Put quite simply this is a superb digital phone at a sensible price. I have had this phone for about six months. I have never had a cordless phone before as I felt the sound reception on analogue sets was awful. Then I picked one up at the local auction for a quid. The reception wasn't good but wandering around while having a conversation was brilliant. Need the loo while booking a restuarant? No problem. Listening to your boring brother? Go upstairs and write some ops on ciao. The advantages were numerous. So much so that I went and bought this phone for about £50. (Another great action bargain chalked up!) It looks like a mobile and is about the ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I bought the Binatone Eurotel 3100 my telephone conversations have been much more relaxed. That’s because I feel more relaxed, ‘Why?’ because I can talk wherever I want in my house, or garden, this cordless phone has freed me up and allowed me to make and take calls from absolutely anywhere in my house, provided its within 250m of the station. The first cordless phones all used analogue technology, which had a few drawbacks. First, there was no privacy, so people could listen in to your conversation (as I found out). - This is usually by accident – if they lived close to you and had the same phone. They were also prone to ...  Read the complete review

I've always wanted a cordless phone but I always felt that the price was prohibitively expensive until I saw this one at Asda. The tough matt black plastic device comes complete with power adapter, recharge cradle, handset, connection cable for a standard BT or cable socket and the usual unintelligible instruction manual. The handset is quite bulky but does have the advantage of coming with a removable plastic clip which can hook onto your belt or pocket or which you can remove to reduce its size. Despite its bulk, it does look good. The device is reported to have a 50m range (about 150 feet) but that is severely reduced by intervening walls and ...  Read the complete review

I dont own one of these but i hear about these daily, I work for a Telecommunications company called Eurotel, We supply Telephone systems Broadband and Dataservices Solutions for Medium Sized companys. I work in the Tech support team offering customers Support and desolving faults. Daily i get calls from customers who confuse me and say they have a fault with there Eurotel Phone, After spending loads of time trying to locate the customer on our system, I ask, Where have you got your phone from.. As soon as they say Asda i then know that this phone isnt ours.... Trying to tell the customer that they have called Eurotel, But not Eurotel (The ...  Read the complete review