Product Description

Product Description

The Uniden 900MHz Cordless Submersible Phone is the perfect phone for boaters, sportsmen, pool owners, outdoor workers or the busy on-the-go family. The durable phone floats, meets JIS7 waterproof specifications and can be used indoors or outdoors. Features: large 3-line LCD display; 30 CID memories that store incoming names and numbers; caller ID/call waiting; 1-touch RocketDial; rubber side grips for easy handling; 10 memory dial locations; find handset locator; English or French menus; earpiece; ringer volume control; ringer off setting; hearing aid compatible; AC adaptor; telephone cord; and belt clip. ... Read more

Features

• French and English menus; belt clip; 1-year warranty
• 900 MHz analog signal
• Call waiting/caller ID with 30-station memory
• Floating handset with rubber grips meets JIS7 waterproof specifications
• 10-station memory dial and One-touch Rocket Dial

Reviews (4)

This phone is great
I purchased this phone because of the waterproof feature. I own
a restaurant and this is the only cordless phone that has stood
up to tough handling. (ie. wet hands, splattering milkshakes, dropping,
etc.)I have had this phone over a year and it still
does the job.The range is not really an issue with me, but there is static
if I take it to my office in the rear of the
building.However, this is not much different than others I have owned.
The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was that I wish it had an earpiece
volumn and the words on some of the keys are wearing
off from constant use.

alll i get is static
this phone sucks if i leave three feet from the base all i hear is static i reaaly wish i would not have ripped the box up

Nice Phone
We started using this phone around Christmas time.So far, no problems, though we use mostly outdoors and around the hot tub (I haven't tried to see just how waterproof it is).I don't have any complaints.Sound is loud both on earpiece and on the other end.The distance is fine--we live in a large 3 story house and we haven't had any problems with reception within it or outside it.Nice display with caller id.Buttons work fine.I wish all phones could be made this rugged.

Tough phone, with poor sound quality and poor range.
Just got one of these in the hope that it will survive my three kids, they go through phones pretty quick. This seems to be a very rugged phone, so should last a while. Unfortunately the sound quality is poor and the range is just barely able to cover our small house. ... Read more

Product Description

The Plantronics CT10 Cordless Headset Telephone is so small it easily fits in a pocket, and has a lightweight headset that lets you roam hands-free in your home or small office.

The 900MHz CT10 features an ultra-compact dialing unit that lets you make calls or take calls, with a range up to 150 feet. It has a full telephone keypad with all the standard functions, including a 10-number memory and a mute button that softly "beeps" to remind you when it's engaged. And the stylish, comfortable headset features a noise-canceling microphone to filter out background sounds, so your conversations are always crisp and clear.

Around the house, in a home-office or a small office, the Plantronics CT10 Cordless Headset Telephone delivers unmatched mobility, comfort and convenience. With your hands free, you can talk while you walk... or bounce the baby... or grab a file... you make the call.

Features

• Easy installation, plugs into standard telephone jack
• Ultra-compact cordless telephone fits in the palm of your hand; has up to 150 foot-range; 6 hours of talk time
• Stylish, lightweight headset with noise-canceling microphone delivers great sound quality and hands-free convenience
• NiMH 9V DC Battery, Talk time 6hrs, Standby time 80hrs
• 1 Year Warranty

Features

• Lightweight design
• Complete cordless phone in pocketsize remote unit
• Hands-free mobility with up to 150-foot range
• Noise-canceling microphone
• Long-life battery; 6 hours talk time, 80 hours standby

Reviews (68)

I love the Plantronic CS50
Just got my new Dell Computer and my new Plantronics CS50 headset. The instructions were slightly confusing, but after I got through the technical mumble jumble, it is heaven. I love my head set, its cordless the range is awesome and there is absolutlely no static.The only thing I would recommend would be the option of connecting it to music wirelessly, or even the speaking on my computer. I would love to have this at home, in the car, everywhere it is sooo comfortable. Now that I'm using my cordless headset I really resent having to pick up the heavy receiver on the phone. When the music option is available please let me know, I'll be the first in line.

Good & Bad
As much as I like the phone, I have only small complaints.The Key pad is extremey small, hard to read & the keys are the same color as the battery pack unit, so they are very hard to see.Big fingers may press multiple keys at the same time.Also the belt clip to me is worthless unless I stand the whole time.As soon as I sit or bend at the waist-boom the phone is on the ground or on the chair.

Over all-I like it very much & use it often.

Not the best from Plantronics
I'm a huge Plantronics fan. Their products and customer service are first-rate. This phone, though, is sub-par.Mine, at least, discharges too quickly; loses its speed dial settings when it discharges; has poor, staticky sound; and doesn't charge reliably on its stand.I recommend paying a little more for the CT-12, which is very good.

Plantronics CT10
Plantronics usually makes quality products.This is not one of them.The case is sturdy and headset is ok.The battery is built into the belt clip which is mounted upside down for some who knows why reason?Then I tried it... audio came howling back into the earpiece like an echo, similar to the original cordless phones 20 years ago.Totally unacceptable!!Back it went and replaced with the new Plantronics CT12 and its GREAT!Totally different, regular type lithium battery and sounds and talks great!Well worth the little $ difference.

Great, but not excellent!
The other reviewers are right on.The phone is excellent and I've come to trust Plantronics equipment for home and office.The numbers are fine even if on the small side.My major complaint is trying to keep it on the belt or some place where it won't fall off and hit the ground!The battery replacement I purchased does not fit snuggly on the unit and slips off easily.Reception is fine and I agree with the volume comments of other listeners-adequate, but a touch on the low side.I did have a problem with the first unit and it was replaced with out difficulties.I've had it over 2 years and would gladly give another as a gift although the caller ID feature on the CT12 is nice.I've heard the numbers on the CT12 are even more difficult to use, but for the added convenience of caller ID and 2.4ghz it may be worth the trouble.
The BEEP, BEEP is annoying!But like anything else, accept it and it seems more tolerable. ... Read more

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

The CS10 cordless telephone headset from Plantronics is designed to add truly hands-free communication to your existing desktop telephone system. Perfect for multi-tasking in the home or office, the CS10 provides mobility and ease-of-use. You can adjust the headset to your liking with convenient over-the-ear and over-the-head configurations, while the remote unit clips to your belt and allows you to answer incoming calls and end conversations without having to return to the telephone base. A clothing clip for the headset is provided to help avoid tangled cords, while a pager/locator helps you quickly locate a misplaced remote unit.

The CS10 utilizes the 900 MHz signal and has a range of up to 150 feet from the base unit, while transmit and receive controls let you adjust volume levels to your liking. It is also easy to set up. Simply connect the base to an existing telephone system with the included 2.5mm connector, charge the remote unit, and your ready to go. The NiCad battery provides up to 6 hours of talk time and up to 80 hours on standby, and a low-battery indicator lets you know when to return the remote unit to its base for recharging.

The CS10 base fits easily next to your existing telephone system with its 3.75-by-4.5-inch footprint, and the remote unit weighs a mere 4 ounces. The system also comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
Convertible headset, remote unit, base unit, AC adapter, short cord, quick start guide, product information booklet, registration card ... Read more

Features

• Over-the-head and over-the-ear configurations
• 900 MHz signal, 150-foot range
• Noise-canceling microphone
• Adjustable transmit and receive volume controls
• Up to 6 hours talk time, up to 80 hours on standby

Product Description

10-memory dial locations One touch RocketDial Caller ID/call waiting with 30 caller ID memory locationsHandset locator Earpiece volume control and hearing aid compatible Pulse/tone dialing and headset compatibleIncludes belt-clipShipping package dimensions: 8.5x5.5x4.25 (len x wid x dep) ... Read more

Features

• Voicemail indicator, belt clip, hearing aid and headset compatibility
• 900 MHz analog signal
• Caller ID/call waiting with 30-name-and-number log
• 10 programmable memory-dialing locations
• English, Spanish, and French menus

Reviews (2)

Very Satisfied
This Uniden phone works great for me. I bought one for my country hobby shop and was so pleased that I bought a second one for my city home. Free of static and interference on every channel I tried. The earpiece volume control often comes in handy when it is hard to hear the other person.The phone also works well with a headset. I found all features easy to set up and use. I don't use caller ID, so can't speak for that. I am very satisfied with this phone. I also think it was a bargain for the price.

You Get What You Pay For
This phone is terrible. No bargain here. A LOT of static and interference. It even picked up a fax machine! We tried different channels and plugged it into two different locations in our home, and it was just as bad. I have two other Uniden phones and they are great. This phone was a dissapointment, but I guess you get what you pay for. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

The Uniden EXS9966 two-line cordless phone helps organize your busy family or home office. It supports two lines, three- and four-way conference calling, and caller ID with call waiting--all in an easy-to-operate unit.

Before testing the Uniden EXS9966, we charged it for the recommended 15 to 20 hours, which is longer than most rechargeable batteries require. A spare handset battery (not included) can be charged in the base. A laminated quick guide is included for convenient reference to basic phone operations.

In our tests of the Uniden EXS9966, we were able to take the phone outside over 700 feet from the base before detecting any voice breakup. Although the range was impressive, we did notice a slight background humming even at close range, but it wasn't excessively distracting. We were able to take the phone behind walls and near electronic equipment without losing signal strength.

With the additional keypad on the base, the handset and the base can be used at the same time on separate lines. If the handset is already in use on one line, you can use the base station to make or receive calls on the other line. Indicators let you know which line is in use. The controls that operate these features are intuitive.

The sturdy handset has a lighted keypad and LCD. The conference and intercom buttons allow you to add a third or fourth party to a conversation. To add a party to line one, press the hold button, press the line two button, and dial the number of the person you want to include. To bring the first person back into the conversation, press the conference button. A fourth person, at either the handset or base, can also join your conversation.

You can store up to 40 speed-dial numbers in memory. We were easily able to store a number using the LCD and arrow keys on the handset. To dial a stored number, we pressed the memory button, found the number on the LCD, and selected a line. The handset's LCD also provides caller ID information, if you subscribe to caller ID or caller ID with call waiting. You can position the handset face up on the base for convenient caller identification on both lines. The EXS9966 also has a generous 80-number caller ID log. --Emily Bakko

Pros:

• Allows 3- or 4-way conversations
• Sturdy construction and intuitive layout
• Laminated quick guide included

• Slight background humming
• Ringer can only be set to high or low

Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition; 90-day warranty
• Dual keypads; 40-number memory dialing
• 900 MHz digital spread spectrum signal, 20-channel autoscan
• Call waiting/caller ID with 80-call history
• Supports 2-line operation; speakerphone; headset jack

Product Description

The compact design and generous feature set of this GE 900 MHz Cordless Bedroom Phone will reduce the clutter on your nightstand - both of the essential bedroom appliances are now available in one stylish package! In addition to the standard cordless telephone features, this telephone includes Call-Waiting Caller ID and Crystal Clear Sound with Compandor Technology - improves sound quality by helping to reduce background noise. A lighted keypad and LCD simplify using the phone at nighttime and the AM/FM Clock Radio features snooze and an alarm clock. With this stylish phone, you can make better use of the extra space on your nightstand. ... Read more

Features

• Handset volume control; hearing aid compatible
• 900 MHz single-line analog cordless phone
• Integrated AM/FM clock radio with station presets
• Ringer-off setting for uninterrupted sleep
• Handy snooze button and gradual wake feature

Reviews (9)

Wonderful product
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!! It is easy to use and I like being able to see the time without any problem. The phone is sturdy and works great. I don't listen to the radio much but have been pleased when I do. This phone/radio/alarm clock is exactly what I wanted.

Small and Convenient
Finally, a phone with a reasonably good radio that doesn't spill over the edge of my night table.The setup for the radio is excellent, each control easy to find even when the lights are out.Only one problem--the compartment for the 9 volt battery designed to save your setup even if there is a power interruption, caused a burning type smell for a half hour after setup.So far, no further difficulty.

I think most people will be happy with this appliance.I discarded two previous similar purchases of phone/radio combos after using this one for the last month.

Complementary synergies
Phone + clock radio: it may be a rare combination, but it makes a lot of sense.At the end of the day, I'm too wiped out to stay at my desk and call the kids; and for incoming morning calls, I'd rather answer the phone while I'm in bed half-conscious than half dead after taking a header or two while trying to get to the next room in time.

I had hoped to replace my original GE model (26981GE1), which was compact, understated, and effective.Unfortunately, I've managed to lose the phone in my own house (either the cat took it or I brought it up to the attic--like looking for a copper penny in the Sahara). Concerning some other consumers' complaints about the successor, I'll admit I did find the dual alarm feature useful--whether as a backup alarm or an alternate setting on the days when it's not necessary to answer the bell so early.Unfortunately, not only is this feature missing in the "new and improved" model but the successor is a postmodern eyesore compared to the original.

Besides missing the dual alarm, the new model lacks the radio pre-sets (6) of the original and the convenient, finger-friendly controls.Not only are the controls tinier and semi-concealed, but the verticality of the design leads to less stability: pushing on the tuning button, for example, pushes the entire radio away from the user. So what's the overall "gain"?The current model has Caller ID, which may be worth the trade-off for some consumers.

Despite the review below (under January 20), the only difference between the GE2 and GE3 is color (white vs. silver). Otherwise, the sensitivity and selectivity of the tuner as well as the quality of the sound, though a shade below the original model, are quite acceptable.(I tried the Conair model for twenty bucks but immediately returned it because of lousy radio reception and sound.)

All in all, a fairly unique but useful product, though you may wish to attach your own cord to the phone.

[Since writing the above, I've discovered another positive and negative about the unit: 1. the new model has a paging button on the base, which may prevent loss of the phone; 2. the sensitivity of the radio is worse than I originally thought, confirmed by a side-by-side comparison of the original and new models.If you're counting on receiving that FM station that's 50 miles away, this new model may not pull it in.I'm beginning to think the Caller ID and paging button aren't enough to atone for the negatives.Back it goes.I'm going to scour the attic one more time.]

G3 model I recieved is not a dual alarm clock
Contrary to what the one review said about the alarm clock being dual alarmed, she must have gotten a one of a kind phone, or she didn't order the same phone as the rest of us.I verified that I indeed did get the G3 model and it is NOT dual alarm.The worst part of this is when you visit the GE web page it says the phone IS in its online User Manual.Oddly, though, the phone pictured in their online manual doesn't look anything like the one in the Amazon.com web page.The one I got looks like the one in the Amazon.com web page.An even more interesting note; I tried to see if I could get this phone directly from the GE web site (which is really Thomson electronics, not GE), there is no option to place this phone or it's twin black one, into your cart.When I inquired with the Customer Service Department via email I was told that since it is not available to add to your cart then they have probably discontinued this model.Strange that they would still have it listed as one of their current product lines.I found it in the products link, not in the technical support area.This whole ordeal is just very strange; I wonder how many different phones were made and given the same model number?It kind of makes me leary now of GE products.

Nice Product, But No Dual Alarm
I, too, ordered this clock radio phone (Model 26981GE3) expecting a dual alarm as previous reviews and the product manual (viewed from the Amazon link and the manufacturer's website) both indicated.However, because I liked the other features of this clock radio phone, I decided to keep it.The unit is easy to operate and understand, the phone reception is pretty good (a little occasional static but not bad), and the digital numbers are easy to read. I had recently purchased another brand model that had a 2.4 GHZ cordless phone and the reception was terrible so I returned it. The reception on this phone is much better than the other model I tried and I am happy with this one so far! ... Read more

Product Description

Uniden is creating a World Without Wires. Which means the company is building products that give its customers more freedom to enjoy life, solve problems and always stay connected with others. From cordless phones to two-way radios to radar detectors, Uniden makes electronic wonders an everyday occurrence. As one of the world's largest manufacturers of cordless phones and consumer communications devices, chances are there's a Uniden product that's already making things more convenient in and around your home.Uniden DXAI388-2 900 MHz phone offers extra-long range, a digital answering system that handles your calls while you are away, supports Caller ID/Call Waiting as well as handset-to-handset call transfer. ... Read more

Features

• Simple 900 MHz analog operation
• Second handset and extra charging cradle included
• 30-number caller ID memory, 10-number speed dialing
• 1-touch Rocket Dailing key
• Backlit display, voice menu prompts

Reviews (9)

Great phone for home use
This is the second set I have gotten. This time for my mother. Works well, nice size, easy to set up second phone. Uniden is the only company I can find that gives the option of audible beeping when there is a new message. I wish the sound of the beep could be turned up a little more, but better than just a blinking light. Very happy with my first set.

Nice Uniden Unit
So far ive had no problems, Set up was easy, hearing is very clear, no static at all, i love the 2nd handset,Everything was easy to setup on it,and the price was great,alot of other reviews ive read they say nothing but problems, mine is great.
Thank You!

It's ok....but I'm replacing it
I got this phone thinking it would be great - the extra handset is a nice feature and I like that part.I have noticed that the battery life is pretty short and once when I was talking the battery died and then my phone never "hung up" - so for 15 minutes I was without a phone and could not pick up any phone in the house to use it.This has happened two times and is soooo frustrating, especially since the other phones in the house that are corded could not be used.

You can't use the 2 phones at once so that is a bit of an inconvenience as well.The reception is ok but it has it's moments.I have had the phone for about 6 months so it's broken in and the honeymoon's over.I am going to replace it, it was a nice try to get a cheaper phone but it's been more trouble than it's worth.

One of the best portables I've bought
I've gone through a lot of portable phones, and especially for the price, this is by far the best.The Caller ID doesn't seem to function, but neither did the previous phone on our system. Great sound, nice having two handhelds.

Works great, great price
I've had this phone system for a month now & I love it.I bought the 900MHz on purpose because the 2.4GHz interferes with wireless 54g routers & I have one.To date, i'm super impressed with this phone.The sound quality is clear & the extension unit works great in my bedroom (which doesn't have a phone line).The answering system is digital so you get a little distortion (nothing like good old tape) but I can live with that.Also, the battery lasts a long, long time unlike my Vtech which dies out in 2 hours.Overall, I highly recommend this product. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Panasonic's KX-TC1486B cordless phone offers 900 MHz analog signal transmission plus 40-channel autoscanning for great-sounding calls. Ready for caller ID with call waiting, the KX-TC1486B is able to store up to 40 names and numbers, accessible through the handset's 3-line backlit LCD. It also offers 10 programmable speed dial locations for easy one-touch dialing, plus convenient features including flash, redial, and desk or wall mounting.

The KX-TC1486B cordless telephone combines quality, affordability, and ease of use. 900 MHz technology has been refined over the years to assures excellent sound quality and extended range. Caller ID lets you know who's calling, even if you're currently on another call.

Features:

• Call waiting caller ID. See the name and phone number of incoming calls even while talking on another call.
• 40-station caller ID memory and dialer. The handset can store up to 40 callers' names and phone numbers, with call-back capability.
• Multifunction backlit three-line LCD display on handset. The 3-line LCD shows each caller's complete information without additional scrolling. Backlighting greatly aids visibility even in low light.
• 40-channel autoscanning. The phone automatically selects the channel with the least interference in order to provide the best sound.
• 10-station speed dialing. You can store up to 10 numbers for convenient speed-dialing.
• Reversible handset charging. You can see the LCD while the handset is charging.
• Wall mountable. Easily convert from desktop placement to wall mounting.

Features

• 3-line backlit LCD display on handset
• Reversible handset charging; desk or wall-mountable
• 900 MHz analog signal, 40-channel autoscanning
• Caller ID/call waiting with 40-name-and-number memory
• 10 programmable speed dial locations

Reviews (10)

worst phone ever
Battery is close to dead only after three months.The volume was never good. The worst phone ever bought.

Waste of money
I started having problems with the battery within 3 months.It is a real dud. I would not advise anyone to buy this phone regardless of the inexpensive price.

Update: Short battery life
I rerate this down to 2 stars and suggest buyers look at other models.

Panasonic says the phone's is capable of providing 5 hours of continuous talk time or 5 days on standby per charge.This is not true. My phone is only 4 months old and the batteries now operate at half their advertized life. That's after only about two or three dozen full charge / discharge cycles. Now there's no more than about 2 hours of continuous talk time per charge. This cordless is for light duty use only.

However the phone is very easy to use.The 40 number caller ID feature makes callbacks, editing and storing to its 10station memory easy.The caller's ID appears after the first full ring in the 3 line backlit LCD.

This phone has good audio quality for a cordless,an easy user interface and good transmission range (at least twice that of my antique AT&T cordless). One neat feature I didn't expect was a plug for a headset, which I am using with an earpiece meant fora Nokia cellphone for handsfree use.Another thoughtful feature is the removable belt clip.

Aside from the weak batteries, another (minor) annoyance with the phone is with the half-second delay after pickup for an incoming call before you can actually speak. Otherwise the design and manufacture are typically Panasonic; solid andstylish. Sony makes great phones too but it seems Panasonic's products are generally built a little tougher even if they are not quite as slick.

What Battery?
I concur with all comments concerning the battery.What a piece of [...]!Although I don't have this Panasonic model (I have a Panasonic KX TG2215 - unfortunately, a much more expensive model), the battery is equally worthless.I'm on my second (and LAST) battery within a year.I'm giving the phone to my girl friend's elderly mother who doesn't usually spend more than 15 minutes on the phone at a time, which is the absolute outer limits of the in-use-battery charge.I seriously doubt I will ever buy a Panasonic phone again.

sucky phone and battery
This phone has sucky performance and the battery life went away fast.Now it hardly keeps a charge.The caller ID takes too long to come up and if I am in my backyard the phone starts ringing way too late.I have people tell me it rang three or four times before I pickup, except that I pick up during the first ring.I am throwing this away. ... Read more

Product Description

Uniden is creating a World Without Wires. Which means it is building products that give its customers more freedom to enjoy life, solve problems and always stay connected with others. From cordless phones to two-way radios to radar detectors, it makes electronic wonders an everyday occurrence.PRODUCT FEATURES:900 MHz Extended Range offers you extended range, voice clarity and performance;Digital Answering System. The product utilizes microchip technology (no more tapes or moving parts.) This ensures clearer recordings and longer life;Caller ID/Call Waiting displays the name and number of the caller in Call Waiting even while you are on the phone. To activate the Caller ID features, you must subscribe through your telephone company. ... Read more

Features

• Hearing aid and headset compatible, belt clip.
• 900 MHz analog signal with 20-channel autoscan
• Integrated digital answering system, 13 minutes of record time
• Caller ID with call waiting, 30 name-and-number log
• 10 memory-dial presets; display and dial

Reviews (3)

You get what you pay for
I purchased this phone as a primary answering machine in my home based on my two previous Unidens that I loved and have come to regret it.It's a flimsy machine with poor audio quality.What drives me nuts is the volume - I can barely hear others, but when I speak I feel like my own voice is blasting my eardrum.If I decrease the volume I have a hard time hearing the person on the other end - increase it and I have to hold the phone away from my head when I speak.Nowhere near the quality of the other (more expensive) Unidens.It was so cheap I didn't get around to returning it to Amazon.Oh well, lesson learned.Now I'm going to buy a Panasonic.

Dont be fool...
Read the reviews for the Black model.There are more negative comments then the positive one.

pleased so far...
After a great deal of deliberation I finally settled on this budget Uniden EXAI 978i to replace an older ATT model that was beginning to get buggy.My wife and I were looking for a speaker-phone model but could not find one that matched our needs well enough.I must say that I have been thoroughly pleased with this Uniden, though.Reception and transmission are both very clear and the unit is very small and designed with a small footprint for desktop use.We do not use the caller ID so I can't offer any insight there, but the digital answering system seems to be quite clear and intuitive.All in all, an excellent value. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Step up the pace with a two-line Uniden EXI2926 cordless telephone-speakerphone with call waiting and caller ID. You decide whether to interrupt your work to answer an incoming call. Special features include intercom and page, a 50-number caller ID memory, and a large, clear backlit LCD. The 900 MHz analog operation offers clearer sound and longer range than older models operating on a lower frequency band provide.

The EXI2926 provides dual dialing and displays on both handset and base. The unit's memory is programmable to 40 speed-dial numbers with one-touch connections. Caller ID remembers the last 50 incoming calls, displaying the caller's name, number, date, and time of each call. Incoming calls are stored in memory with a three-line display for information that is clear and easily readable.

You'll appreciate the independence of a speakerphone to allow unrestricted and hands-free movement when placing and answering calls, especially since this model is headset compatible. With adjustable volume control, intercom, and paging to recover the misplaced handset, the phone is designed for your desk or for convenient wall mounting. ... Read more

Features

• 900 MHz extended-range cordless phone
• 2-line capability
• Caller ID/call waiting
• Backlit caller ID display
• 80-number caller ID memory

Reviews (6)

Great phone except for one problem
This is a great phone.It had all the features I was looking for -- 2 lines, conf, call waiting, call id, transfer, mute, headset jacks, volume, ringer on/off.The only problem is that you cannot turn off the ringer on the handset.If your talking on one line and another call comes through on the other, it rings loudly in your ear.I called Tech Support and you cannot turn this off -- only to hi or low volume (and 'low' isn't that low).If it weren't for this, I'd recommend it highly.

Cannot recommend it
After less than one year, I am shopping for a new phone.The handset does not work anymore.I replaced the battery thinking that was the problem but it wasn't.When I click on one of the lines, there is either no sound at all, no dial-tone or anything OR it is just static and fuzz.

I hope my next phone lasts longer than this one did!

Not a good desk phone!
I bought this phone with the intention of using it in my home office.The caller-id function is very important to me.Unfortunately, the phone lays to flat for you to see the caller-id display or read the keypad.Also, speakerphone volume is really loud, even when turned all the way down.I am taking this phone back.

A terrible phone
I bought this phone lastChristmas and within two months the handset quit working unless you bang it on something. It also will not hold a charge.What a waste of money!

clear phone
You might not like the price on this, no matter how low the sale is, but you will see it all worth it when it arrives.If you find it hard to hear the other line walking around your house, then I suggest you move.This phone is so clear, when your in the same room with it's charger, it will seem as if you are actully in the same room with your chatter. ... Read more

Product Description

Sony offers an SPP - A946, a single-line cordless phone with digital answering machine. Analog 900MHz is used for extended range thanks to superior transmission technology and you can carry your cordless phone further-and still carry on a conversation. The base speakerphone feature lets you answer incoming calls at the base. The tapeless digital answering machine records up to 15 minutes of conversation, counting your messages and audibly indicating them. All messages are written in permanent flash memory so you will never suffer a loss of a single second of conversation. The LCD Display on base unit performs call screening. Intercom lets you talk between handset and base unit. Page signal initiates intercom contact in either direction. ... Read more

Features

• Analog 900MHz reception for clear signal and extended range
• Tapeless all digital message storage (up to 15 minutes)
• 7 hour talk time and 7 day standby
• Handset and base keypad
• Integrated speakerphone

Reviews (5)

Excellent value!
This is a great combination phone/answering machine; I had it hooked up in less than 5 minutes.Excellent sound quality which is critical for me, as I am hearing-impaired.

Good buy
I have had this phone for nearly 2 years and have to say that I am satisfied. The sound quality is very good and the I love being able to page the handset from the base. Great speakerphone but the lack of battery backup bothers me still. A pretty good buy.

Great durable phone
I have had this phone for a good 5 years.I have dropped it countless times and it still works excellent!
Great phone - Great price.

last longer than other phones
I have had this phone for about 3 years going on four.. I bought the phone for the range. And at that time that was the highest range now they have 5.3 I believe.. Anyway the phone still works like a charm.. I have another phone in the living room and Panasonic and quiet frankly I am not happy with the phone.. But my Sony takes a licken and keeps on ticking.. The battery doesn't run down as fast as the other phone. And I can leave it off the base for more than a day with out having to charge it up..

A disposable phone for a throwaway world
This product functioned suitably while it lasted. Unfortunately, it was only about 18 months. I replaced the Nicad battery twice at a cost of almost $20 per pop. And yes, I DID run the battery down as recommended and did not have it constantly on the cradle. The sound quality was relatively good and the ability to page the handset from the base was nice. The speakerphone was also relatively good. A huge complaint-No battery backup. Everytime the power went out, everything-remote access codes, basic settings and OGM had to be reset. I generally love Sony products. Not this one, however. I am still looking for a replacement. The handset is completely dead-not the battery this time. Save your money. ... Read more

Product Description

For over 100 years, what has remained constant is GE's dedication to change and progress. And it's what will keep the company growing over the next 100 years. From jet engines to power generation, from financial services to plastics, from television to medical imaging, GE people worldwide are dedicated to turning good ideas into products and services that make the world a better place.General Electric 26928GE1 is a 900 MHz cordless phone. It features a 40-channel auto-scan, a 10-number memory, a digital security system, one-touch redial, a battery-low indicator, a handset volume control, and more. ... Read more

Features

• 900 MHz analog operation
• 10-number memory dial
• Redial, mute, and hold buttons
• Low background noise
• 1-year warranty

Reviews (10)

Low volume and no headphone jack.
Low volume and no headphone jack.

Unusable, but perhaps so due to 802.11b wireless and apptmnt
The phone was unusable due to high static, yet it might be because of the number of wireless data networks around my appartment.And yes i did charge the battery for 24 hrs before use.

Incredible Range, Incredible Value
Tried this phone for $10 because of the poor range of our Unidens and really lucked out. This thing will work over 300 feet away! The Unidens start breaking up at about 30 feet.

Other Pros: Good sound, single Talk button, 900MHz won't interfere with wireless networks, stands on its end, wall-mountable, very solid construction.

The only minus is that it doesn't auto-answer when you pick it up from the charging station, something that would only be useful if it had Caller ID. But the large Talk button is easy to hit and the phone hangs up facing the wall so you don't have to flip it around like many of the other brands, most of which are no longer even wall-mountable.

The ringer can be turned off but is not adjustable. The default tone and loudness are fine, however.

Great phone for several reasons
I bought this phone for my parents who are older (70-80)
The two features that prompted me to buy it are:
1. One combination talk and off button.My parents previous phone had both a talk and an off button and many times after a conversation, they would mistakenly press the Talk button instead of the Off button, effectively leaving their phone off the hook, sometimes for hours.
2. Prominence of the volume buttons.When one person needs greater amplification than the other this gets adjusted often.Visibility of this control is important.

After they received the phone the curved hourglass shape made it easier to hold.
Additionally, the black numbers on translucent buttons made them easier to see.Strangely enough this was better than black on white when compared to an old phone they had.

Time will tell though if these rubberized buttons will have the numbers wear out however, as a previous phone did.

The only negative and it was one I was aware of prior to purchase, is that you cannot answer the phone from the base station.Given the price this is not expected.

Given the price overall the sound quality and features this phone have make it an excellent deal.

Great basic cordless phone at a great price
If you are looking for a new cordless phone, look no further, as you won't find a better phone at a better product.This GE product is an attractive, quality cordless phone which provides excellent performance.The phone has a clear, easy-to-read and easy-to-use dial complete with large, lighted buttons.The sound quality is very good; it includes a volume control option as well as other nice basic features such as memory dial and remote phone locator.To top it all off, the phone has a pleasant, distinctive ring tone.Overall, a highly recommended product! ... Read more

Product Description

Panasonic KX-TC1743B digital cordless telephone operates on the 900MHz frequency for extended range and clarity and more secure conversations. The fact that this model is digital, helps to secure phone calls from potential eavesdropping. This phone is also Caller ID compatible. When used in conjunction with Call Waiting Caller ID, the Call Waiting Caller ID feature will display the caller's information on the multifunction, backlit, three-line LCD display located on the handset - even if the user is currently on another call when the second call comes in. A Caller ID memory with dialer for later review and instant callback capability of received calls is also viewable via the handset display. A Direct Dialer button provides "one-touch" access to an emergency or often-used phone number.A Digital Duplex Speakerphone - the tool for multiple party conversations - is included in KX-TC1743B. Digital circuitry helps reduce the echo and dropout commonly found in speakerphones and allows more natural sounding conversations. Built-in all-digital telephone answering systems record up to 15 minutes without the mechanical woes associated with cassettes, and let users instantly hear, save or delete individual messages. These models also allow users to administer outgoing and incoming messages remotely from any telephone with voice prompts to aid the process. Each message is affixed with a time/day stamp, so you'll always know when the call was received. The phone has New Message Playback for listening to newly received calls and a two-digit LCD call counter for viewing the number of calls received. Other features include a lighted handset keypad, dual keypads, and two-way paging/auto intercom for communication between the base and the handset. Additionally KX-TC1743B has hold/flash/redial; call screening and toll saver are included too. ... Read more

Features

• 900 MHz digital operation
• Call waiting/caller ID with 50-station memory
• All-digital answering system with 15-minute recording
• 50-station phone directory and dialer
• Digital duplex speakerphone, lighted handset keypad, and base-unit keypad

Reviews (60)

Not reliabile
Features wise this phone is OK, but it broke within one year after purchase day.

The sound in the headset became so quite, that you can only hear it in the very quite room, even on the loudest mode.

The phone shut itself down every one or two week and you have to unplug it from the power outlet for about 10 min and then plug it back, so it's start working again.

The speakerphone microphone is not sensitive enough, you can only use it within 2 feet from the base, otherwise other party will not hear you.

The buttons on the headset very hard and sometime is impossibleto press.

My friend also bought Panasonic phone (different model), guess what, it broke within one year too.

I have Panasonic TV, DVD player and microwave oven and they work just fine for a few years now.Based on my own experience and also reading other people reviews, I think Panasonic has a very big reliability problem with their phones and they should address this issue ASAP.

Great Phone!!!!
In reading the reviews I thought I'd add my 2 cents since I've owned this phone for *at least* 5 years now with no problems. I got online to try and help a friend find a new 900 mhz phone so it won't interfere with her wi-fi. I looked up my phone to check the reviews and it sounds like if you get a good one you love it, a bad one it's not so good. My battery so far has been great though I'll probably need a new one pretty soon as the 4+ hr cont. talk time is now down to about 2ish and I can't leave it off the cradle overnight anymore and hold a charge.

However, I wonder if the problems aren't with the battery itself more than the phone. I say this because I also own another Panasonic cordless phone/answering machine and it has many of the same battery issues mentioned here. Overall though I'd say I'd buy this phone again in a heartbeat -- it's easy to use, the speaker on the handset is wonderful, especially when you get stuck on hold, and the range/features make for a very nice package. I've recommended this phone to others who love it as well.

An average model
You get what you pay for. I wanted an inexpensive model with Caller ID and voicemail.
Most of the features are just fine. However, the handset is way too quiet and the battery life is just horrible. It would not let you talk for more than 40 minutes - needs recharging.
(I owe that model for over a year.)

Visit the Opinion Corner
Phone is so good lookin' as well as functionable you might mistake it for 5.8Gig.Go to the site below read reviews Amazon ranked sale item is in the 700 mark!!!!

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I Will Not Buy Panasonic Again
I bought Panasonic, because I thought that it was a reliable company that made good products.I chose a phone which I thought would last for at least a year, but I ended up having trouble with this one from the beginning.I contacted the company immediately to let them know that there were problems, but they refused the resolve the matter.I was so disappointed by their lack of response that I boxed up the phone up and ended up with a vtech instead.

I had a lot of problems shortly after purchase with static, with the phone cutting out, and with the range from the base that I was able to walk.It got worse, and pretty soon I had to stand next to the base to talk.Of course, that defeats the purpose of a cordless phone!

After many calls to the company, which only resulted in a run around, they told me to send the phone in at my expense and they would send me a refurbished phone for an additional $50.I told them at this point I was so disappointed in customer service that I just wanted a refund.The refused to give me a refund, and they refused to send me a label to return the product at their expense.I had paid almost $100 for the phone, and they wanted me to pay MORE money for a USED phone!

Having to pay $150 total plus double the shipping cost just to get a used phone that was "refurbished" was out of the question.I boxed the phone up and left it in my closet.It is still there, and I have avoided Panasonic products ever since.(I have, by the way, decided to purchase a vtech, which has never once given me problems.)I am very disappointed in the lack of customer service, the poor quality of the product, and the unwillingness of Panasonic to resolve this issue.It was a complete waste of my money, and I would not reccomend anyone buy Panasonic. ... Read more

Product Description

This Uniden 900MHz cordless phone includes caller ID* and an integrated digital answering system with up to 13 minutes of recording time. The 20-channel auto-scan feature automatically detects the channel with the least interference so your calls a clear. Features: easy-to-adjust handset and ringer volume controls; remote message access; 900MHz analog operation; maximum message length options; multilanguage voice prompts (English, French, Spanish); hearing aid and headset compatible; and 10 memory-dial presets. *Requires phone company service. ... Read more

Features

• Hearing aid and headset compatible, belt clip provided
• 900 MHz analog signal with 20-channel autoscan
• Integrated digital answering system, 13 minutes of record time
• Caller ID with call waiting, 30 name-and-number log
• 10 memory-dial presets; display and dial

Reviews (10)

Very Disappointed
I bought this phone on a whim without doing my usual product research and boy, have I learned my lesson! Thinking I had found a good deal I bought this phone basically as a second handset (I already have an answering machine). Unfortunately the first time I used it I could barely the hear the voice on the other end and the static was incredible. Since then I've moved things about and looked for sources of interference, but nothing has worked thus far and I've come to the conclusion that this phone is just a dud.

Next time I'll be sure to do my research, and although Uniden has failed me this time, the other Uniden Cordless I use (model: EXAI3248) continues to serve me well.

Horrible choice
I had a VTech phone that lasted me 3 years before I spilled water on it and had to get a new phone. So I went out and got this Uniden phone without really researching any phones beforehand. It lasted a couple months before one day, it stopped working. I couldn't recieve or make calls, or get messages on my answering machine. I tried everything the website and owners manual said and called their customer support line and the lady told me to send it to Texas to be repaired (I'm in Virginia). So I decided to just forget about it and buy a new phone. Needless to say, I'm not buying Uniden anymore.

It's just OK
I was excited when I saw the price because I'd been looking for a cheap cordless that had an answering machine. I love the answering machine and the features that come with it. My problem is with the headset; it is very hard to hear the person on the other end. I have to have the volume all the way up, but then I have to talk softly because I'll hear myself YELLING and can BARELY hear the person on the other end. I have to be in a quiet room with no kids, TV or dogs to hear and use this phone, and most of the time, that just isn't possible.

bought two with same problem
I use a headset with this phone for meeting and both phones that I bought ended up static and the person on the line couldnt hear me cause the hole that the headset fits into is defective. 2 phones in two years and same problem in both of them. I recommend spending a little more for a better quality phone.

Functional but barely
I bought this because I wanted a cheap no-frills phone with answering system, but it's performed very poorly compared with the one I had previously.Specifically, it's very hard to hear anything on this phone, even with the volume set to maximum.Definitely not worth buying. ... Read more

Product Description

AT&T telephone products reflect a long and distinguished history of product excellence dating back over 100 years. Today, the company's product line is one of the most extensive in the industry, including corded and cordless phones, answering systems, and phone-related accessories. AT&T brings you the best in communication!AT&T 9345 900 MHz phone brings you an ultra-long operational range as well as a host of useful features such as a voice mail message waiting indicator; a 50-name/number Caller ID log; 20-name/number memory entries, to name a few. ... Read more

Features

• 900 MHz analog cordless transmission
• Supports caller ID/call waiting
• 50-Number call log
• 20-Number speed dial memory
• Message waiting indicator for voicemail

Reviews (10)

Very good phone
Didn't feel like signing in, soI used a kid's form. Contrary to popular belief, this phone is very good. Most of the myths of the phone are horribly fabricated (long wait to talk, doesn't charge). I've had the phone for six years, and am planning on buying more for the other rooms in my home. I would definitely recommend this phone.

DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE
I've owned 3 AT&T phones in this line, 2 of which are the 9345 model, the other is the same phone but with the answering machine base and all 3 have had problems within the first 2 years. The screen begins to fade after about a year of regular use, which renders the caller ID and directory completely useless as the numbers become illegible. Contacting AT&T is a joke, as they only issue a standard email telling you to refer to your user manual or the FAQ on their website, neither of which address the fading caller ID screen. The cust service phone number is equally frustrating, as you get only recorded responses and cannot speak to a representative. The final straw with the last phone came when I found that callers could hear me, but I could not hear them. Between the ridiculously short life of its most appealing features (caller ID and 50 number storage) and the utter lack of customer service, I have decided that the quality AT&T used to be famous for is now sorely lacking and I will never purchase another of their phones. Save your money and do some research on other brands!!!

I can't hear you.
I purchased this telephone after a series of Uniden phones that broke after any abuse.We own another AT&T phone that has worked fine for about 10 years so I thought this might be more durable.Indeed it may be more durable but that is not the problem.

My main issue with this phone is that even at the highest volume level I still cannot hear the person at the other end of the phone.Some other problems I have encountered is the programable telephone directory which saves your numbers in alphabetical order.This is fine in theory but if you call someone frequently and their last name begins with a Z, you will spend a lot of time scrolling through the directory.In addition, there does not appear to be any way to call someone back from caller ID if they are calling long distance.The caller ID displays the area code and number and there is no way to add a 1 to the number to return the call.

I think that I would have been better off buying a series of Uniden phones that I could have at least used.

This Phone Is Horrible!!!!
I have had this phone for less than a year and have had nothing but problems with it since I've had it.First, it takes forever to answer. Then, it doesn't even charge right.So you put the phone on the charger overnight, thinking you'll be able to use it in the morning....but no such luck because it only charges when it feels like it.The base of my phone is completely useless. At this point I can't get my phone to charge at all.This was the worst money that I've ever spent.I might as well get a cup and some string to talk on!!!!

Most uncomfortable phone I've ever owned
I know that since the break-up of Ma-Bell, nobody takes any time to design phones for comfort or useabilility, but it seems to me that the designers of this phone went out of their way to make it as uncomfortable as possible. I've had it out of the box for about an hour now, and its going right back where it came from. Pass this one by! ... Read more

Product Description

900MHz Amplified Cordless TelephoneWHITE ... Read more

Features

• 900MHz Cordless Phone technology
• Increases incoming sounds up to 30 dB
• Bright Visual RingerAllows you to see the phone ring in both the base and the receiver
• Extra-Loud Ringer - Easy to hear ringer in both the base and handset, notifies you of incoming calls
• Large Lighted phone keypad is comfortable to see and easy to use

Product Description

For over 100 years, what has remained constant is GE's dedication to change and progress. And it's what will keep the company growing over the next 100 years. From jet engines to power generation, from financial services to plastics, from television to medical imaging, GE people worldwide are dedicated to turning good ideas into products and services that make the world a better place.General Electric 26938GE2 is a 900 MHz cordless phone. It features a 10-number memory, a digital security system, one-touch redial, a battery-low indicator, a handset volume control, and more. ... Read more

Features

• 1-year warranty
• 900 MHz analog operation
• 40-channel autoscan
• Caller ID
• Hearing aid compatible

Amazon.com Product Description

The VT 1511 wireless headset is a revolution in cordless telephones. Unlike most other digital 900 MHz cordless phones, the VT 1511 is a completely wireless headset telephone--and one with a very unique space-age design. When using the headset, you have complete freedom of movement. There are no cords or cables to worry about, so your hands will be free to keep working.

In addition to the headset, the VT 1511 comes with a corded desk set with a keypad, from which you can access the 20-number speed dial and intercom feature between base unit and headset. It also comes with an infrared remote-control dial card, which you can use to dial numbers when away from the base unit.

The VT 1511 digitizes your voice using advanced ADPCM digital voice encoding to provide noise- and distortion-free performance. In most conditions, you will not be able to tell you are using a cordless phone. The VT 1511 informs you when another extension is currently in use on the same phone line. It also has an out-of-range alert, even when you're not on the phone. Other features include tone/pulse dialing, 10-channel operation with auto channel selection, spare battery charger in base unit, and a hearing aid compatible receiver.

The VT 1511 uses special memory that is not susceptible to power failures. This provides permanent storage of all memory dial numbers and security codes. With an optional battery pack installed in the base unit, the VT 1511 can provide full operational backup in case of power failure. Calls can still be placed and received on the headset without interruption. With a fully charged battery pack in the base unit, you'll have up to five hours of backup usage time. ... Read more

Features

• Dual battery charging system
• Remote headset charging stand; infrared cordless dialing pad
• Wireless headset cordless phone
• 900 MHz digital transmission
• Corded deskset with dual keypad--intercom between headset and base

Reviews (21)

THE ABSOLUTE BEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD !
First I must say that I can't understand why they stopped making this phone.This is such a unique product.I am dismayed that it has been discontinued.

I bought my first one on Ebay after having great hearing difficulties.My medical problem actually (at times) distorts sounds on a regular telephone handset... to the point where all I can hear is a vibration but not able to distinguish what the caller is saying.

That medical condition is what prompted me to search for some kind of phone that had dual earpieces and wouldn't distort the voices on the other end.

I took my chances and purchased the Vtech 1511.It actually has been a LIFESAVER for me because I NEED to be able to talk on the phone quite a bit during the course of running my home-based business.

I LOVE THIS PHONE.

When mine broke / wore out I called Vtech to find out about servicing it and I was told they no longer did since it had been discontinued. I was FRANTIC.

I found another on Ebay and purchased it and was off an running.

Recently I came across one on Ebay and bought it just to put it in the cupboard for when and if I need this phone again someday.

I think I could not live without this product... and I RARELY say that about anything.

It is crystal clear... gives you total freedom... and the fact that the ear pieces don't actually sit "on" your ears was just exactly the type of hearing device I needed.

Like I said.... the BEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD!

These things are great
I really like my Vtech 1511s.However, they are apparently discontinued by the manufacturer. [...]

It's true that they are a weird configuration where all of the stuff sits on your head, but I think it's more than worth it to not have wires everywhere.Reception is good, for me it worked flawlessly to about 50 feet through interior & exterior walls.

The boom mike can break off if flexed by pulling on it repeatedly.That's a problem.But otherwise, this is some very good engineering from what I see as a usually [...] vendor (vtech).[...], but in the case of the 1511 it's really a [nice] unit.

The charger for the headset is inductively coupled; no metal contacts to corrode.VERY COOL!

The small box hides the fact that in addition to the headset, charging stand, and dial pad, you get a full-on desk unit with intelligently done speed dials (unfortunately not in true executive phone style [extra buttons] but intuitively programmable).It's missing a speakerphone, however.

I worked out of a home office for a year doing a lot of phone consultation and sales, and this thing was great.Unfortunately, one of the units' mikes has broken (due to flexion) and now I don't know whether I should scrounge used units or what.I hope they come out with a very slightly refined version of this great product.

Great at first but thin plastic
There is a real fine thin piece of plastic that attaches the side with the microphone. It easily broke after a couple months of use, which made the headset totaly useless. Yet another headset tossed in the garbage.

Excellent
I feel like the phone was in excellent condition and the seller gave superb customer service.Any and all issues were handled promptly.I would recommend anyone to buy from this seller.

Really Wireless!! And good sound features.
I'm a mom and housefrau, and I wanted a phone that was truly wireless, with nothing to clip on my belt - that type always falls off or gets tangled or is otherwise awkward for me. When I saw this at a friend's house, I wanted one right away.I couldn't believe it was the only such (truly wireless) model in existence, and that the company had stopped making them ???!!!

Anyway, now I have one, and I am quite (if not 100%) satisfied.

THE PLUSES ARE:

1)Truly wireless and hands-free.

2)Relatively very comfortable on my head; easy to wear for a long conversation. (Earphones not directly on your ears, but above them, so it's not only more comfortable, but if another family member leans in close, they can participate in the conversation and still hear and be heard.)

3)Two phones in one; one cordless headset, one corded deskset.

4)Charging base for headset is *separate* from the corded phone base; therefore it need not be near a phone jack, but needs only an electrical outlet. (Great in our house, since we have no phone jack in the kitchen!)

5)Sound quality, range and clarity seem great - we've had it only one week, but so far it's terrific - even out to the garden.No interference; no cutting out, which we had read that others experienced. Sound quality on our receiver is good, and people tell us it sounds good on the other end. Compared to our old cordless phone it picks up WAY less background noise - very important for a cordless, hands-free phone!

6)Good volume control and range. I have hearing loss - need to turn it up! My husband doesn't - likes it quieter.Other phones have not been loud enough for me.This one is great, but see negative #4, below.

7)It's super-easy and convenient to turn on and off by just flipping the microphone arm down or up.But see negative #3, below. Microphone arm also very adjustable to help adjust volume.

8)Price!Because this phone has been discontinued, you can find it at a huge discount.But act fast - they seem to be disappearing (we're trying to get more for friends/relatives).

THE NEGATIVES ARE:

1)It's easy to lose the remote dialer, or for it to get separated from the headset - it's little and a separate piece.Of course, that's what makes the phone truly wireless, but it would be great if they could have attached it to the headset in a removeable way - I'm thinking about adding velcro, maybe.

2)The remote dialer is almost too small - keypad is tiny so dialing has to be done carefully and precisely, and it's hard to see the commands like "mute", etc.

3)If you want to nibble or drink or make a private comment to someone in the room without the person on the other end of the phone hearing you - you can't get the microphone of this phone very far away from your mouth without turning off the phone and cutting off the connection! But maybe those are bad phone habits/etiquette anyway.

4)Volume adjustment buttons on headset are a little hard to find by touch and awkward to use, but maybe I'll get more used to them over time.

5)Battery is non-standard. ... Read more