I really don’t remember the last time I actually reviewed a cell phone from Sanyo, folks–frankly I don’t remember the last time I actually SAW a cell phone from Sanyo. But you’ve got to hand it to the crew out at Sprint: they really bring in the most eclectic offerings. And today, we’re talking about the Sanyo SCP 3810, a solid, substantial Sanyo that makes me glad Sprint stocks them. The Sanyo SCP 3810 is a candy bar style cell phone with Bluetooth connectivity, GPS, mobile web, mobile email, text and instant messenging systems, speakerphone, a three hundred contact phone book that offers a full suite of contact options, alarm clock, calendar, calculator, stopwatch, world clock, voice recorder, the Sprint-exclusive Family Locater service (that lets you track your family’s cell phones via each cell phone, a great plus for nervous parents just letting their kids out of their sight), a 1.3 megapixel camera, and a battery that yields six hours of talk time on a single charge. Simple is the order of the day with this one–simple and substantial. There aren’t a whole lot of features here, but that just means that the fewer features still available are much more front-and-center, and thus, the learning curve drops through the floor. And when I say “substantial”, I mean as in heft and depth. It’s a fairly bulky phone but it doesn’t feel out of place–it almost provides a sense of comfort through a feel of resilience
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Sanyo SCP 3810 Cell Phone Review–Substantial Sanyo