Phonemag reviews Sanyo Katana LX and writes "First impressions are good.  Sanyo have shaved both length and width off of the Katana II, but added a little girth: the LX measures in at 94 x 48 x 18mm and its glossy plastic body weighs 96g.  Sprint are offering it in three colors: pink, blue [...]

Infosyncworld reviews Sanyo Pro 200 and writes “With its Direct Connect walkie-talkie features, the Sanyo Pro 200 is made for talking. The speakerphone is very loud. We had little trouble having a conversation while driving on the highway with our windows rolled down. Unfortunately, voice quality and reception were something of an issue, which [...]

CNET reviews Sanyo Katana LX and writes “As an entry-level camera phone, we weren’t expecting much from the Katana LX, and indeed it has almost identical features to the Katana II. Starting with the basics, it comes with a 600-entry contacts list and each entry can hold up to seven numbers, two e-mail addresses, [...]

LetsGoMobile reviews Sanyo Katana DLX and writes “Sanyo’s legendary Katana phone set the standard for style, function and features,” said Atsushi (Andy) Kodera, senior vice president and general manager of Sanyo Fisher Company’s Wireless Communications Division. “The large, bright screens of these new Katanas are ideal for easy viewing while texting, gaming or using productivity [...]