The waterproof Kyocera Hydro Plus launched by Cricket
The waterproof smartphones are becoming more and more popular amongst mobile users today. Kyocera is one of the manufacturers that are focusing on releasing a good choice of waterproof smartphones at affordable price. The Hydro line smartphones stand out with decent hardware specs and abundance of features that assure everything the mobile users want. The company is releasing different rugged models in the US.
The latest device that was just launched by the manufacturer in the mobile operator Cricket is Kyocera Hydro Plus. It comes with 3.5-inches IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels. The CPU that gives power to the phone is Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 clocked at 1GHz paired with 512MB RAM. It is provided with a 3.2MP camera with LED flash on the rare panel. The built-in memory in the Hydro Plus is only 2GB. There is a microSD slot for expanding of the storage.
The carrier Cricket offers the Hydro Plus along with the Muve Music 4.0 service. It is a special service by the operator for prepaid music streaming. It provides over 16 million tracks and users can take advantage from support for downloading music for offline playback. There are also discovery tools such as Muve Headliner and Muve First.
The price of the Hydro Plus in Cricket is $139.99 unlocked. It provides a decent package for specs for its price. The waterproof panel of the device and its compact size make it easy for users to take the phone everywhere they go. The handset will “survive” to water splashes or dipping it in 1 meter water for 30 minutes. The smartphone can be purchased from the stores of Cricket as well as from the official website of the carrier. In terms of connectivity the Hydro Plus supports Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth. The rugged smartphones are one of the latest trends in the mobile world. Would you buy the new Kyocera Hydro Plus?
Source: Leap Wireless
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