Description
Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 AT&T GSM Unlocked – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 AT&T GSM Unlocked 16GB 4G LTE Android Smartphone Black
Product Dimensions
0.3 x 5.6 x 2.8 inches
Item Weight
12.8 ounces
ASIN
B07MQWJRVQ
Item model number
SG_B07MQWJRVQ_US
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
OS
Android 5.1
Wireless communication technologies
Cellular, Wi-Fi
Connectivity technologies
Wi-Fi
Other display features
Wireless
Device interface – primary
Touchscreen
Other camera features
Rear
Form Factor
Smartphone
Colour
Black
Phone Talk Time
23 Hours
Manufacturer
UnAssigned
Country of Origin
China
Date First Available
February 12, 2019
Test video – Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 AT&T GSM Unlocked :
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Product highlights :
Questions & Answers – Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 AT&T GSM Unlocked :
Technical specifications – Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 AT&T GSM Unlocked :
Brand
Kyocera
Model Name
DuraForce XD
Wireless Carrier
Unlocked
Operating System
Android 5.1
Cellular Technology
4G
Memory Storage Capacity
16 GB
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi
Color
Black
Screen Size
5.7 Inches
Wireless network technology
GSM, Wi-Fi, LTE
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
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Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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T. L (verified owner) –
Phone is HUGE! – I own an “enduro” style motorcycle looking for a “rugged” phone. Ordered this one because for the price and stats of being a rugged phone this fit the bill
F. N (verified owner) –
It’s a tough but heavy phone. – This has been my favorite phone for years. It’s heavy but I don’t always need to have phone in pocket. I’ve ran over it(in grass) I have dropped It in the river. On tough phone.
G. I (verified owner) –
Tough phone – Put this thing through abuse for the last year. The durability is great. I’ve yet to scratch the screen bad enough to show up when backlit. And I have abused it. Daily drops from my pocket, sitting on it, dropped wrenches on it, etc. It rides in a pocket full of keys sand and wrenches, nearly 24/7.
B. I (verified owner) –
Not a fan….. – Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 –This phone is huge-much bigger than I thought it would be. The issue is with the UI system itself. It crashes many times, the apps-once you minimize to answer a phone call or text message-restart when you maximize again and you lose your progress on shows or music or with whatever you were doing. The speaker crackles on, stays on for a few moments, and then crackles off randomly even you are doing things that do not require a speaker. I know they’ve had problems with this system, but these annoyance don’t grow on you. As with any Kyocera, the durability is great but that is probably the only upside I see with this phone. I have always gone with Kyocera, but this time with the model phone I was sorely disappointed. Another downside, is that with their awesome waterproofing, the SD card is UNDER the battery, so in order to switch, you have to unscrew the back, pull off the covers, shut off the phone, pull out the battery, and pull out the SD card. And hope nothing resets.
F. N (verified owner) –
It’s a tough but heavy phone. – This has been my favorite phone for years. It’s heavy but I don’t always need to have phone in pocket. I’ve ran over it(in grass) I have dropped It in the river. On tough phone.
L. J (verified owner) –
Large and rugged with an old operating system – These phones are running 5.1.1(Lollipop) but work well for our towing business where a rugged phone and a large display helps. When dropped from a 30 foot overpass, they break. When run over with 20,000 lbs of truck tires, they break. But it’s less than $100 bucks to replace them, so they are ideal for field communication, that doesn’t need the last five Android operating system upgrades. We also use AT&T’s enhanced push to talk with them.
L. K (verified owner) –
I recommend – This phone is perfect for people who have an active occupation. I’m a construction worker and outdoors guy. It’s perfect for me. Gripe I have is battery life, always have spares (I have 2 and keep them charged).
L. O (verified owner) –
Good for the woods. – Get an active sim card with gsm service plug it in enter the unlock code on box.
G. I (verified owner) –
Tough phone – Put this thing through abuse for the last year. The durability is great. I’ve yet to scratch the screen bad enough to show up when backlit. And I have abused it. Daily drops from my pocket, sitting on it, dropped wrenches on it, etc. It rides in a pocket full of keys sand and wrenches, nearly 24/7.
L. J (verified owner) –
Large and rugged with an old operating system – These phones are running 5.1.1(Lollipop) but work well for our towing business where a rugged phone and a large display helps. When dropped from a 30 foot overpass, they break. When run over with 20,000 lbs of truck tires, they break. But it’s less than $100 bucks to replace them, so they are ideal for field communication, that doesn’t need the last five Android operating system upgrades. We also use AT&T’s enhanced push to talk with them.
B. I (verified owner) –
Not a fan….. – Kyocera Duraforce XD E6790 –This phone is huge-much bigger than I thought it would be. The issue is with the UI system itself. It crashes many times, the apps-once you minimize to answer a phone call or text message-restart when you maximize again and you lose your progress on shows or music or with whatever you were doing. The speaker crackles on, stays on for a few moments, and then crackles off randomly even you are doing things that do not require a speaker. I know they’ve had problems with this system, but these annoyance don’t grow on you. As with any Kyocera, the durability is great but that is probably the only upside I see with this phone. I have always gone with Kyocera, but this time with the model phone I was sorely disappointed. Another downside, is that with their awesome waterproofing, the SD card is UNDER the battery, so in order to switch, you have to unscrew the back, pull off the covers, shut off the phone, pull out the battery, and pull out the SD card. And hope nothing resets.
T. L (verified owner) –
Phone is HUGE! – I own an “enduro” style motorcycle looking for a “rugged” phone. Ordered this one because for the price and stats of being a rugged phone this fit the bill
L. K (verified owner) –
I recommend – This phone is perfect for people who have an active occupation. I’m a construction worker and outdoors guy. It’s perfect for me. Gripe I have is battery life, always have spares (I have 2 and keep them charged).
M. O (verified owner) –
Kyocera Duraforce – I needed a phone after I destroyed my second Galaxy Note 9. I’ve had Duraforce a couple years ago and they are tough durable phones. Some APPS are not compatible, but if you just need a replacement phone these a real good.
M. O (verified owner) –
Kyocera Duraforce – I needed a phone after I destroyed my second Galaxy Note 9. I’ve had Duraforce a couple years ago and they are tough durable phones. Some APPS are not compatible, but if you just need a replacement phone these a real good.
L. O (verified owner) –
Good for the woods. – Get an active sim card with gsm service plug it in enter the unlock code on box.