Pantech Burst Specs

This phone is great for starters in the smartphone world. Even in its lowest, the phone still puts up well against others. With a bright display, great call quality, and amazing text input, this phone does well in everyday usage.

I have to say that this phone was a huge shocker to me. First off, I absolutely love the display size Pantech had chosen for the device, and the rounded edges and sleek feel make it fit nicely in the hand. It's a looker too, with a gorgeous Super AMOLED display up front and center showcasing some great color saturation and decent viewing angles. The phone runs quite zippy as well, even on Gingerbread, though Pantech just announced via their Twitter feed that the phone will be upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich on the 27th of September. The camera is pretty darn average, and so is the battery, but the latter can be extended with the use of free apps like Juice Defender in the Play Store. Overall, I'd have to say that this is a great phone for even the nerdiest of us, as it scores high in benchmarks, even higher than the Galaxy Note of last year in my tests with Antutu. Buy this phone, you won't regret it!

Other than loosing my blu tooth it just shuts the blutooth function off if I turn my blutooth off and then have to find it in settings and turn it back on no big deal.Battery life on 4lte is very poor the worst thing about the phone by far compared to my Iphone 3gs it is only about 1/2 the time. I have to charge 1-2 times a day, unless you have the time to charge it a second time fully I don't have the time defiantly need a car charger or carry your house charger with you.It is great phone and now only .99 cents. That's right less than a buck. Other wise I am very happy.