Telekom Sinus A 206

I bought the phone frankly primarily on visual aspects and am satisfied in this regard. It is in shape and color (black) simple and decent, though of course everything is made of plastic (also the metal-colored border). In my pre-predecessor, the sinus 53 (the best phone I've ever had), it is not optically zoom, the direct predecessor to me that chunky sinus 44, but it clearly exceeds. Both the 53 and the 44 there was time for three-digit amounts, insofar as the 'price erosion' in these devices is remarkable - if this will be felt even in the life, remains to be seen (the 44 held, after all, more than 10 years through).

The menu for the most important settings after a short employment therefore almost self-explanatory, in that individual deviations from the printed manual that is to get over. Callers sound clear and easy (despite a slight background noise). The handset is the slim shape well in the hand. The keys are a bit stiff and the awful ringtones (I had the other reviewers who have criticized that, subject to eccentricity in the spirit - I must ruefully withdraw); I have the ringtone completely issued to the base station and set the well-known telecom Jingle in second lowest volume on the handset - which gives an idea of ​​well, what to expect at the Alternative ringtones (maybe that is also the Group's strategy to 'design' all other ringtones so cruel that one is almost forced to make in your own home acoustic Telekom Advertising). It is good that you can turn off the ringer by a long press of the star key easily (especially an advantage when the phone is in the bedroom and you want to sleep late on weekends). I am not a frequent and certainly not a happy phone users - I would be, I might have invested in selecting more time and money.