Sanyo M1
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“The blocky Sanyo M1 is not exactly what you would call the sexiest phone on Sprint's shelves. But what it lacks on the outside, it makes up for on the inside with its numerous applications and utilities.The unassuming M1 is definitely a workhorse. Starting with its on-board 1GB of memory, Bluetooth capabilities, and 2 megapixel auto-focus camera, to name a few, the M1 is capable of offering and delivering a serious multimedia bang. Sprint's EV-DO data network helps deliver some great music and video services. This phone is an excellent option for both audio and video fans alike. I give it a Recommended rating.”
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What people say
THIS IS A VERY NICE MUSIC PHONE THAT IS THE REASON I PURCHASED IT. SANYO PHONES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN VERY RELIABLE AND I WILL ALWAYS PREFER THEM TO ANY OTHER BRAND. IF MUSIC AND DIGITAL MEDIA ARE A MUST TO HAVE ON YOUR PHONE THIS IS A GREAT CHOICE.
I am picky about phones. I have sold them for many years, and I am cost conscious, so I am always looking for the most features available for the least amount of money. I reviewed many phones before I purchased this one, and even though this phone has been discontinued, I decided to go with it. I...
I love this phone!!!! I can load my Music and it holds a lot of music I have about 50 songs and it's not even half full. It takes pictures which are really good. The speakers on it are very loud. It's very easy to use. And even my teenage daughter thought it was cool. It was a little difficult to...
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Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS
ROM: 1GB
Graphics: Yes
Backlit Illumination: Yes
Predictive Text Entry: T9
Voicemail Key: Yes
Any Key Answer: Yes
Voice Commands: Yes
Contact List Capacity: 500
Multiple Numbers Per Contact:
Voice Activated Dialing: Yes
Photo Caller ID: Yes
Web Browser: Yes
Email Client: Yes
PC Synchronization: Yes
Java Application: Yes
Audio Formats: MP3, AAC+, AAC, QCP
Video Playback Formats: MPEG-4
Custom Ringtones: No
Vibration Alert: Yes
Downloadable Ringtones: Yes
Ringer ID: Yes
Speakerphone: Yes
Data Tethering: Yes
Radio: Yes
Games: Downloadable
Apps: –
Included Software / Apps: –
To-Do / Task List, Calendar, World Clock, Alarm, Stop Watch, Calculator, Currency Converter, NotePad, Voice Memos / Recorder
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What people actually want to know
When was the Sanyo M1 released?
The Sanyo M1 was released on January 3, 2007.
Does the Sanyo M1 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Sanyo M1 has a 2.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I download the Sanyo M1 manual?
You can view and download the Sanyo M1 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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