Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+

The charger uses a USB-C type connection. ~Geo

DuraXV Extreme and DuraXV Extreme+ do not come with the Verizon Message+ app, so there is no impact on those models. Additionally, Message+ will continue to support basic functionality like sending and receiving messages on older Kyocera flip phones like DuraXV LTE.

The native text messageing application will be listed on the phone for texting. https://www.verizon.com/basic-phones/kyocera-duraxv-extreme-plus/ -Natasha

Thank you for selecting Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+. One thing that can cause this issue is transferring from an iPhone to a non-Apple phone. It you were using an iPhone before transferring your number to DuraXV Extreme+, you will need to deregister your phone number with iMessage, and instructions are available online. If you have any more questions, feel free to contact our customer support team at 1-800-349-4478, or through our support page kyoceramobile.com/contactus/support/.

We would love to troubleshoot this with you. Please contact us here; https://www.verizon.com/support/contact-us/ -Joe

Yes, you can use Google on the Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+ because it has a web browser. ~Ivone

Yes, DuraXV Extreme+ has a tether point at the top left corner to which you could attach a charm, strap, etc.

The DuraXV Extreme+ is not a smartphone, and there isn't a way to track it. Learn more here: https://www.verizon.com/support/how-to-find-phone/

No, DuraXV Extreme+ does not come with Google Messages. Google Messages is designed for smartphones.

No. Learn more about how to send a text message (page 47) of the user guide here: https://ss7.vzw.com/is/content/VerizonWireless/Catalog%20Assets/Devices/Kyocera/Kyocera_DuraXV_Extreme/UG/kyocera-duraxv-extreme-04102020-userguide-eng.pdf

Yes, you can plug a USB-C cable into the phone and connect the other end of the cable to a power adapter. Then the phone will charge the battery. You can also use the phone as normal while it is charging.

No, DuraXV Extreme+ does not come with a preloaded messaging solution that would support syncing messages with other devices.

Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+ Accessibility Features Auditory:Readout, Speech Rate and Speech Pitch, Persistent Alerts, Captions, Mono Audio, Sound Balance, Real Time Text, Vibrate for Calls / Alerts / Alarms, Volume Control, LED Flash for Alerts Mobility: Voice Command, Vibrate for Calls / Alerts / Alarms, Vibration Intensity, Persistent Alerts, Physical Keys, Programmable Keys Hearing Aid Compatibility: M4/T4 Visual: Readout, Speech Rate and Speech Pitch, Font Size, Color Inversion, Color Correction, Vibrate for Calls / Alerts / Alarms, Vibration Intensity, Brightness Level, Tactile bumps on the keypad number “5” key, Braille User Guide available upon request

DuraXV Extreme+ supports GPS for position location during E911 calls. For other purposes, the GPS feature can be used to find the device's location and share that with the browser when visiting a mapping webpage, like the Google Maps website, so you can find your current location and even get detailed directions to another location. Note that you will need to set the Location setting to something other than "E911 Only" for this to work. The phone will not provide turn-by-turn navigation guidance.

KYOCERA DuraXV Extreme - Manage GPS Location Settings: https://www.verizon.com/support/knowledge-base-231034/