O2 Cocoon

When I first got this phone, I loved it. My friends were amazed by the rolling display and the radio was a good function to have. The battery life was good as well. It does look really stylish: completely white, smooth, like a pebble with a blue light up display on the outside, that tells you the time and also when someone calls or texts you, who it is. Open up the phone and it is a large screen, with a black numberpad with white lettering: a really lovely design. However, after about a year, I started to not receive messages from friends and my battery life started to decrease rapidly. You can't use the phone when charging as the charger is shaped so as not ...  Read the complete review

I have to say, reading the other review for the cocoon, I was surprised at how positive it was. If you want to know all about the spec and the features, I recommend reading that review!! POSITIVES: I upgraded to this phone primarily because of how it looks. It is a really attractive phone and I loves the LCD display on the outside. This, in my opinion is the best aspect of the phone, you can see when you have a message or call, as the sender scrolls along the cover and it also displays the time. I also enjoyed the fact that when the alarm goes off "Good Morning Amanda" scrolls across the screen! As far as other positives go, ...  Read the complete review

The O2 Cocoon Released: August 2007 ============================================== What does this box design, layout and style look & feel like? The box is a white colour with Braille embossed-like writing on the front 'greeting' you to the phone. The inlay is very colourful with landscape picture covering the whole area. There is magnet device on the end of the close for it to connect when you need to close the box. There are two compartments to the design. One is a cut out where the phone lies and the other is a drawer that you pull out with it tongue to reveal the contents. The phone is white. And its side and ...  Read the complete review