Pantech Flex
over in the "AT&T's Pantech Flex Scores Jelly Bean" discussion:
Wondering what Jelly Bean 4.2.2 looks
they overestimated sales of the S4 😁 . They probably didn't plan on the HTC One being as successful as it has been. or this tablets at 4.1 ?
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over in the "AT&T's Pantech Flex Scores Jelly Bean" discussion:
And it also
prevents LG or Samsung from using the name Flex for a flexible screen phone.
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Really? Tell me which one of the 10 devices is better.
You lost your credibility with this review when you wrote:
"There are at least 10 devices in the $50 price range at AT&T that offer better performance than -- if not the svelte good looks of -- the Flex."
Really?...tell me which phone in this price range is running ICS with a dual core 1.5 ghz S4 chip and 1GB ram with an 8 mp back cam and 2 mp front cam? Did you bother to run any real performance tests? Nope, you didn't...hint, other sites that did, ranked its performance as comparable to the Samsung Galaxy III and the HTC One (which not surprisingly run the same chipset). So which ones have performance "better than" that are close to $50 on contract? Lets not talk refurbished prices here. Actually, we should be looking at off contrac...
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"There are at least 10 devices in the $50 price range at AT&T that offer better performance than -- if not the svelte good looks of -- the Flex."
Really?...tell me which phone in this price range is running ICS with a dual core 1.5 ghz S4 chip and 1GB ram with an 8 mp back cam and 2 mp front cam? Did you bother to run any real performance tests? Nope, you didn't...hint, other sites that did, ranked its performance as comparable to the Samsung Galaxy III and the HTC One (which not surprisingly run the same chipset). So which ones have performance "better than" that are close to $50 on contract? Lets not talk refurbished prices here. Actually, we should be looking at off contrac...
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Eric Summed It Up Perfectly
Eric Said
"Even for $50, it's hard to recommend the Pantech Flex. There are at least 10 devices in the $50 price range at AT&T that offer better performance than -- if not the svelte good looks of -- the Flex"
Did there really need to anything else said? You could Copy and Paste this review for the next Kyrocera smartphone as well.
"Even for $50, it's hard to recommend the Pantech Flex. There are at least 10 devices in the $50 price range at AT&T that offer better performance than -- if not the svelte good looks of -- the Flex"
Did there really need to anything else said? You could Copy and Paste this review for the next Kyrocera smartphone as well.
