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Kyocera Digno 902KC / 903KC

A SoftBank keitai with a proper English menu and an awkward band list.

Secondhand Enthusiast imports and alternatives

$190 to $240

Kyoex, the Japanese exporter the buy links point to, sells it new and SIM-unlocked at $285 in black or silver, down from a $395 list, and the pink at $345, down from $545. Used stock runs $160 for the black and $185 for the silver, with a $245 pink listed but out of stock. Other import sellers vary with condition, so treat the range as a guide.

  • TypeFlip
  • SoftwareAndroid
  • Screen3.4" LCD
  • Network2G / 3G / 4G
  • Introduced 2020

Software and apps

Operating system
Android-based SoftBank feature-phone build; neither Kyocera nor SoftBank publishes the version. English is a supported system language.
App store
No app store
Web browser
Yes
Email
YesCarrier mail, the way every Japanese keitai has it.
Sideloading
Unknown
WhatsApp
No
Spotify
No
Podcasts
Unknown
Apple Music
No
Your own MP3s
Yes
RCS messaging
No
Group texts
Unknown
Android Auto
NoA closed SoftBank build with no Play services.
Maps
Unknown

Hardware

Form factor
Flip (keitai)
Screen
3.4-inch 854x480 FWVGA TFT main screen and a 0.9-inch OLED sub-display on the lid.
Camera
Yes
Battery
1,700 mAh user-replaceable
USB-C
Yes
Headphone jack
No
Water and dust
IPX5/IPX8 and IP5X
Weight
131 g

Connectivity

Network
2G / 3G / 4G4G LTE, 3G and GSM, with international roaming. Y!mobile rates it at 112.5Mbps down and 37.5Mbps up on 4G.
VoLTE
Yes
SIM
Physical SIM + microSDOne USIM slot under the back cover, alongside a microSDHC slot that takes up to 32GB. No dual SIM, no eSIM.
Wi-Fi hotspot
Yes
Bands
LTE bands 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8. 3G on bands 1, 2, 4 and 8, GSM 900/1800/1900 abroad. SoftBank's own band list marks 5, 12, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26 and 28 as not fitted and every TDD band as absent, so in the US it is band 2 and band 4 only. Passable in a city, nothing below 1GHz.
Carriers
SoftBank sold the 902KC and Y!mobile the identical 903KC. Its LTE bands are 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8, so in the US you are on band 2 and band 4 only, with nothing below 1GHz. Expect indoor and rural coverage to be poor. VoLTE here is SoftBank and Y!mobile VoLTE, so calls depend on a US carrier being willing to provision an uncertified handset.

Where to get one

Regions
Import only
Countries
Japan; exported
Also sold at
eBay Japan sellers; Kyoex

Notes

Contrary to the import guides, SoftBank publishes a full English user guide and the menus run in English. The main menu is a fixed twelve items with no store and no way to add one. USB-C is the only port, and the manual is blunt that nothing else goes in it.

Last updated September 16, 2026.

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