After all, nice to look at ...

A funny idea, it is quite, a telephone in the shape of a hamburger. Especially since the dimensions are very small. This is an ideal second telephone.
So far so good. Questions throws the device actually no on - simple as it gets. After opening (= "Lift handset") one sees the keyboard, consisting of the normal number keys and 3 extra keys ("Pause", "Flash" and "Redial"). Moreover, there is a small slide switch for tone or pulse dialing. The speaker is located on the inside of the top lid. "Hang up" doing one by one the phone snaps shut again.
Other extras you will not find.

Having taken the hurdle of connection - a TAE plug does not exist, only a RJ11 for which you still need in most cases an adapter - the phone is already operational. Batteries or a power supply are not required.
However, the processing is unfortunately poor. The hinge is shaky and does not act very reassuring. The voice quality is reminiscent of a tin can. Neither the volume of the speaker (which seems to be designed for heavily hearing impaired) or the ring tone can be changed and the key is initially a slightly strange smell.
The cable is unfortunately not interchangeable.

All in all acts processing extremely cheap.
The only real plus point is the funny appearance, which is certainly good for a laugh already. (And at least one has to concede that thing - appearance really does not bad.)

Otherwise you get for little money already much better and higher-quality phones.

Considering that it is a nice idea and work at least passably, there are 2 stars from me. Due to the poor quality but is no longer there.