Design and Build
The Panasonic X700 sports a classic clamshell design, a popular style in the mid-2000s. Its dimensions of 97 x 49 x 24 mm make it compact, easily fitting into pockets or small bags. Weighing just 107 grams, the phone is lightweight, enhancing portability. The device's build feels sturdy and well-made, consistent with Panasonic's reputation for durability at the time. The use of a Mini-SIM slot indicates its era, reflecting early mobile design standards before the widespread adoption of smaller SIM cards.