Welcome to Android Central! It gets average to above-average reviews. It looks like the main advantage is the ruggedness--if your job or leisure activities put your phone at risk of damage, then this is probably a decent choice, since there aren't many rugged smartphones out there (but then again, you could always get a sturdy case for any of the less rugged phones). Complaints include a mediocre camera and not so great battery life.
Kyocera is a pretty minor player in the US smartphone arena--what this means is that you shouldn't expect many system updates from them (if any). This isn't always a bad thing, especially when you read the forums and see the various complaints about the latest update.
If you've had the phone for less than 2 weeks, you may be able to return it and choose a different phone. So if you have buyer's remorse, talk to your carrier and ask about their return policy.
04-15-2015 10:43 PM