Kyocera Cyclops-K325

One of the main draws of the Kyocera Cyclops-K325 is the fact that the unit is moderately priced, making it in the price range of quite a few consumers. However, there are some trade-offs that are made that may put off some people. One of the main deals is that the K325 does not include Bluetooth technology, which is something that many people think is absolutely necessary these days. However, other consumers may find that the high quality camera that is included with the K325 more than makes up for that.

The sound quality with the K325 is one of the main draws for the unit. Unlike some multi-function hand held devices, the volume control and clarity does not suffer on this unit. In fact, it would be hard to find any phone today that has better sound quality. Ancillary services that are voice activated help to play off this strength. Voice dialing, along with the ability to make crisp and clear voice memos and handle general voice messaging functions make the audio factors of the K325 an excellent choice for people who want a good solid phone for conversations.

Pros

• The camera is easy to use, and produces crisp and clear images
• Sound features are among the best in the industry
• Reception is considered to be excellent, with almost no reports of dropped calls or delays in connectivity

Cons

• Shorter talk life, just over three and a half hours
• The body of the unit is somewhat flimsy, could be improved to be sturdier
• Some consumers have reported that the unit will cut off during texting and have to be turned back on in order to continue

Final Word

If Bluetooth is not important, but audio functions are a big deal, the K325 may be just what you need.