Kyocera DuraForce Pro E6820 Military Grade Rugged Smartphone for AT&T

I bought this because my NEC Terrain is no longer being upgraded and I needed something that would run the latest bank and map software. The actual kicker was when I upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 I could not longer connect with a USB cable to the computer to transfer files to and from the phone. I actually prefer the smaller NEC Terrain with a "real" keyboard, which makes typing easier. But, the DuraForce PRO works swell with the cable. You can easily wireless print from your phone, used that option already ! If you had a portable printer this would be good for maps done while in the car. I tried Google Maps while driving, the voice step by step turn works great and the phone is loud enough to hear. The DuraForce Pro makes up for the keyboard difference with the predictive typing and it looked to be the best value (though not the cheapest) for a rugged phone. Camera is fine. Battery life is great! Plus, it charges fairly quickly. I put it into a leather case from Korea with a sliding tab so you just slide the phone up to expose the camera up to take pictures. I replaced the glue with a 3M double sided tape so the phone stays secure within the case. Very solid and keeps the screen safe, yet, still easy for a quick picture. Fits fine in a cargo pants pocket, would be a good option for a pocket book too. This has good voice transmission quality compared to the Terrain! All in all very happy with the phone. I expected the same quality from the phone as from the Kyocera printers and got it !