BT Reveal

Description: Caller display - answering machine - Caller ID - cordless - 300 m outdoor range - telephone book - 100 hours standby - ... more

BT Reveal ... 50 m indoor range

Newest Review: ... you don't end up barging in on some else's call. Usability Could Be Improved With BT Reveal Answering Machine On the ... more

... downside it must have been a Friday afternoon in the usability department when this phone's software was designed. The base station flashes is a call has come in which wasn't picked up, but you have to tangle with the menu system to clear both any messages and separately the list of calls. I would have thought that once you clear the message the phone should have been bright enough to clear the associated call, rather than making you go through that again. While the flashing blue display draws attention to a call that has...more

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	BT Reveal DECT Single Cordless Phone WithAnswering Machine - Blac ... Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48	£ 35.00

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Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48

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BT Reveal: Attractive Digital Answering Machine with Clear Caller Displ ... (531 words)
by - written on 28/08/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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I bought the BT Reveal to replace an ageing tape based answering machine. Though it was expensive, I was taken by the looks and digital tapeless is obviously the right way to go. This is a frustrating product - it does some things really well and some things not so well. On the plus side, it looks good, sound quality is fine, both as a phone and as an answering machine. The clock display on the back of the handset is handy, and doubles up as a caller ID display for incoming calls if you subscribe to your operators caller ID service. If the caller is in the phone's list of contacts, the caller's name is displayed rather than the number, which is a ... Read the complete review

Reveal? Reveal what?? The time?? (691 words)
by - written on 17/03/09 (Very useful, 346 readings)
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Well, my old phone had broken and its one of those things that I hate to replace as it usualy takes me so long to get to grips with the new controls etc and as my old phone was a phone and answerphone combined it doubled the uselessness of my technical ability in finding a suitable replacement. So scouting online for a phone and answerphone combined I was bambarded with multiple handset options but as I only required one handset with an answerphone my choices appeared limited..... Then I spotted the snazzy futuristic looking BT reveal, although at the top end of my budget at 79.99 from Tesco.com it looked good, had an integral answerphone and only the one ... Read the complete review

BT Reveal: Hello? (1257 words)
by - written on 26/09/07 (Very useful, 910 readings)
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I must be getting all sensible in my old age because when my sister asked me, just before Christmas last year, what she could get me as a gift I suggested a new telephone for my house. When I’d moved in with my husband we’d been kindly donate many household items, including telephones, but we’ve reached a point where we’d like things of our own now, so as requested my sister bought us the BT Freestyle 3500 Duo. The duo set comes with 2 handsets, 1 main docking station with telephone line cord, 1 small docking station and 2 mains power cables(with plugs) as well as a detailed user manual to help you through the set up process and any problems you might face, it ... Read the complete review

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