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Price Paid:
$160.00
from Tottenham Court Road Summary:
I bought this phone beacuse it looked incredible, and the salesman was very good at his job; however, I am only 14 years old, and none of my friends have Bang and Olufsen phones in their bedrooms. The phone looks modern, and is very well designed. I think that the price (£100) can be justified as it is a splendid peice of modern technology. However, it is possible to buy a digital chordless handset of a more well known make for the same price or even cheaper.
The functions are not particually impressive, and I clearly wasted my money here. However, this is considerably better than my previous phone which was extremely basic and cost £9.99. For £150, you can buy the beocom 2500, which has a larger memory, and other small functions.
This phone is suitable for the high class businessman, but not the average teenager. Strengths:
The Phone is the most elegant and stylish phone on the market, and extremely ergonomic. It looks incredible, and also has a speakerphone. Weaknesses:
This phone is rather expensive. It has no caller ID, no inbuilt answerphone, and a limited phonebook memory of 10. There are two speed dials buttons. Even though it has speakerphone it is still not chordless.
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