also known as Helio Ocean

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Published:
22 Feb 2007
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
Helio - Available as Helio Ocean
    (Since May 2007)
Key features:
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Description:

The second Pantech for Helio is dual-slider, which means it slides both horizontally and vertically. Open it in landscape, to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging, or in portrait mode for the numeric keys. The CDMA/EV-DO phone features 2-megapixel camera, music player with dedicated key, video player and microSD slot for memory

User rating
Good
7.9
out of 10
based on 11 reviews

PAppeal

Christian Dior:
3 of 10
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Average Joe:
7 of 10
High
Corporate US:
2 of 10
Very low
High-Tech junkie:
6 of 10
Average
Pantech PN-810 specifications

Pantech PN-810 specifications

  • Announced
    • Date
      • 26 Mar 2007
  • Network
  • Size
  • Battery
    • Type
      • Li - Ion, 1200 mAh
    • Talk
      •    5.16 hours (310 mins) of Talk time
    • Standby
      •    248 hours (10 days) of Stand-by time
  • Main Display
    • Resolution
      • 240 x 320 pixels
    • Type
      • 262 144 colors, TFT
  • Camera
    • Resolution
      •    2.0 megapixels Resolution
    • Video
      • Yes
    • Features
      • Flash: Yes, Digital zoom
  • Multimedia
    • Video Playback
      • MPEG-4, H.264 formats supprted , Video player
    • Music Player
      • MP3 format supported
  • Memory
    • Memory Slot
      • microSD
    • Built-in
      • 200 MB
  • Input
    • Full Keyboard
      • QWERTY
  • Connectivity
    • Internet
      • WAP, HTML
    • USB
      • Yes
    • Bluetooth
      • 1.1
    • Connectors
      • HeadSet Jack (2.5mm)
  • Other Features
    • PhoneBook
      • Caller groups supported, 1200 -names capacity, Multiple Numbers Per Contact, Picture ID, Ring ID
    • PIM
      • Alarm, Calendar, Calculator, Stopwatch, Flashlight, World Clock, Notepad, Unit Converter
    • Voice
      • Recording, Speaker Phone
    • Email
      • IMAP/POP3/SMTP
    • GPS
      • Yes
    • FCC Approved
      • Yes

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Ocean

27 Sep 2008 by Wicked822

7.7 out of 10

this phone has always been on the brink of being really kick a** or not being so good at all. When i bought it, it took me a week to finally get sick of it's fat size, and over all performance,  but i can over come it by it's features. after a while of being in my poket, i just bought a holder for it. It would bother me so mush sometime i won't take it out of my car. I know that to some people, it dosen't really affect them, but if your like me it's not the best size in the world.


other then that, i believe that it's feature are the BOMB!!! With the GPS, messaging, and mobile internet, it really takes the cake. thats pretty much what you pay for on the device. it can't compare to the web browser as seen on the voyager, but when opera mobile came i thought it was the S***. and for youtube mobile, i can't get my brother off of it. this phone really helps you not to get bored on long trips. Especially when all you pay is 65 bucks a month, no body can complain. Except for the performance.


When i signed up for helio on october 2007, i thought it was the best phone company out there. and in the begginning i was right, it got the best review form cnet, and it was at the top of the game. then, it was bought out by Virgin mobile. from then on i started to get no reception at my house, when i used to get it there.so reception get a thumbs down for this device. and i dont know if the internet was effected as well, but somtimes my youtube app gets no data and dose not work. not only that but the ocean itself somtimes acts ups. When i get pics. from the internet and set it up as the wallpaper to would somtimes not show., and it would just piss me off. i thinkl that anyone thinking they should get this phone shold wait until the OZII comes out, if you have't heard already. I if you are in need of a good texting phone with tons of feature, this is your phone. but if you want style and feature wait awhile for the OZII it's wroth it.





1. tons of features.(GPS,youtube mobile, internet,etc.)
2.Full keyboard and numeric key pad.
3.helio store on the ocean for over the air purchases of music ringtones,etc.
4. Good pricing of plans.
5.2MP camera
1. Bulkey size.
2. Bad reception.
3. bad speaker.
4.not so good call quality


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Great Phone=Great Value

13 Jan 2008 by R8r-Bobby

7.8 out of 10

I have been looking all over phonearena.com and some clips in youtube. Actually, I was going to buy the Voyager but it was way more expensive than I thought. I TXT a lot and I like to schedule everything in my phone (not a business man but I like to organize) so I needed full keyboard as my X-phone LG the V (Quite old, tho...) At first, I liked it because of the price and the plan ($65 for everything. Enough said) and I hated it because of thick design(thicker than enV or Voyager, and heavier than The V)

BUT it helped me with everything.
I went to San Diego, LA, Santa Barbara, and San Jose for the trip during the winter break. I was totally freaked out when I was heading to San Jose because it was already 10 O'clock at the 101 highway and my parents and I was hungry.(could not find any restaurants) Then I went to Google map (Free app.) to find the restaurants, hotels, etc.

Bam! I found and I was able to call them to reserve the room and the dinner. I think Google map is the best app. in Ocean.

The two problems that I have are Signal and speaker mode. Well I can call wherever I am but sometimes it sucks/ only one or two bars. Well I live in SF so its still fine. (It worked well in SD, LA, San Jose, and Santa Barbara, too.) I use speaker mode a lot when I am driving cuz I don wanna mess up with police. The V worked very well as a speaker phone you just open up the bigger screen and that's it, but for ocean you need to click menu and speaker on. Ocean's speaker mode sound comes from the back I think so you need to rotate that you can hear it very well.

by the way, I have been using this for 2 months with traveling all over the So Cal.

I recommend Ocean than Voyager because it is cheaper and fun to use (as someone said Verizon phones are boring)

Oh Ocean has the youtube, too. It is not mobile version. It is same as the youtube on your computer, but created for Ocean. You can log on it and watch your favorites, playlist, and subscribes.

I hope this review helps you to decide your cell phone.






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Phone just not for me

10 Jan 2008 by TechSaint

5.8 out of 10

I had the Helio Ocean for 1 month, and i dropped the ocean, and helio after that and moved back to tmobile.

Lets give some history, I have used a Nokia 3650 (3-4 years) and 6086 (3 months) before the Helio, my usage patterns were built using the Symbian 60 platform.

First Impressions:
The first thing i noticed about the Ocean is that messaging on it is a dream. Its awesome. Bar none. I started using services like twitter and myspace way more, using this device. It just felt "natural". I also noticed that everyone i called, had trouble hearing me, and I had trouble hearing them. with Full bars, and the 3G network wouldnt always work 100%.

Pros:
Messaging is awesome. Side Kick eat your heart out!

Youtube app is a nice extra.

The media player is also great. It supports PlayForSure, and specifically Yahoo Music, of which i have a 2 year subscription to. So that was a nice surprise.

You can also make custom playlists right on the device, which is a nice change from most portable music players.

GPS was awseome! and being charged monthly now is really nice. (one knock is i tried using the GPS during a phone call, as someone was telling me their address and i wanted to input it into the phone...no multitasking...so i had to write the info down. Not a huge deal, but added to the feeling of being constricted by my device)



Cons:
My usage patterns developed on the Symbian, this device is not for what i call "device power users". On my 3650 (which i had for 3-4 years...and still miss), i became accustom to calling people, and using my device features while on the phone, such as the calculator, notepad, calendar, MMS, Games, etc. The Ocean can NOT do any of that, on a call (outside of simple phone functions), you can just send an SMS, and record the call...thats it. I felt myself being very constricted. Even my admittedly horrible 6086 gave me more freedom.

Also no application can be left running "in the background", there are many times during my 3650 days where i would need to write an SMS, but go back to my contact screen for a name, or copy some info from my notepad. All those things could be done without having to close my SMS message. There is very little multitasking with the ocean. You can listen to music while browsing, thats about the extent of it. Which is sad, because the device seems to be powerful enough for it.

The keypad slider is all but useless. its really cool to look at, but using it is cumbersome and you'll get finger cramps, unless you have really small fingers. It should have been left out, and the device made thinner.

There are a few other quirks such as the face buttons not really locking (if you press on them long enough, the ocean will beep and ask to unlock....and then proceed to unlock...while in your pocket), so if you like tight pants, or have lots of things in your pockets...not for you. If you like the dork look ,with a cellphone in your belt, thats ok (not sure how that fashion caught on....its a darn phone, not a hammer!). The TV service is a joke, each piece of content is about 2 minutes long, i did not find any episodes or anything. I was sorely disappointed (maybe i missed something???).



General:
Be sure to download the Ocean drivers from helio. Makes life alot easier, and allows for most music applications (Windows Media player, Yahoo Music Jukebox, etc) to use it.

I have a girlfriend who is in europe. Helio's MMS messages dont reach europe, so my daily voice messages i send to her had to stop for a month. she was unhappy. I was not to thrilled either. SMS only to europe.

I mentioned no app can be left running, but thats not 100% true, the IM applications that come with the Ocean are always running once you sign in, which is nice for those who use IM. And again, using the keyboard is a dream, making IM on this device very usable.

Also, get a bluetooth headset, people you are talking to will thank you. (which brings up the fact that you cannot turn on or off bluetooth while on the phone, so if you left it off to save battery, and someone calls, you have to tell them to call back, or call them back so you can turn on your bluetooth....very restricting...)

And WTH Helio? No normal ring tones? I cant be in a meeting and "Is Yo phone ringing, pick it-pick it-up!" chiming in my pocket. I need a normal ringer for work please....

Conclusion:
I will be selling this baby on ebay. Moving back to Tmobile, take the early termination hit. Probably getting a Wing. The device just wasnt built for my usage patterns.






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