I was looking for a phone that offered email access but did not want to spend alot of money for a Blackberry. The Sanyo Juno was just the cell phone I was looking for. It not only is simple to use with a menu that easily allows you to access your contacts, web access and messaging, but has a full keyboard as well as simple one touch text messaging feature. I like that I can be on the go and can easily check my hotmail and yahoo email accounts without having to worry about missing an important message. You also can set up your gmail account as well, if applicable. I highly recommend this cell phone for anyone who needs a simple way to keep connected to family, friends, and business contacts.

glorim

Las Vegas, NV

Living in an area.. where even the best contract phones are not a sure bet, prepaid with unlimited, talk, text , web is the way to go.. except then.. you get stuck.. with what you may fear.. is the oh.. not soo cute phone factor.. Enter the spunky fun loving name Juno, then pink with flowers.. Yes.. what more can one want.. If you a die hard smart phone aholic.. you might just go NUTS..as this phone.. is NOT that.. But if you are looking for cute, lightweight in comparison to some of those fancies, would like to text away.. and know.. if you are patient.. then web hunting with some yoga patient moments is a possibility. The camera works good for this type of phone. Some features. that are a bit frustrating include: when looking at email.. ( based on server) you only can see current new inbox email not your entire box, you also will only see Sent items if you typed on the phone.. not if you sent it directly from the server, the sound quality is average an as another reviewer meant.. that Pianistas with long or bigger fingers.. may need to learn how to nimbly become adept at little finger keyboards.. If you are looking for dimension with the keys rater than total flat.. this phone is nice in that way.. Just be careful that you do not knock it on.when you do not mean it..

livethezestylife

Kissimmee, FL

I have been using this phone for the past two years, and it's been (altogether) good for the time being. But, as time has gone on, my love for the phone has gone down dramatically. All the little flaws that I didn't think were a bit deal, suddenly started sticking out to me. But, I would rather not start on the negative. Rather, let's focus on the positives of this phone. First, it's pink. Which is absolutely adorable, fashionable and cute. Secondly, I really like the font this phone uses and it's general decorations on it are really, really nice. The phone also does a great job of doing what it is supposed to do - call and text people. However, there are a couple of things that really annoy me about this phone. For one, the keys are super duper small which my big fingers just can't handle. I need decent sized keys. Secondly, the phone pocket dials a lot for me. Something which is annoying. But, besides those small things, it's a good phone! Just not a good phone for me.

missschweiz

Columbia, MO

I just received my new Sanyo Juno cell phone in the mail yesterday, and I already love it!  I purchased this phone to replace an older Motorola I had been using as a spare, because my other Motorola had crashed.  I was tired of having a bulky flip phone and wanted to try something new.   I came across the Sanyo Juno and after reading up on it, decided to give it a try.  Currently, the phone comes in either a dark blue, or a fun, flirty pink, which has a flower design along the screen's border.  I went with the pink one.  It's even cuter in person!  I will admit, the small keys on the qwerty keyboard are going to take some getting used to, but I don't think it will pose any problems in the long run.  Also, I wish there was a better selection of standard ringtones available, but that's just a personal preference.  I haven't experienced any dropped calls as of yet, and don't for-see having any issues related to dropping calls or lost signals.  This is a great little phone for the price!

gapeach79

Rocky Face, GA