BT Verve 500 Twin

I got this phone after much consideration (and finally being pushed into a decision after much ooming and aahing from my partner!), and its chronic.
I thought with it being BT that it would be quite good but its rubbish.
I thought firstly that it was a problem with the phones so i took them back twice - and they are still dire!
Not worth buying in my opinion

I bought this phone because - it's red. That's it. It was, and still is red. And that's about as good as it gets. I could say it's slim. And it's got a little colour screen. But mostly it's red. The phone, I think, sucks. It cost about £100 from argos and I was, and am, disappointed. As soon as it came out of the box it looked poor. It may have lots of features and it may look stylish (and red) but it is a horrible little plasticky thing with no oomph about it at all. It's screen has a choice of wallpapers, all naff with a resolution from the dark ages. It's menu system is rubbish - if your expecting slick icon design akin to a mobile (even from 5 yrs ago) you'll be ...

For a long time I've been living with a cordless phone inherited from an ex - and to be fair, it's done its job. Recently however, I decided to upgrade (because I lost the handset to the other one!) so I purchased a BT Verve 500 Twin. So, you're probably wondering why I purchased this particular phone. Is it exceptional in performance, is it really cheap, or does it perhaps vibrate in an appealing manner? Well, if I'm being totally honest, I picked it because it comes in red (shallow woman that I am!), and at between £60 and £98 (and believe me, I'm really kicking myself right now for paying the higher price) it's not exactly cheap. But then again, ...