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Reviews (12)
Sep 12, 2010
What's NOT to Like with this phone?
7 of 7 found this helpful The Sanyo Incognito from Boostmobile should be the one that's a hit out of the ballpark. Simply put, Boostmobile offers unlimited EVERYTHING service at prices NO ONE ELSE CAN BEAT. Either $2/day unlimited, or $50/month unlimited.
That's a deal you can truly appreciate, when you have a phone that DOES everything, like the Incognito.
Although the Incognito doesn't have walkie-talkie, it's sleek profile, cutting edge design, and feature packed interface allow you to do more with this phone, than with any other phone in its price range...that's right: it's hard to keep in mind that this phone only costs $129 retail, less through eBay...
Instead of bloating the interface with pompous grad school apps and application suites that your desktop can barely run, the Incognito is chock full of user friendly, most wanted apps, for those who like to have fun with fun gadgets: with direct uploads to Myspace, Facebook and Twitter, full access to your FREE web mail clients, like through your ISP, Yahoo!mail, Hotmail and Google-and you can add them ALL to your mail app; a swift web browser; quick and easy access to ALL your IM friends online; and a sharp clear camera and video recorder, that at 2mp, takes some pretty good photos on auto, or with manual settings tweaked.
Blackberry wants you to pay for their email client. Incognito lets you use the FREE email clients that Google Yahoo and Windows offers thru hotmail.
Can it get any better? Yeah it can. Boostmobile is run on the Sprint Network, and while Sprint thinks they're doing you a favor offering you unlimited phone text and web for about $80, Boostmobile offer EVERYTHING, unlimited, for $50 a month...with no contract...want more? $2/day unlimited everything, no contract.,.. the only thing the Incognito does NOT have is walkie talkie, but honestly, with all the other features on that phone, when would you have the time to get around to it anyway?
Aug 20, 2019
Deal of a lifetime
These are high fidelity phones, not some rock with a rapper endorsement. Clear stereo separation, noise cancelling, normal private speaking voice for google and telephone- hears and transmits soft voice excelkently-and while they have bluetooth version5 available, these with version4 are more than adequate. Battery has hours, and i mean hours, of nonstop music. I never saw a bluetooth battery last this long.
Theres a Bluedio app in play store which i find useless; its not needed to enhance the sound quality. My MP3 library is lossless and 320bps; i got the most out of recording,and these phones return the most in fidelity during playback.
The kicker, of course, was the price. These were sold @ $15; i bought one pair, shipment was 2 days, ...saw/heard the quality, and immediately ordered another pair before they realized they were giving away high quality merchandise..
Stereo has always been about the sound and the tech specs for me, since the mid 70s....we bought what was good, and that made the name. These have strong signal capture, full stereo separation, strong bass, and distinct compliance with the EQ in my dinky Galaxy S6 poweramp music player, as well as the rudimentary audio enhancements and 5 band EQ found on my Acer iconia tablet..delivering the type of aural pleasure that suspends time itself.
This was an extraordinary deal i don't expect to find again. So i bought two.
Jun 02, 2020
Good for the money
1 of 1 found this helpful One might expect ok skool blast for 100w per channel. One must learn to adapt....after all, today's music isn't what you call high fidelity anymore, either, right?..it's just the right size for me, and in BT mode, I'm able to EQ my music is I wished when I purchased this, with my Poweramp app...I haven't yet tried the EQ settings available on he remote...
You probably will have to turn the console volume way up..a fact that leads people to believe the 100w claim to be stretching it a bit; but you'll find that you need to keep the bass boost down low, or it distorts and muddies...
I bought this for a small room, where previously a similar type system with 12 watts was used...there is a big difference in sound volume and quality..this unit focuses on bass boost..that's where the watts are going, not into 20,-20,000 hz with .001 THD rms blah blah blah..
At its price it's well worth the money. Music 8 recorded clear plays clear...and plenty loud