Pantech Link II

The Pantech Link II has a simple, user-friendly design with admirable call quality. The pop-up menu when making calls is fantastic.

The Pantech Link II has a flimsy plastic feel. Media features and the Web browser should be used only when necessary.

With its great call quality and accessible design, the Pantech Link II is a great option for AT&T customers who don't need a workhorse of a cell phone.

Great design

Too many shortcut buttons for internet access (makes data block almost necessary)

Great design No data plan necessary Durable from short drops Great text conversation layout Battery life 4-6 days Fairly good music player The camera has a lighting function and other adjustment options

Too many shortcut buttons for internet access (makes data block almost necessary) Screen scratches easily (protection recommended) Picture quality is good, but not fantastic

+durable +attractive (I've gotten compliments, and people constantly think it's a blackberry) +cheap +didn't need a data plan +good quality camera +good music player (not important if you have an mp3) +good call quality It's a good phone overall.

-The screen and body of the phone get scratched pretty easily, so buy a screen protector and a case. (no big deal, I bought a screen protector and case from Amazon for about 5 dollars) -No headphone jack. (again, not a big deal; it's not needed)

+durable

-The screen and body of the phone get scratched pretty easily, so buy a screen protector and a case. (no big deal, I bought a screen protector and case from Amazon for about 5 dollars)