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I purchased this phone 2 years ago and have major problems! Dropped calls, delayed texts and voicemails - not the carrier's towers since a Katana ( much cheaper) will have full reception when the better Pro 200 won't. 2 years to the day of purchase the SCREEN STOPPED WORKING. No need to read text...
10-4 button got very hard to press. Sent to manufacturer for repair & was told it had water damage & wasn't under warranty. This phone has never been in water. I was very disappointed. I just got the phone in Oct & by March the button is so hard to push I can't use the 10-4 service which is why I...
Menus do not explain voice dialing option & manual was no help Bluetooth pairing was easy setting phone up was not Even at the well established retailer they had trouble Ringer is loud (Great) volume fine Coverage was explained as very good no problems so far Manual very skimpy ! Samsung much bet...
In Depth
The Sanyo Pro 200, also known as the Pro 200s, is an all-business flip that delivers on performance and makes no effort to win prizes for boutique looks or cutting edge color schemes. This is a phone that will be appreciated for its durable construction, call quality and performance rather than design subtlety; clear access to obvious functions rather than cryptic sub-menus.
Closed, the Sanyo Pro 200 features an external, 1.5-inch monochrome display which provides date, time, battery life, signal strength and caller ID. Inside you will find a 1.9-inch color display that does a modest job of representing images and graphics, but is nothing to write home about.
A simple alpha-numeric key-pad with comfortable-sized keys make up the majority of the bottom-half of the phone, with a navigational array resting on top with a directional pad and dedicated black keys that allow for quick access to obvious and frequent functions.
One outstanding feature of the Sanyo Pro 200 is its Push-to-Talk, or 10-4, capability. This walkie-talkie feature allows users to communicate almost instantly with the push of a button, making it easy for businessmen, contractors and others to reach key people quickly. Sound quality is first rate and anyone can be a pro in a matter of minutes using this feature.
Pros: Durable phone, quality build materials, what it does it does very well, reliable, easy to use.
Cons: No frills, bare bones, but by design.
Verdict: The Sanyo Pro 200 is designed for busy people in the field who need to reach others quickly and easily. Simple menu structure makes anyone a pro in minutes. Great choice for small businesses on the go!
What people actually want to know
When was the Sanyo PRO-200 released?
The Sanyo PRO-200 was released on April 1, 2008.
How long does the battery last on the Sanyo PRO-200?
The Sanyo PRO-200 has a 1,050 mAh battery.
Does the Sanyo PRO-200 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Sanyo PRO-200 has a 2.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I download the Sanyo PRO-200 manual?
You can view and download the Sanyo PRO-200 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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