Although, it does have nice big and firm keys that can accommodate those chubby fingers all day long.
At just 3.6oz, it won’t feel like you’re carrying a small child around all day. More robust than the fragile smartphones we’re all making allowances for, the Breeze 4 slips easily into a shirt or coat pocket. That means that the Breeze 4 carries on being useful long after you’ve stepped outside of our fair shores.Īs always with the Breeze family, the flip-top design makes for a very sturdy and rather well protected device. As well as the inclusion of compatibility with the global 2100mhz band. A bigger battery helps to drive the increased spec along nicely so there’s no downgrade in performance. A bigger and better display also helps to drive home that particular point. Not as a result of being better in the conventional sense, but through the upgrading of many of the internal electronics and they way they are used.Ī 3MP camera is the most immediately noticeable upgrade, significantly improved from the 1.3MP of the Breeze 3. After all, a winning lottery ticket is better than a big chunk of old styrofoam, but which do you throw to a drowning man? The Breeze 4 does things slightly differently to the Breeze 3. Memory: 256MB Internal, expandable to 32GB with microSD cardįeatures: SMS, MMS, Email, Web Browser, MP3 Player, MP4 Player, Organizer, Voice Memo Recorder, Voice Dial, Document Viewerīattery: 1030mAh – a0 days Standby, 5hrs TalktimeĬonnectivity: 3G with 2100mhz for Global Compatibility What Does It Do Better Than The Breeze 3? All this makes this smart little phone a great choice for the 40% of Americans who just want a phone and not a pocket-draining data plan for features they’ll never use. It has a bigger display, more internal memory, better camera, roaming compatibility and more. It expands significantly on the previous Breeze 3 model in terms of design and specification. The Breeze 4 has long been a top seller for Pantech. Yet here has to be distinguished from those where the art of speaking to someone has been relegated to somewhere below Candy Crush and finding the nearest McDonalds. Seriously, phones are designed to actually make calls. Such is the ubiquitous nature of the modern smartphone, that flip top devices such as the Pantech Breeze 4 are now referred to as “voice phones”.
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