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Sanyo Vero (photos)

The Sanyo Vero doesn't get the highest call quality marks, but its user-friendly design and functional features make it a decent handset for basic communication.

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The Sanyo has a minimalist design with smooth lines and a flat shape. It's not much, but we liked it.
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The monochrome external display is no bigger than a postage stamp, but it shows the time in large font.
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The Vero's keypad buttons are flush, but the backlit numbers are pretty big.
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The Vero's plastic skin doesn't feel very sturdy.
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The Vero's reverse hinge means that its front flap opens behind its rear flap.
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The vero's volume rocker and Micro-USB port sit on its left spine.
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