Bang and Olufsen Beocom 2 3D model

This striking phone has numerous functions you will surely find convenient, such as Caller ID, Redial with access to the latest 24 incoming and outgoing calls and an electronic phonebook shared among connected handsets. The phonebook is created automatically as calls are made and received, and can hold up to 200 name and number entries. BeoCom 2 simply suggests you save the number for the person you’ve spoken to, every time you end a call. For access to all functions, just use the thumb-track point inserted in the keypad.

Attracting attention - without even ringing The organic shape of BeoCom 2 is created through the use of a hydro-forming technique that presses the telephone into shape. The result is a very resistant, one-piece telephone without sharp edges or unattractive joints. Its aluminium shell is available in a selection of durable, anodized colours, and shaped to allow for easy, effortless use. With the addition of having its own unique ringing tone, this is one telephone that people will continue to talk about.

Quality conversations Bang & Olufsen telephone technology is renowned for authentic voice reproduction and superb sound quality. The speakers recreate every nuance in the voice of the person you are speaking with. Moreover, to eliminate background disturbances, you can control the sound volume on Bang & Olufsen products from the telephone. Unfortunately, it cannot turn down the volume of a barking dog or a lively family.

Home phone network BeoCom 2 can be used as part of a cordless phone system that can contain up to eight individual BeoCom 2 or BeoCom 1 handsets from a single telephone jack. You can add chargers and handsets as needed in an internal telephone system, combining two very distinct and exclusive cordless concepts, and offering easy transfer of external calls and free internal calls between handsets.

DIMENSIONS 0.36mm x 275mm x 28mm/220g (handset) 95mm x 321mm x 180mm (base with handset)

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