Pantech C810 Duo Smartphone (AT&T) | good buy for those who text frequently

Pantech C810 Duo Smartphone (AT&T) | C810 Duo

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	Pantech C810 Duo Smartphone (AT&T) AT&T AT&T, 2007 average customer review:based on 25 reviews view larger image
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good buy for those who text frequently

I bought my 18-year-old daughter this phone to replace a Razor so she could text more easily. She has had it for 6 months and LOVES it. Very easy to use as a "texting tool". She does not connect to the internet on it. The smaller size is nice, it fits well in a pocket.

I then bought the phone for my 16-year old son, and had a different experience. After 25 days, we returned it because it froze frequently, and would not receive phone calls/texts occasionally even with full bars of service. He regularly had to remove the battery and put it back in to reset it. The new replacement pantech duo phone has worked great, no problems. He has had this one for 2 months.

I am guessing that maybe there are some duds out there, so just make sure you can exchange it before you plunk down your money. (I purchased mine through an AT&T store and had no problem with the return.)

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C810 Duo

Great Phone!!

PROS:
Very cool. Crowd Pleaser. Nice Photo quality. Memory card option is awesome. I love having music without the pod. Sync is easy. Downloaded google maps and use regularly. Very nice to have. Internet is amazing! Reasonable reception.

CONS:
Freezes from time to time. (won't recieve calls or turn off but reg OS still works) But I take the battery out and it works great again.
Dust has gotten under the exterior portion of the screen. Dusty screen drives me nuts! Wish i could use my own songs as alarm tones. Wish I could delete the pointless games that come preinstalled. Email hard to set-up for the unsavy.

OverAll:
Worth the money. Nice phone. Cool design. Would buy again!

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Pantech Duo

First, I would like to state that I did not buy this from Amazon.com, but from AT&T. This review is more about the phone itself with a few snippits about phone service.

Overall, I really like this phone. I am not much of a texting person, but I found the pad useful for other things such as entering contacts. My fiance has stated that he found the MS programs very useful for entering his grades (he's a teacher) and that has saved him some time.

The picture quality is not wonderful with this phone. My main issue, actually, was just getting the picture feature to turn on. I need to hold down and hit the button a few times to get the camera to turn on, and I love taking photos on my phone. They could work to improve this feature.

My fiance and I bought the family plan from AT&T. So far, I have not been able to send him a text, and the book does not state anything about texting other then the instructions for doing so. We did not buy a texting plan, but I was under the assumption that we would be charged per text message. Need to contact AT&T about this.

The sound is alright on this phone. Not the best, but it works very well for what we need. At least, unlike my previous T-Mobile with Razor phone, we can contact each other when we're on the bus (could not get through/ would not ring with my previous plan). It sounds just a little bit more muffled when doing this, but we can fully understand each other in this situation.

Overall, I am finding this phone to my needs and am happy with the purchase.

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Like it, but don't LOVE it.

Is this a brand new phone or a refurb? Is it supposed to slide really really easily??? I like that it has all the features i want in phone. I've had for a month or so, and its already malfunctioning. When its in the normal position, none of the buttons work, unless i slide it. then it works. I like the dual slider. i text a lot, so the keyboard is a big help, even though it took some getting used to.

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