SERVO K07 Bluetooth Pen Phone also Works as a Radio, Camera, and Flashlight

Before I start this post I’d like to confirm April’s fools day has passed in all time zones, and is now gone for a year. With that out of the way, I’d just come across some strange gadget called SERVO K07 that looks like a pen, but is a 6-in-1 thingy working as a normal pen, a 2G phone via a NanoSIM card, audio recording device, a radio and music player, a camera, a flashlight. I understand you can also sync with your smartphone over Bluetooth to synchronize contacts and make calls through your actual phone if you don’t add your own SIM card.

SERVO K07 specifications:

• SoC – Unnamed MediaTek processor
• System Memory – 32MB RAM
• Storage – 32MB flash, microSD card slot up to 32GB
•  Display Size –  0.96″ display
•  Cellular
  • 2G: GSM850/900/1800/1900MHz
  • Dual SIM card Dual standby (2x Nano SIM card)
  • Phone book with 500 entries
• Camera  –  0.3MP rear camera (microSD card needed)
• Connectivity – Bluetooth up to 10 meter range
• Audio – FM Radio , MP3 player, recording function (4GB+ microSD needed)
• USB – 1x micro USB port for charging
• Misc – Flashlight, replaceable ballpoint pen
• Battery – 300mAh battery good for up to 7 hours talk time
• Dimensions –  117~138 x 21 mm
• Weight – 33g including battery

Apps include a calendar, an alarm, a calculator, an E-book reader (good luck!), and a music player. Supported languages are English, Russian, French, Italian, Arabic, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Turkish, Hebrew, and Polish. The first time I saw the pen I saw it could digitize your handwriting over Bluetooth, but that’s definitely not the case.

The phone/pen/audio player/audio recording/camera/flashlight comes with  4 spare ballpoint pen, a  USB cable and charger, and a user’s manual. I found this “beauty” on Banggood where it is sold for $26.99. It’s the first time I come across a “pen phone”, so I did a quicky web search, and it turns out another company is selling something a little similar minus the cellular part with Zanco Smart-Pen going for $59 on Indiegogo.

Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft)

Jean-Luc started CNX Software in 2010 as a part-time endeavor, before quitting his job as a software engineering manager, and starting to write daily news, and reviews full time later in 2011.

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