Hamburger Cheeseburger Burger Phone Telephone IN JUNO(Telephone)

Everything about this product is so unpretentious and earnest, from the burger itself to the packaging. It makes me smile every time i look at it.I don't even have a landline, though I intend to use it with a cell phone adapter in the future.

Received it in about 2-3 weeks time. The phone was better than I expected... It actually worked. The ring is not super loud like others have said. The sound is also very quiet in the ear piece but hey this NOVELTY item is pretty cool. And at least it works. It was not expesive so if it breaks in a few days so be it. :) I am happy. Some other reviews are just whiney. Don't expect iPhone quality after all this is just a cheap plastic phone. Just a fun little novelty phone...

I got this phone as sort of a funny joke but also so I would have a home phone in case of emergencies as my kids are still too little to use a smart phone. It was a huge hit! My kids thought it was hilarious and I know they would be able to work the buttons if the need to use it came up.

This burger phone looks and feels exactly as expected; it's plastic-y and corny in all the right ways, and just the right size.In my case, I got it not to use as a phone, but to modify and use as a lo-fi microphone to sing into. For that, it's a blast - certainly not great sound quality, but loads of fun.I do worry about the longevity of it, whether for modifying or for using as intended. Most of it is built just fine, but the wires between the two halves of the burger are extremely thin and fragile, and liable to break from opening and closing.

Was looking for a replacement after our phone to the PA system broke and found this gem. Hooked it right up with very little complication and it works great. Whenever someone comes in to make an announcement we tell them they have to use the McPhone.I was not expecting the best sound quality, but it is suprisingly not that bad. Sounds clear on both ends and the volume is good.

I bought 2 of these phones.My phone stopped working within the first week and I hadn't made any calls on it, besides calling it from my cell phone to hear what the ringers sound like. I'm a college student and don't use the phone much in my room because I have my cell. Well if my roommate's boyfriend and one of my friends hadn't wanted to hear how it rings, I might not have known for a while. We called the phone; the ringer stopped working, the buttons wouldn't dial or make noise (which they did at first), but if you answered it, the other person could still be heard. My roommate's bf took it home to see if it was just my room's land line, but it wouldn't work at his house either.I bought this phone for a lady at my school at the same time. Her daughter used the phone from the time she got it up until it stopped working, which was about 2 weeks into having the phone. Her phone did the same thing mine did.I was really sad because I enjoyed this phone so much. I've been wanting one since Juno came out. I won't be ordering another, but the lady at my school wants another. The company did refund the money for both phones in a timely manner though. So kudos to the company! (:

I really wanted to love this phone, but it's not as functional as I would like it to be. It's super cute and I laugh every time someone in my house uses it (so that makes it worth it enough to keep), but it's pretty uncomfortable to use for long. The volume of the speaker is really low, so you have to kind of press it to your ear to hear, and that gets uncomfortable quickly. Also, you can't change the ring volume, and that is rather loud. Still, since everyone in my home has a cell phone, the landline is really just a back up, so I'm keeping this because it's funny.

My daughter used this as her phone in her room when she was a kid. She now has 3 kids of her own ages 17 to 13. I sent this to her just randomly one day as a gift. She was so shocked and excited to get this and her kids can't even believe that this was a phone that was actually ever used. We just visited her and my younger grandson who is 6 almost lost his mind when he saw this and we explained it was a phone. What a blast.