Kyocera Milano

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Pros:

Solid QWERTY keyboard, Decent call quality.
Great keyboard, Good call quality, Fast performance for a budget phone

Cons:

Poor media playback, Tiny, low-res display, Lackluster camera.
Small, poor quality display, Not a lot of memory

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Last revision on September 17, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Solid QWERTY keyboard, Decent call quality
Great keyboard, Good call quality, Fast performance for a budget phone

Reviewers Didn't Like

Poor media playback, Tiny, low-res display, Lackluster camera
Small, poor quality display, Not a lot of memory

Expert reviews and ratings

The Kyocera Milano is an inexpensive Android phone with a nice QWERTY keyboard, but that's not enough to make up for all its shortcomings....

By PC Mag on October 25, 2011

The Kyocera Milano is not a perfect phone by any means. For starters the screen is very poor by just about any standard, which is a big component of the user experience. The processor is a mere 800MHz and memory is just half a gig. All of that said,...

By Phone Arena on October 03, 2011

There are two basic selling points to the Kyocera Milano: 1. It costs just $29.99 on contract; and 2. It has a keyboard and Android. That's it, though. While the Milano is a good voice phone, has good battery life, and a great keyboard for pecking...

By Phone Scoop on November 11, 2011

Entry-level, a hard keyboard, and an interesting form factorI've got to hand it to any carrier (and manufacturer) for continuing to make and sell entry-level Android phones. Without them, a whole swath of people would miss out on the coolest mobile...

By Android Central on October 17, 2011

The Kyocera Milano is the latest low-cost smartphone from the manufacturer, and is available from Sprint. We got some hands-on time with the little guy, and came away slightly impressed. The Milano sports a two-piece,...

By MobileBurn on September 15, 2011