Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 Review

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Posted: 17 Dec 2009, 09:56, by PhoneArena Team

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Performance and Conclusion:

One thing Sanyo does do consistently well is phone quality, and the Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 keeps this tradition alive. Callers were very impressed with how clear we sounded, giving us a 9/10 rating. They sounded very good to us as well, voices were natural and the volume was good. The battery is rated at 5.1 hours, a bit below the Reclaim’s 6 hours, but standby time is excellent and our device went for more than a week without needing a charge.

In the end we just couldn’t get into the Incognito. It’s an EnV2 knockoff, two years later. The hidden keypad is unique, but not extremely functional. The QWERTY isn’t the easiest to use, and similar devices like the LG Lotus and Samsung Reclaim are much more comfortable to type on. Phone performance was a lone bright spot, and an important one at that. We can see some users picking it up for the form-factor, but in our opinion they’d do better to choose the Samsung Reclaim.

Sanyo Incognito SCP-6760 Video Review:

Pros

Innovative design
Good build quality
Good phone quality

Cons

Design is cool, but not very functional
The QWERTY isn’t good enough

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1. tiolawa posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:55 0 0

Ok i am sorry i have owned the reclaim and its camera is not any better, as for the keys on the keyboard the recaim was vety uncomfortable this has one of the best keyboards i personally have used. As for saying the reclaim has any thing on this phone... that is a laugh!!!!

2. oddmanout posted on 17 Dec 2009, 21:19 0 0

yeah other sites like cnet and phonescoop are saying that the keyboard is great but i guess its more of a personal preference type thing... but i do agree that most people will buy it for the form factor (almost got me as well but decided to go palm pre). Its okay in my opinion but not worth having for 2 years. maybe as a back up phone... definitely an env knockoff.

3. dnaL0R posted on 18 Dec 2009, 02:52 0 0

"The latter feature is very cool, but we just don’t see many people who have an Exchange account using a phone like the Reclaim." typo? i'm planning to pick this phone up in a few days, thnx for the review !!

4. PhoneArena Team posted on 18 Dec 2009, 04:46 0 0

Thanks! The mistake is corrected.

5. vilma (unregistered) posted on 13 Oct 2010, 19:26 0 0

my computer does not recgnize my fone because i dont have the software or drivers to do this where can i get them from and also can i use any usb cable for the fone to computer connection to sync please replt at postalbitch2000yahoo.com thanks for ur help

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