Pantech Element Review
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Conclusion:
Considering that this is Pantech’s first foray into the tablet scene, we’re astounded to see that they’ve been able to present us with an admirable effort with the Pantech Element. Yeah, it might not boast the same brand recognition as some of its rivals, but nevertheless, you can’t count it out since we’re compelled by its balanced performance and offerings. Without a doubt, it’ll catch a few eyes on the way since it’s the only Honeycomb tablet on the market that we can honestly survive through some minor spills and submersion under water, which you don’t see that often. In terms of pricing, it’s not that bad when you take account that it offers 4G LTE connectivity for only $299.99 on-contract or $449.99 outright. All in all, it’s a resoundingly great starting point for Pantech as they continue to impress us with their surmounting efforts in the market.
Android Version: 3.2.1
Kernel Version: 2.6.35.11-perf
Build Number: HTK75
Pantech Element Video Review:
Pros
- Waterproof
- Great battery life
- Very little slowdown with its performance
Cons
- Shoots ugly looking 720p videos
- No mobile hotspot functionality
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9 Comments
1. kshell1 posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:19 1 0
Yet again the camera putting down a good tablet -_-. seriously how many people actually care about the camera
2. Fallout09 posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:51 1 0
I agree. I have said it once, I will say it again. People who use their tablets out and about to take pictures look like total D-Bags. I dont even see a need for a camera on a tablet outside a front facing camera for video chat.
3. ghost__uwi posted on 14 Feb 2012, 08:57 0 2
after using the ipad 2 a descent camera really would not hurt
4. saiki4116 posted on 14 Feb 2012, 10:02 2 0
"Sure, we’re not thrilled to find it boasting a measly low resolution of 1024 x 768"...hahahaha what is ipad2 resolution..
5. imkyle posted on 14 Feb 2012, 12:31 2 0
LOL and this has a smaller screen, so better pixels :)
7. shgiruss posted on 16 Feb 2012, 21:52 0 0
Just wanted to comment that the rear camera with a flash is essential for companies that want to use it for inspections. The droid is mobile and the Inspection industry uses the camera to identify defects etc. so some of us won't consider a tablet or smart phone without a camera with flash.
www.HomeGauge.com
8. rudster69 posted on 29 Dec 2012, 14:51 0 0
I've used the I-Pad and basically every tablet having to do with Andriod systems, I have the Galaxy 3 cell, I've had the I-phone and out of all these item that I've owned still have or used this is by far the BEST FOR IT'S MONEY, I paid 100.00 at an ATT store that was running a speacial at the time and online they wanted 200.00 and I paid 100.00 at the store which is a shocker but besides the price which means alittle the system is fast, easy for novices and for anyone that has an ATT Family plan that shares there data you incorparate this into it for 100.00 and your bill does not change a nickle. Me and my Husband bough have G3 and we had alot of Data left over and now we have something that we can use that will make it worth having the plan we have 2 G3 and this tablet with 6000mbs for 150.00 is a DEAL and all are devices are FAST and accurate!
9. pcihector posted on 0 0
Maybe a review after an item gets an update will be usefull like the Pantech Element, wich got one from honeycomb to Ice Cream Sandwich. Now it is completely different.
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