Reviewers Liked
- Eternal battery life. Radio and flashlight. Doubles as a Bluetooth headset
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Rocky voice quality. Painful interface
Binatone Brick
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This retro-look mobile phone is silly, fun, and occasionally useful. It's a Bluetooth handset for your actual cell phone, but also works as a simple 2G GSM phone on AT&T and...
By PC Mag onThose of us into our forties or more will remember mobile phones like this in fact some even came with a brief case for the required battery. Here this tongue in cheek offering can be used for real or as a Bluetooth offering, however used it will be a...
By GadgetSpeak onIt's a bit of a daft gimmick, but not without charm, and at least you can actually use it as an accessory to your real phone. Keep it on your desk or at home and tuck it into your neck for those long phone conversations -- who needs a Bluetooth...
By Wired UK onYes, this really is a 1991-style phone for today, and it works and is (mostly) a joke. So for silliness purposes, it can stand alone or connect by Bluetooth to your real phone. It does have a serious point, which is that something has to fill all that...
By howtospendit.ft.com onI’m old enough to come from a different world. A world before mobile phones. When they did appear, phones like this one were expensive and bulky.Children never had mobile phones. A mobile phone was used by successful professionals in the city....
By CoolSmartphone onun bon téléphone de maison Il est clair qu'en 2015 on se voit mal se promener dans la rue avec le Binatone The Brick. Ce n'est d'ailleurs pas vraiment pratique… Cependant, à moins de 50 Euros ce « feature phone » vintage peut être intéressant. Il...
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Binatone, one of the global leaders in communications technology has announced, the Brick, with epic standby time. The device looks like vintage 1980's mobile and can be connected to a SmartPhone via Bluetooth. It can also function as a basic phone .The...
By nothingwired.com onRetro-Handy Binatone "The Brick" im Test. Große Galerie: Klick aufs Bild! Wer kauft sich heute noch ein 20 Zentimeter langes und 4,5 Zentimeter fettes, klobiges Handy mit Gummitasten, Antenne, piepsigen Klingeltönen und pixeligem 1,8-Zoll-Display? Wir...
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