Conclusion: The Katana DLX is one of two successors to Sanyo's original Katana handset. The Katana DLX is differentiated from the Katana II by its support for music playback and the...
Sanyo Katana DLX Review: A Great Phone With Strange Design Flaws
About.com
18 September 2007
Conclusion: The Sanyo Katana DLX is lightweight and its basics are above average. Putting aside a few minor design issues, the Katana DLX is a great cell phone for everybody.
Pros: Clearly above-average sound quality, Above-average speakerphone performance, Battery life lives up to advertised rating
Cons: Keypad is below-average: The semi-spongy plastic keys are almost flush with the frame, Charging and data port combo connector is on the side, not convenient for talkin...
Conclusion: The Sanyo Katana DLX is currently the most feature rich model out of the Katana series. The overall design of the phone as been updated with sleeker lines, a more stylish...
Pros: Updated Styling, Call Quality and Reception, 262K Color QVGA Internal Display, Speakerphone, Menu/Software
Cons: Small External Display, Speaker is located on back of phone, No External Music Controls, Tedious Voice Tags for Voice Dialing