Kyocera Rio E3100 Touchscreen Phone w/ 1.3 Megapixel Camera Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Jessica Dolcourt (cnet.com)

Kyocera Rio E3100 (Cricket Wireless) review

It's good to see Kyocera getting its name out there again. The recent kickoff of the Kyocera Echo dual-screen smartphone turned some heads, but the same can't be said for the decidedly run-of-the-mill Kyocera Rio for Cricket Wireless. There's nothing...

The Kyocera Rio has a pleasing, finger-friendly interface. Built-in navigation and e-mail apps give the phone a boost.

A cheap design, variable call quality, and an ornery music player are the Kyocera Rio's biggest drawbacks.

The Kyocera Rio brings Cricket customers another touch-screen choice, though music fans will likely seek a different handset.

Feb, 2011

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Expert review by : Alex Colon (pcmag.com)

Kyocera Rio E3100 (Cricket Wireless)

The Kyocera Rio 3100 dresses itself up like a smart phone, but is merely a mediocre feature phone.

Good voice quality. Nice built-in Web browser and email. Cheap.

Occasionally unresponsive UI. Buggy. Poor multimedia features.

Multimedia, Camera, Apps and Conclusions The Rio only has 40MB of internal memory, but it supports microSD cards. My 32GB SanDisk card worked fine. I had to save music files to a particular folder the Rio generated on the card, but once I did, the...

Feb, 2011

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Expert review by : Paul Briggs (mobilewhack.com)

Kyocera Rio E3100 Cell Phone Review–Quality Marginal System

Today we've got a relative newcomer for the folks out at Cricket Wireless, and we'll be talking about the Kyocera Rio E3100, a phone that's not really that bad, but will never be a competitor for the more powerful smartphones.

Decent battery life ; Plenty of features ; User friendly control scheme

Lower end camera ; Lower quality music playback

The Kyocera Rio E3100 is a candy bar style smartphone with a 2.8 inch display and an optical trackpad control, as well as speakerphone, conference calling, Bluetooth connectivity, mobile email, mobile web, text and multimedia messaging, a variety of...

Feb, 2011

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Consumer review (cnet.com)

"CRAPY CRAPY CRAPY Phone"

Looks like a lot a frustrated users out there.

It is a KYOCERA!

Still trying to figure out moving photos off the camera via a USB cable. Set to Mass Storage but Win 7, Win 8 and XP sees it as yellow ? - Data Interface.

Jul, 2013

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Consumer review (611connect.com)