The modest but slim candy bar-style phone boasts world-phone capabilities, a VGA camera and instant messaging.
Editors' note: Click here to read our full review of the Pantech C120.
While it's admirably small and light, with nicely designed keys packed into a tight keypad, the Pantech C120 (which Cingular offers through its pay-as-you-go GoPhone plan) suffers from poor call quality, a mediocre display and iffy messaging features. With its slim profile, VGA camera and tri-band support for some international usefulness, the C120 might suffice for style-mongers who don't want to sign a long-term service contract, but regular chatters can certainly do better.
Specifications
Tri-band GSM/GPRS
VGA camera
AOL, Yahoo and MSN instant messaging
Speakerphone
Voice memos
Measures 4 by 1.7 by 0.5 inches; weighs 2.6 ounces
Price and availability
Available now on Cingular's GoPhone pre-paid service for about $50.
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