The Betacom CTT500 is lightweight and fun to use. The only reason I decided to buy a phone with caller display was that, I was getting strange calls. At least with this phone I would have the opportunity to see who was calling. Unfortunately, I realised just after I had purchased the phone that my telephone company didn?t provide caller display in my area. However, the phone was so fun to use compared to the earlier trash I had, that I decided to keep it. What I like most is that you can store up to 25 numbers with names, so you can scroll through your contacts, just by pressing up or down, viewing their name and number. Then to call you just press ...  Read the complete review

My husband doesnt really understand the point of Caller Id, I mean every woman knows that you ignore some calls becuase you arent always in the mood for a chat, just becuase it is your best friend. Anyway, I would not be without a Caller ID phone, and this opinion is about my latest purchase, the Betacomn CTT500. I used to have three phones in the house, one in the kitchen, one in the study and one in our bedroom. However for some bizarre reason, two of the phones packed up at once, and would not work. Not only that they caused some problem on the line when they were plugged in, causing friends to report a fault to BT! As I had been made redundant, purchasing ...  Read the complete review

Right let's start the story from the normal place, the beginning. Last week my lovely girlf and I, moved to Brighton, finally leaving home and entering a life of drinking, smoking in the kitchen and being able to swear when we want! (It's great) Now of course one of the most important things we needed, was a phone and it was left up to me to get one. (Baring in mind the awesome responsible of picking a phone for us both) So I tried two places that I know sell phones and are good companies that you can shout at when things go wrong and get answers. BT - show room and Argos (No sniggering at the back there, we do have a limited budget). In the ...  Read the complete review