Sanyo SCP-3810 black (Sprint) CNET Reviews
Though Kyocera now owns the Sanyo cell phone brand, the SCP-3810 stays close to its roots. With its boxy profile, sharp display, and simple navigation controls, it has all the hallmarks of a Sanyo phone. The SCP-3810 is relatively compact at 3.8 inches tall by 2 inches wide by 0.7 inches thick and weighs 3.9 ounces. You shouldn't have problem taking it on the go. You can get it in regal red or black onyx; we reviewed the former, but the features are the same on both models.We're not pleased with the SCP-3810's external display. It's monochrome and tiny, and because it's hidden behind the external cover it disappears when the backlighting is off (a flick of the volume rocker will activate it again). The display only shows the time and numeric caller ID; it won't show the date, battery life, signal strength, and photo caller ID.
On the right spine, you'll find the volume rocker, a camera shutter, and the Micro-USB charger port. The latter also accommodates a USB cable for data transfer. On the right spine is the 2.5mm headset jack. We prefer a 3.5mm jack, but we'll let it slide on a phone without a music player. The camera lens sits on the backside of the phone next to a speaker. It doesn't include a mirror, which will make taking self-portraits tricky.
Finally though, he zonked out really good 
