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Tiny candy bar
The Pantech C630 is a small candy-bar handset, measuring about 4.1 inches tall by 1.7 inches wide. The screen is pretty small at 1.76 inches diagonal, but it's still pretty vibrant thanks to its 262,000 color support.
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Slim handset
The Pantech C630 is svelte, measuring less than 0.5 inch thick.
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1.3-megapixel Camera
The Pantech C630 has a 1.3-megapixel camera lens on the back.
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Palm-sized
The Pantech C630 is compact enough to fit comfortably in the hand.
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Well-spaced keys
The Pantech C630 has a well-spaced keypad and a joystick toggle.
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Pocket-friendly
The Pantech C630 is small enough to fit in the front jeans pocket.
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