Pantech's custom interface also gives the Pocket seven customizable home screens and a pull-down navigation menu with quick access to system settings like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, sound profiles, and the alarm. The center of the ring conveys your battery status. They lead to the browser, the call log, e-mail, the music player, the messaging app, and the home screen. The lock screen shows a circle surrounded by "spokes" of icons, each one representing an app you can open right from the lock screen. While there's nothing we haven't seen before from other manufacturers, Pantech's take is fairly intuitive and easy to use.
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Pantech bestowed the Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system on the Pocket, then added its own touches. At 0.44 inch thick, the phone steers clear of bulkiness, and at 4.4 ounces, it's light without being flyaway. Even though its 4.52-inch height makes it no more vertically challenged than the iPhone 4S and the Samsung Transform Ultra, the handset's 3-inch waistline is much ampler than most. Video quality will bum out budding videographers.Ī black phone with a textured, slightly rubberized finish coating the phone's rim and back, the Pocket immediately stands out for its short, squat, rounded build. In an interesting twist, however, the Pocket's standout trait-its wider, shorter build-is also its Achilles' heel, since the dimensions make it awkward to grip with smaller hands. In the Pantech Pocket, you see Pantech's easy-to-use Android Gingerbread skin, HSPA+ 4G speeds, and a good-quality 5-megapixel camera, all for a very reasonable $50.
Pantech and AT&T have a history of making some pretty reliable phones, including the Pantech Crossover and the Pantech Laser.
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