Any Recommendations for a DECT Cordless Phone?
26 July 2003, 08:34 AM
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i've bought 2 phones from telephonesonline. very cheap and very quick delivery.
ex demo/display stock in as-new condition.
i'd use them every time.
ex demo/display stock in as-new condition.
i'd use them every time.
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26 July 2003, 08:58 AM
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B&O
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Yes, very good phones however very expensive. If due to this you were to look at pre owned B&O phones I would tend to stay away from early BeoCom6000 as they were nothing but trouble but as far as I am aware they have ironed out the probs now.
The BeoCom2 (V G Norton)is a VERY good bit of kit but again expensive !!
TBH you dont get the full benefit of a B&O phone unless you have the house BeoLink'ed with other bits of B&O kit.
B&O Phones
Bang & Olufsen
Yes, very good phones however very expensive. If due to this you were to look at pre owned B&O phones I would tend to stay away from early BeoCom6000 as they were nothing but trouble but as far as I am aware they have ironed out the probs now.
The BeoCom2 (V G Norton)is a VERY good bit of kit but again expensive !!
TBH you dont get the full benefit of a B&O phone unless you have the house BeoLink'ed with other bits of B&O kit.
B&O Phones
26 July 2003, 09:47 AM
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I have a Panasonic and absolutely hate it. The menu system is the worse I have ever seen on anything! It even has missing characters due to a crap LCD display; you therefore need to learn a different alphabet to navigate the menus!
This un is about 3 yrs old - they may be better now, but BEWARE, cos you will definitely need the book to even recover a speed dial! Totally un-intuitive...
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This un is about 3 yrs old - they may be better now, but BEWARE, cos you will definitely need the book to even recover a speed dial! Totally un-intuitive...
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26 July 2003, 05:11 PM
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sorry I was wrong with the price of the Com2...it is more than £500 but not too much more 
Com6000 £325
It has been known for B&O to use some Philips components. there was a TV (MX5000 IIRC) that was equiped with a Philips tube ! Was a piece of shyte thou !
Components are shared allot out there but the sounds are always pure B&O which are and 
Com6000 £325
It has been known for B&O to use some Philips components. there was a TV (MX5000 IIRC) that was equiped with a Philips tube ! Was a piece of shyte thou !
Components are shared allot out there but the sounds are always pure B&O which are
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26 July 2003, 09:33 PM
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Basic but do the job
And as technology makes them obsolete you can dump them in the knowledge that you havent shelled out a fortune on them.Thats the thing with technology,items become obsolete before they reach the end of their normal life expectancy.
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