Speaking of which, the battery cover is where you'll find the standard 5MP rear camera and its accompanying LED flash on the left — a first for Pantech in the US — and speaker grille on the right.

Pantech is known for producing budget Android smartphones that punch above their weight, and the Flex is no exception. Available now on AT&T for $50 with a two-year contract, it delivers a dual-core ...

This week we've had the opportunity to have a peek at the newest smartphone from Verizon in the Pantech Perception, a device whose gesture abilities appear at first to outweigh its full suite of ...

The Pantech Breakout is Verizon’s answer to the critics who complain that 4G LTE devices are too expensive. The Breakout doesn’t have the high end specs of the Droid Bionic, but it does bring several ...

The Pantech Duo was one of the first budget Windows Mobile smartphones-- I don't mean one that got discounted after 6 months or a year on the market but rather it was low-priced from day one. You get ...

The Burst's call quality and speakerphone are disappointing, battery life is so-so, and you'll need a tool or a set of talons to remove the back cover. Bottom line: At just $50, the feature-rich ...

What we liked: At $50 with a two-year service agreement, the Pantech Burst is a wonderful 4G LTE value. The screen is sharp and the internals are better than expected. Room for Improvement: Battery ...