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
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O2 Cocoon user reviews
October 9, 2007
Posted by: llan
"Perfect for me"
What I like:
Big basic buttons in a clamshell.
What I don't like:
The colour
Review:
Being a 6'5" ex rugby player businessman...I suffer from big hands and thumbs. I drove an E50 for a while, nice phone, but like so very many of the things, it was built with tiny buttons for small people with average sized hands. The screen is clear, the default font size is big enough for us oldies, the device stays clean as it closes y'know! So far, I just love the thing.
PS I am NOT one of those types who ring home to say ... "i'm coming home, dear". I use mine for business, yes, actually calling and receiving calls from clients and suppliers! Also texting and email. The radio is good, but it really could do with presets, the mp3 facility is just dandy.
I dont use the web, but I do use the alarm clock and am looking forward to many happy months together.
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