Kyocera

Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Kyocera

7 mentions from real owners

• #1Oct 1, 2025

  What’s something you’ve bought once and never had to replace?

  My Kyocera CCD camera, still work probably.

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• #2Sep 2, 2025

  Android phones that can last a long time?

  My Kyocera is at least three years old and like new. If USB port stopped charging, not a show stopper since it has pogo pin charging too. Has 3.5 mm jack that works with 120 dB remote speaker mic.

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• #3Aug 9, 2025

  What's the best BIFL item you own?

  I have had the following for years if not decades, and have never regretted the price: All Clad pans, Vitamix, Portmeirion plates and ramekins (dishwasher, fridge, freezer and oven safe; they have literally been dropped on wood floors and been totally fine), Kyocera ceramic knives, Wüstof 10 inch chef's knife, Vollrath Wear-Ever Cookie Sheet Pans, Peugeot pepper mill (solid as a rock), Kitchenaid mixer, Hamilton Beach Heavy Duty food processor, Williams Sonoma gold pans, all metal apple slicer, all-metal juicer, all metal Microplane, metal bowl set, 10 piece glass bowl set, metal whisk, set of 3 plain wooden spoons, wooden cutting boards, all silicone spatulas (handle coated as well) Basically, if you find a kitchen tool that has no plastic anywhere, and is made of good quality metal, get it. Also refer to America's Test Kitchen recommendations, as they really put kitchen tools to the test. Also, I almost hate to say it, but my Tesla Model 3 has lasted 8 years now, and my only maintenance needed has been to replace the air filter, windshield washing fluid, and tires. Also, with every SW update, the car gets better/more features. Not buy for life, but buy for a decade at least. I may not stay with Tesla in the future, but I will be staying with electric cars, for the super low cost of maintenance and acceleration alone.

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• #4Aug 7, 2025

  Looking to replace every single item we own

  Babish Mixing Bowls Kyocera Vegetable Peeler Sherwin Williams Paint Safavieh Area Rugs The Frame Samsung TV William Sonoma Spatulas Schwinn Stationary Bike Weber Kettle Grill and Upright Smoker Boos Butcher Block Cutting Board Lodge Cast Iron Molly Mutt Dog Beds I’m really sorry to hear about your family’s circumstances. Best of luck to you all.

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• #5May 3, 2025

  The best printer for home use to buy? What do you recommend right now?

  You could also check Kyocera. I used their printers and mfp a lot, while working as one man army sysadmin for small business companies. Their toner cartridges are modular (toner container and drum unit replaced separately). Toner containers come very cheap and you also have third party toner available. And original replacement parts are not so expensive.

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• #6Apr 11, 2025

  Any Good Printer For Home Use?

  Kyocera Mita. I've only every owned two, and the first one was only replaced because I wanted a colour multifunction one with scanner built in.

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• #7Apr 10, 2025

  Any Good Printer For Home Use?

  Brother, as mentioned, or Kyocera laser, the basic model runs for years.

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