Panasonic X701 review

The Panasonic x701 is a clamshell phone, with an outer display of 64x96 pixels, an infrared port, the camera lens, and an LED light located on the upper part of the flip. Inside the flip there is a TFT display of 176x208 pixels with a resolution of 65,000 colors. The camera is of the VGA type, equipped with 4x zoom and an automatic timer. The LED light is useful for taking photographs in low-light conditions. The photos taken can then be stored in the Media menu and retouched and edited with the Panasonic PhotoBase application. It is also possible to record good quality videos.

The x701 is the first cell phone with the Symbian operating system, allowing access to the Web and the download of numerous applications. It is possible to send attached files through the e-mail client, or they can be transferred wirelessly via Bluetooth or infrared, with which the phone is equipped.

This phone supports files with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint extensions.

The battery has a life of approximately 150 hours in stand-by and 5 hours in talk mode. The internal memory is 8Mb and is expandable via the SD card slot. The Panasonic x701 measures 97x49x24 millimeters for a weight of 107 grams. The address book has a capacity of 1000 contacts plus those that can be stored on the Sim. There are 20 polyphonic ringtones and it is possible to download more. The phone is also equipped with a hands-free system and voice commands.