Texet TX-D7605A

At a cursory glance, the radiotelephone from Texet is easy to confuse with a push-button mobile phone. It is given out only by a slightly larger size in height.

Display

The model is equipped with a small colour screen that displays 65K colours. It displays all the basic information : the current time and date, the status of communication with the base unit, the name and phone number of the caller, as well as an indication of the battery charge. Navigation through the menu items is carried out on an intuitive level — all elements in it are located logically and thoughtfully.

Unified geometry

The body of the handset forms a single geometry with the base — the line separating the keyboard and display is a continuation of the top of the base unit. It looks very stylish and modern. The base itself supports a connection with five handsets, with which it is possible to place the latter in different rooms, create a conference call or organize an internal communication (Intercom).

Ergonomics

Data entry into the phone's memory is carried out by means of a keypad with fused keys. Users praise it for its high level of responsiveness, but at the same time blame it for the possibility of accidentally pressing neighboring buttons. The handset supports 15 call melodies (including 10 polyphonic), and its earpiece is distinguished by high-quality sound, devoid of extraneous noise, wheezing and hiss.

battery life

In terms of battery life, the radiotelephone lags behind its peers — the standby time claimed by the manufacturer is only 100 hours, which is 2.5-3 times less than that of competitors. Nevertheless, this characteristic does not scare off potential buyers who choose Texet TX-D7605A for the real time of its operation in talk mode — 10 hours is enough for a full-time work day, and for long-term communication with family or friends.