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hello everybody it's Lynn law from Cena and today we're going to check out the kyocera hydro edge from sprint and boost mobile now just like its predecessor the hydro the hydro edge is a waterproof mid-range handset it can survive being dunked and up to a meter of water for about 30 minutes it sports a 4-inch IPS display with an 800 x 480 pixel resolution and it runs Android 4.1 jelly bean powering is in size is a 1.6 ampere hour battery that has a reported talk time of up to 13 hours and a 1 gigahertz dual-core processor you'll also get 1 gig of ram four gigs of ram and expandable memory upto 32 gigs via a microSD card slot on the back you'll get a 5 megapixel camera capable of shooting 720p video but no front-facing camera above the display you'll also see there's no in ear speaker that's because the phone has smart sonic receiver technology through the use of a ceramic transducer inside the phone Audio waves travel through the heart tissue inside your ear which boosts audio clarity and quality if you're interested the device is going for about twenty dollars from sprint after users signed a two-year contract for prepaid users you can buy it from boost mobile for about one hundred and fifty dollars but keep in mind that the boost mobile version doesn't come with mobile hotspot capabilities again i'm lyn and you've been checking out the kyocera hydro edge