The Sanyo Taho is billed as having an “ergonomic design,” though to us it seems like a relatively normal flip phone. It is comfortable to hold, however, and thanks to its Dura-Grip coating the Taho won’t easily slip out of your hand. The flip is very solid and when opened reveals a 2” QVGA TFT display. Though small, the display is quite sharp and fairly easy to read in direct light. The outer display is 1” and a monochrome white-on-black and readable in any lighting condition.The Sanyo Taho by Kyocera is one tough phone, but it gets the job done in other ways as well. Good call quality and battery life make the Taho attractive to the average user, while some nifty enterprise tools make the Taho a good choice for businesses. This phone isn’t going to sell a ton, but if you’re in the market for a good, durable phone and don’t care too much about messaging, web and similar features, the Taho is certainly worth a serious look.
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