response was an outright “wince”. I thought to myself,“Really? There is no way that thing is going to come close to be anything other than a gimmick.”“That hin...
Aside from having a larger area for Web browsing, the Echo didn't seem to benefit greatly from having two screens. Most of the time, the second screen on the Echo felt like a bit of a gimmick. A physical keyboard might have been a better use of the ex...
There is a 5 mp camera on the device, it records 720 p, Calls were good, Dual screens are awesome in certain times, Video was awesome to watch
Dual screens suck at times, The battery is an issue, I was saddened by the outer speaker, Images, Conclusions & Final Thoughts, If you are in the market for a new Sprint phone and can't wait for the new Evo or whatever else they have coming in the next fe
If you are in the market for a new Sprint phone and can't wait for the new Evo or whatever else they have coming in the next few months or if you want a tablet but can't afford a tablet or don't want two devices. This is for you. It is a tablet, it is a...
Two screens that can be used individually or together, Ability to run two apps at the same time, Easily accessible ports, Comes with spare battery
8GB microSD card is a tad on the small side, Heavy @ 6.8 ounces, Battery life
Certainly the Kyocera Echo's dual-screen design is the most unique and attention-grabbing feature of the phone. By using dual displays, the phone is able to offer a user experience that's different from any other phone we've reviewed to date. By allowing...
I had a lot of fun playing with and reviewing the Echo. I'm a sucker for things that bring something new, and I got my fill with this one. I can deal with active battery management, and I can deal with the little things. I just can't deal with the ....
