Cnet reviews the Pantech Breeze: “The Pantech Breeze has a delightfully slim and trim profile, with curved corners and sides. It’s wrapped in an all-white matte plastic shell and feels nice and light in the hand. The phone also comes with a 1.04-inch diagonal external screen, which we like to see on basic phones like this. The Pantech Breeze supports 65,000 colors and displays information such as date, time, battery and signal strength, plus photo caller ID. Our one complaint about the external screen is that we can’t activate it without opening and closing the phone, so we can’t easily check the date/time.
The good: The Pantech Breeze is an attractively slim flip phone with a large keypad, a display with big fonts, and a really easy-to-use interface. It also has a VGA camera and three quick-call keys for emergency purposes.

The bad: The handset’s quick-call keys are smooth to the surface of the phone, there’s no self-portrait mirror, and you can’t activate the external display while the phone is closed and on standby.

The bottom line: The Pantech Breeze is definitely ideal for seniors and those with disabilities, but it’s also an all-around great phone for anyone who wants a decent entry-level handset.”

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