MetroPCS Torino S2300

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Pros:

Comfortable QWERTY keyboard. Very inexpensive for its feature set.
The Kyocera Torino has a user-friendly design with a comfortable keyboard. The functional feature set includes a few extras such as voice dialing and Bluetooth.

Cons:

Poor reception. Useless speakerphone. No music or video players.
The Kyocera Torino's phone book only offers caller ID for groups, and its headset jack is 2.5mm. Call volume was low.

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Last revision on May 17, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Comfortable QWERTY keyboard. Very inexpensive for its feature set
The Kyocera Torino has a user-friendly design with a comfortable keyboard. The functional feature set includes a few extras such as voice dialing and Bluetooth

Reviewers Didn't Like

Poor reception. Useless speakerphone. No music or video players
The Kyocera Torino's phone book only offers caller ID for groups, and its headset jack is 2.5mm. Call volume was low

Expert reviews and ratings

The Kyocera Torino is a good texting phone at an irresistibly low price, as long as you're not much of a talker....

By PC Mag on March 31, 2011

It’s the end of another week–and parenthetically, the end of another year–and so we say goodbye to 2010 with a look at the Kyocera Torino S2300, one of the newer models that’s just landed out at MetroPCS.The Kyocera Torino S2300...

By MobileWhack on December 31, 2010

We'd sharpen a couple of things, but the Kyocera Torino is an accessible and satisfying message phone for...

By cnet on December 17, 2010