c3 pantech review

The Pantech C3b runs on Cingular/AT&T's GSM voice network and uses GPRS for data. The handset's external antenna proved capable of providing adequate reception during our tests. Voice clarity was also decent. The device's built-in speakerphone was pretty awful and should only probably only be used in extreme need situations. We definitely love the addition of Bluetooth 2.0 support to the C3b, something the original C3 lacked.

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When the word tiny was added to the dictionary, they must have had Pantech's C3b in mind, as there really is no other descriptive word that sums this phone up better. Aimed at the casual and cost conscious user, the C3b provides a solid base of features in a small but rugged package. This incredibly small flip phone, now being offered by Cingular Wireless, is the follow-up to Pantech's prior successes, the C300 and the C3.