Typical price: £300
What is it: A retro-looking phone packed with modern features
What we think: We really like the alarm clock function and hidden LEDs
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 31 August 2007
Tags: O2, O2 Cocoon, alarm clock, storage, clamshell
We like:
Hidden LEDs; dock; alarm clock function; 3G; easy-to-use keypad
We don't like:
Screen is hard to see in very bright conditions; the design of the inside section isn't as attractive as the outside
CNET UK judgement:
We're impressed and pleased that O2 has made the Cocoon. It's different and innovative, with a very cool alarm clock function. Not everyone will like its retro design and the inside section looks a little dated, but it's easy-to-use and comes packed with features
Full review:
It's very rare to see a network produce its own phone from scratch, so we were surprised when we heard about the O2 Cocoon. Conceived by O2 and manufactured by Pantech, this unusual handset offers more than meets the eye. Continue Reading...
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