Kyocera
Kyocera DuraXE Epic
The AT&T-flavored rugged Kyocera. Secondary market only now.
Secondhand Cheap entry points
$80 to $270
AT&T launched it at $270 in April 2021. It only turns up secondhand now, so what you actually pay varies.
- TypeFlip
- SoftwareAndroid
- Screen2.6" LCD
- Network3G / 4G
- Introduced 2021
Software and apps
- Operating system
- AOSP (proprietary Kyocera build)
- App store
- No app store
- Web browser
- Yes
- Yes
- Sideloading
- Unknown
- No
- Spotify
- No
- Podcasts
- Unknown
- Apple Music
- No
- Your own MP3s
- Yes
- RCS messaging
- No
- Group texts
- Yes
- Android Auto
- NoKyocera builds this on AOSP with no Play services.
- Maps
- Unknown
Hardware
- Form factor
- Flip (rugged)
- Screen
- 2.6 inch QVGA TFT, 240 by 320, inside, plus a 1.08 inch monochrome 102 by 90 sub-display on the lid. Kyocera's product page calls that sub-display OLED and its printed spec sheet calls it FTSN.
- Camera
- Partly
- Battery
- 1,770 mAh user-replaceable
- USB-C
- Yes
- Headphone jack
- Yes
- Water and dust
- IP68, MIL-STD-810H
- Weight
- 193 g
Connectivity
- Network
- 3G / 4GLTE CAT 4 on AT&T and FirstNet, with band 14. There is a UMTS radio too, but AT&T switched off 3G in 2022.
- VoLTE
- Yes
- SIM
- Physical SIM + microSDSingle nano-SIM (4FF), plus a microSDXC slot for cards up to 512GB.
- Wi-Fi hotspot
- Yes
- Bands
- LTE CAT 4 B2, B4, B5, B12, B14, B66; UMTS B1, B2, B4, B5
- Works on
- AT&T
- Carriers
- AT&T and FirstNet. Band 14 and FirstNet Ready, built around AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk.
Where to get one
- Regions
- United States
- Countries
- US
- Also sold at
- eBay; specialist resellers
Notes
Band 14 and FirstNet Ready, with a push-to-talk key and a programmable SOS key. A camera-free version was sold for sites that ban cameras. Kyocera's own menu has no app store behind it, and this is a secondary-market buy now.
Last updated September 16, 2026.
