Features

• Display and dial; time/date stamp
• Audible and visual call alerting
• Caller ID/call waiting, 90-call memory
• Requires only 1 phone line
• Memory loss protection

Reviews (6)

Works but has issues!
The unit has some nice features.When you are online the right side of the unit flashes bright light green and makes an alert tone to surely get your attention if you're out of the room.Works like any other callerid device. I.E. When you receive a call, you can redial by pressing a button.

When you're online and the alert tone goes off you simply lift your receiver that's connected to the unit and press the "call waiting" button.You can talk as long as your modem will allow (mine is roughly 10-15 seconds) then hang up and your still online.

On the back of the unit are 4 jack ports (line in, phone, computer and fax)

One thing that is annoying is that every once and awhile it will click and I lose internet connection for about 10 seconds.I enjoy playing poker online and this sometimes folds my hands because I time out in the game.It's a little annoying because it can happen every 5-10 minutes or not at all.

I called AT&T and asked them if this was normal operation and they said that I had a defective unit.

I brought it back to the store that I purchased it from and got a new one.I had the same issue with the new one.In my opinion, it's a glitch in the unit.

AT&T 438 works great
Have had the AT&T 438 for 10 days & it works great.Changed from cable to dial-up connecton (have caller ID and call waiting).I use internet for messages & websites.The flashing light when a call comes in is really large & no way you could miss it: press button & pick up phone if you want to answer the call.Easy to install-no problem.Bought at Walmart for $25.

Gave it a second try!
I purchased this item 2 weeks ago from Wal-Mart for $35, but have only been using it for a few days. When I first connected the box to my computer, I had an expandable cordless phone system connected to it.The box did what it claimed, however when I was using any one of my cordless phones for a voice call, no caller-id / call-waiting information was displayed. Instead it was displayed on the box, which was upstairs by my computer. With me being home during the day (high time for telemarketers), this was not going to work. I had a 2-line phone adapter laying around, so I thought that I would connect my cordless phone system directly into the wall, rather than into the back of the unit. That fixed my CID / CW problem, but when I was on-line and another call came in I had to manually sign off of the internet before I could pick up the call. By the time my connection signed off, most of the callers had hung up. So, in the box this thing went.

After some research, I downloaded computer software which was supposed to do the same thing but through my modem. This worked for a week, but then I noticed that I was being notified of only 50-60% of the calls coming in. On top of that, even if I chose to ignore the call I was quickly disconnected.

I pulled the Internet Call Alert box out again and decided to give it another try. Here is how I got it to work for me. I still use the 2-line adapter for my phone line. My expandable cordless phone system goes directly into the wall using one line. The Internet Call Alert box is plugged into the second line. Into that I have my modem/pc connected, a fax machine, and then I added a corded telephone which I only use to answer incoming calls while on the net. With that, I have also added voice mail to my telephone package to answer calls which I choose to ignore. In the end I have spent less than $45. Up front that's not so good, but in comparison with internet call alert programs charging a monthly fee I would have spent more than that in less than a year.

I have not noticed any type of page freezing, or false signals. I have been able to answer a few very short phone calls without being disconnected, and when I choose to ignore the calls it's happy surfing. I only use the internet for e-mail, research and chatting. I like that this box displays caller id information, and it seems to work like a normal caller id box even when not on the internet. The call waiting alert makes an audible sound and also 1/4 of the box flashes. It's not just a little LED light.

Overall, I gave this product 4 stars because I have been using it for less than a month.

For absolute novice users only.
The device appears to work very well at a glance.However, when you're working with any sort of constant data stream (i.e. online games, chat, etc.), the stupid thing renders itself useless.

Once connected to the internet, the device will audibly 'click' at random intervals, and your connection will effectively freeze for several seconds... sometimes as long as 15 seconds.The 'clicks' may subside for as long as ten minutes, or they may occur several times one right after the other (which adds up to almost a full minute of no data going in or out!).It doesn't make any sense, and it's not addressed in the manual.I tried to troubleshoot the problem on my own, but I don't know why it's even happening in the first place.

It's very frustrating.Maybe my unit is defective, maybe it's not.Maybe my line causes the device to behave this way, or maybe not.After experimenting with several devices of this nature, I'm convinced that DSL or Cable internet is the only internet that can peacefully co-exist with a single phone line in the same household.56k is either on or it's not.Software that manages incoming calls is not a viable option for me.

I really wanted to like this device.I really liked the design and features, but I just can't recommend it to anyone.Say, if all you do is surf and check e-mail, it is very likely that this device will *still* slow you down and interrupt your usual online habits.I mean, it does a fine job of alerting you of calls when they come in... but when the connection is this useless, why even bother signing on?1 star.Move along, folks.

Performs As Advertised
I have caller ID with caller ID waiting as well as home voice mail.When I am online, incoming calls come up on the display with the name and phone number.The unit beeps and flashes when you receive a call.You can turn down the beep or turn it off altogether.You can hook a phone up to it to take a call that is important, although I have not done this.

I also like that a light will flash and it will display an envelope icon when I have a voice mail message.There is also a light that shows that your modem is connected.If the light goes out you know that your connection has been dropped.In conclusion, it does everything I expected of it. ... Read more

Product Description

The Plantronics M135 mobile headset offers hands-free convenience anywhere you go. It features an adjustable fit with a flexible earloop for either ear. ... Read more

Features

• Adjustable microphone
• Advanced speaker technology
• RF noise shield
• 2.5mm plug
• Adjustable ear hook and hearing aid compatible

Product Description

Receives and displays name, number, and calling time. Stores calling numbers, names, and calling times ofl ast 99 calls, answered or not. LCD viewing area (1.5 x 3.1). AC adapter included with optional 3 AA batteries to back up memories and operation of caller ID during power failure. ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID: Receives and displays name, number and calling time
• Caller ID on Call Waiting: Receives and displays name, number and calling time of a waiting caller d
• Memory Capacity: Stores calling numbers, names, and calling times of last 99 calls, answered or not
• 4 Buttons: DIAL/FLASH, DELETE, FORWARD REVIEW, and BACKWARD REVIEW
• Once Screen Readout: This model uses a large 3-line LCD to display calling time, calling number and

Product Description

The EarBud integrates the microphone as part of the cable leading from the ear to the phone. ... Read more

Features

• Increased hands-free safety
• Economical and easy to install
• Proven noise-canceling technology
• Increased comfort
• Compatible with phones containing a 2.5-millimeter jack

Reviews (14)

Earbud works great with minor modification
I've been using the same Jabra earbud for over 2 years now (in fact mine is so old, it's the original design with the microphone built into the earpiece), and it still works great, with one minor modification.The ear gel kept falling off when I removed the earbud (leaving the gel in my ear), and also fell off all the time in the car, in my pocket, and everywhere else.So, after the second time I lost my ear gel, I glued the gel on the earbud (with "Household Goop"), and it's been working great since.The reception and transmission have been fine with my Motorolla phone, and now I'm buying one for my wife.

Works great after 3 years
After trying many other earpieces, this is the only one I will use -- I can't use an earbud without the molded eargel (I don't have that little "dip" in the outline of my ear canal so the little buds w/o gels fall out) and I hate those earpieces that wrap around your ear or have a boom coming out the side of your head -- they are too weighty and bulky and eventually become uncomfortable.

Plus, I really like the eargel.It's lightweight, funnels the sound directly into my ear (no variations because it's always in the same place) and provides a lot of security -- it never falls outwhen I'm walking or getting out of the car. If it feels uncomfortable, you are probably using the wrong size eargel and should try another size.

Third, and probably most important, the sound is terrific -- in both directions.After many years of use (the same product but I've had to replace it once -- the cord frayed from constantly being bent and put away) I've never even once had anyone complain that they couldn't hear me, that I sounded far away or fuzzy, etc.95% of my use is in a moving car -- a truck -- which isn't as quiet as a Mercedes or BMW;it still sounds really good.

This product works exactly as it should, is comfortable to wear and is VERY inexpensive.What more could you ask?!!

Piece of Crap
I have the version of this with the cord winder built in (only difference is it does not have the on-cord answer button). As most other reviewers have said, the quality of the microphone could only be worse if it did not work at all.

I would assume Jabra would have "field tested" the unit, such as normal use in a relatively quiet moving car, but I guess not, since your caller simply cannot understand you in that situation.

Personally I also feel that the eargels are horrible no matter what size I use- feels like I have an acorn jammed in my ear.

Yes it breaks within 6 months, but its the best design...
I have been using the Jabra earbud for over 3 years now.Its been a love/hate relationship.I love them because they fit so easily into the ear, the sound quality is great and I love the in-line answer button.I hate that I have had to replace them approximately every 6 months or so!The cord shorts out and just stops working. On one set, I had the ear bud become detached from the unit.Well, that's my two cents, excuse while I order another set...

Not a good headset
I have owned this product for about a year now and half of the time I get complaints that I sound far away or that people can't hear me. I'm going to buy a new one, try to avoid this product. ... Read more

Product Description

Get the best performance out of your Nokia phone by using original Nokia batteries. Original Nokia batteries are designed and manufactured adhering to stringent safety and quality measures. Independent testing has verified the safety of Nokia original batteries. As counterfeit batteries and poor quality third-party batteries cause potential dangers, Nokia recommends that consumers only purchase and use original Nokia batteries. Inserted under the back, this Li-Ion 1000 mAh battery provides power in a lightweigt package. ... Read more

Features

• High density lithium-ion cells
• Compatible with most vehicle chargers
• Weighs up to 30 percent less than NiMH batteries
• Environmentally friendly
• Compatible with Nokia 6800, 6651, 6010, 3595, 3590, 3589i, 3588i, 3587i, 3586i, 3585i, 3585, 3570, 3560, 3520, 3395, 3390, 3360, 2260, 1261, 1260, 1221

Reviews (1)

This battery works best for the 3390...
I just received it yesterday, and I charged it to full capacity then. It hasn't gone down at all yet, and I've been using it a lot today. My original battery would've been halfway down by now. So, it works really well. I highly recommend it. ... Read more

Product Description

Know who's calling from across the roombefore you get up to grab the phone! If you have Caller ID, the caller's name and the phone number scroll brilliantly inside this globealmost as if they're floating in space. Read easily from across the room, with just a glanceand decide whether or not to answer the call without leaving your chair. This innovative design also displays the time, date and other text messages you choosefrom holiday greetings to personal messages and reminders. Features: Caller ID memory stores up to 76 records Time and date display Display holiday greetings, daily messages or personal greetings 100-year calendar Three user-programmable alert messages Visible night or day Automatic daylight savings time adjustment Battery back-upThanks to this easy-to-read display, you can enjoy your time at home with fewer interruptions from unwanted calls. Memory backup runs on three AAA batteries (included). ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID memory stores up to 76 records
• Display holiday greetings, daily messages or personal greetings
• Three user-programmable alert messages
• Automatic daylight savings time adjustment

Reviews (1)

Looks incredible - but looks come with a price
The Discovery Called ID Globe is a thing of beauty - the rotating text looks incredibly bright and flicker-free, especially amazing when you think that there's no text there, and it's being generated by a spinning single line of LEDs. The text displays various info - current time, date, last caller and even preprogrammed messages at the appropriate date such as Happy New Year, Happy Holidays etc. You can also program in your own messages as well as reminders for specific days. The transitons between messages is also cool, with the text floating upwards, going backwards or disolving.

My only gripe is that since it rotates 360 degrees the caller's ID is backwards for 50% of the time (if you see what I mean) - it's on the other side of the globe and you see it from behind. This often results in physically having to pause the scrolling to see the number of the person who called. This is a minor complaint given the globe's wow factor and whilst it's a case of style over practicality, it's one I'm prepared to live with. Recommended for geeks and gadget freaks. ... Read more

Product Description

GN 1000 Remote Handset Lifter ... Read more

Features

• Free lifetime technical support
• Remote answering capability for your GN 9120, GN 9050 or GN Ellipse wireless amps, or GN 9020 wireless headset
• Easy installation
• Built-in online indicator
• Built-in ring detector

Product Description

Next-generation professional headsets

For more demanding applications, GN 2100 Flex noise-canceling headsets feature a flexible boom which ensures correct microphone positioning. Perfect for noisy environments, the noise-canceling microphone filters out distracting background noise.

• Advanced voice tube technology: Clear, natural sound quality
• Sleek SoundTube design: Stylish and unobtrusive
• Weighs just 1 ounce: Lightweight and easy to wear
• Rugged boom turret: Superior durability and reliability Tested for 50,000 rotations
• Swing-away boom: Take a drink without taking off your headset
• Full-size ear cushion(s): All-day comfort leatherette (headband) or foam (earhook)
• Full range of styles and models: The right choice for every user need and preference
• Two-year "No Fine Print" Warranty: Worry-free ownership

Features

• 2 -Year manufacturer's warranty ensures this headset is made to last
• Professional, lightweight, over-the-head, dual ear style headset
• Noise-canceling mic with flexible boom
• Click-stop, over-the-head headband, pillow-soft ear cushions
• Use this product with a GN Netcom corded or wireless amplifier

Product Description

This headset offers maximum versatility with both headband and over-the-ear configurations. Also has a noise-canceling microphone with RF noise shield to reduce RF static. Adjustable microphone boom allows for optimum voice output. In-line volume and mute control. Can be used with mobile and cordless phones. 2.5 mm plug. ... Read more

Features

• Convertible style offers stability and mobility
• 1-touch controls for volume and mute
• Microphone volume switch for optimal voice transmission
• Noise-canceling microphone reduces background noise
• Hearing aid compatible; 1-year warranty

Features

• Dual earpiece headband style adjusts for versatile comfort
• Soft ear cushions for all-day comfort
• Quick disconnect; superior quality voice tube
• Ideal for VOIP systems
• Simple to setup and use; 2-year warranty

Product Description

Use this phone jack extension with the RCA Wireless Phone Jack Kit to provide other phone locations. Place the extension anywhere you want another line. All phone jack systems have built in Surge Suppression and are expandable to as many extensions as you need.These phone jacks work with corded phones, cordless phones, answering machines and fax machines. ... Read more

Features

• Genuine RCA quality phone accessory
• Extension unit
• Works with D916 wireless phone jack system
• Converts electrical outlet to phone jack
• Easy plug-in installation

Reviews (9)

Not a bad alternative to wiring a new phone
This gizmo certainly solved my problem with not having a phone jack in a room that I needed one in.The only drawback I found was that it's NOT compatible with caller id.Otherwise the unit works great and has a good range from base to extension unit.

Caution - not compatible with RC 930 wireless modem system
I wanted to add an additional extension to my RC 930 wireless modem. This was the only RCA extension unit that I could find so I ordered it. I now know that the RCA wireless phone and modem systems are not compatible. RCA confirmed this over the phone and also said that the modem extensions are not sold separately.

Good if you are only using for phones, not modems
We moved into a condo unit that had only one phone jack for the whole 2 bedroom unit (it was a luxury renovation of an old building).I didn't want to spend on installing extra jacks and with a toddler in the house I didn't want to string wires all over the floor to run to a 3-way Y-jack, so this system looked like a godsend.

It works pretty well with the 3 phones in our house.One older phone which also happens to be the furthest away from the "base unit" near the main phone jack sometimes comes out staticky and occasionally disconnects calls, but not enough for me to complain, even though it shouldn't do this at all.The other phones work fine.

But using the modem is the problem.I normally get about 50K or so with a standard 56K modem, as they warn on the package, plugged directly into this I only get 14.4K or so, not really enough to surf the web.I did a trick where I put a 2-way Y-jack into the lone phone jack in my condo, in one jack goes the wireless jack system, in the other goes a phone wire that goes right to my modem (so already I'm giving in and carefully stringing a wire on the floor, the reason I bought this is NOT to do that).But instead of completely distinguishing the 2, this still causes minor interference.I still get a slight drop in speed (usually 33-40K), but sometimes it will disconnect me from the Web or not connect me at all (I get the infamous "Error 650" that you usually get when the modem itself is starting to die).The only fix I've had is to temporarily unplug the Wireless Phone Jack from the Y-jack in my wall when I want to surf the Web (which I then get at normal dialup speed).The only problem with this is that the way I have things setup, if I forget to plug everything back in when I'm done surfing the Web, incoming calls when I'm out will not go to the answering machine.

So I think it is a great product if you are only using it to add phone jacks without the drilling and expense for the use of additional phones, but not for use with a modem.

Works great but...
this little gizmo works fine for most phones but it DOES NOT work with phones with caller ID.Keep that in mind when you're considering a purchase.Works great with the others.Overall a nifty little device.

It works, but pick your use carefully
I've been using a set of these for over a year, and they are a godsend but not perfect. The good news; I use it to connect my Tivo (Tivo needs to dial in every night to update its program data) and it was the perfect solution for a tough spot, since there's no phone jack anywhere near my television. I have also used it to surf the web with a dial-up connection, with no real problems. Its fine, even through an extension cord! The bad news; I've tried to use for a phone, and that rally didn't cut it. It worked, but its a bad connection. I couldn't tolerate it. So I dispute the earlier comment that it can't be used for data. For me, its only use is for data, not voice! For certain situations, its ideal. ... Read more

Product Description

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Features

• Genuine telephone part and guaranteed compatibility
• Replacement rechargeable battery for Panasonic phones
• For use with KX-FPG175, KX-FPG176, KX-TG2401, and many more
• Nickel-Cadmium formula
• 3.6-volts, 1000-mAh

Product Description

Krusell Classic Multidapt cases are made in carefully selected buffalo leather and designed to fit 100% to each individual phone. A key feature on the Classic cases are their tight fit, that makes even very small phones look extremely good in their Krusell case. Forget about bulky misfit cases.This case is designed for Handspring Treo 600.For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site. ... Read more

Features

• Protective case for Handspring Treo 600
• Stylish and compact fit, free of bulk
• Quality buffalo leather material
• Multidapt system compatible with additional belt clip and swivel kit
• Lifetime warranty

Reviews (2)

Best Treo600 Case
I have always wanted a Treo 600 case that doesn't make it bulky, doesn't force me to flip open and covers entire surface including screen and keyboard and still be functional. This one works great and I get very good sensitivity on touch screen even though I also have a screen protective layer under the transparent plastic cover of this case. This case also has all the right cut-outs for camera, speakerphone, mic, hotsynch cable, power and vibrate buttons, volume controls, IR port, etc and price can't be beat!

Good Cases but not for Treo
I've used Krusell cases before and loved them, but this particular case wasn't designed very well.The case fits well, but the plastic cover over the top makes it very difficult to use the stylus to press down on the screen.When I took the case off I didn't wanna put it back on, because it makes it so tough to access use the Treo with the stylus.I don't recommend this solution at all unless you want to use it temporarily when your Treo really needs to be protected and not everyday. ... Read more

Product Description

The L 300 Ergo Pro includes both a convertible headset and amplifier in one and features inline volume control and mute switch for the ultimate in convenience. Compact and convertible, the amplifier footprint is 20% the size of standard amplifiers clearing up valuable desktop space. The L 300 Ergo Pro is compatible with virtually all phone systems, including Nortel, AT&T, Siemens, and Avaya. ... Read more

Features

• Includes both headset and amplifier in one unit
• Inline volume and mute switch
• Changeable faceplate for amplifier
• Compatible with virtually all phone systems
• One year warranty

Product Description

The GN 2120 Flex Noise-canceling, single-ear headset features a click-stop headband that provides a customized fit. The pillow-soft ear cushion rests gently over the ear and a generous headpad comfortably secures the other end. The advanced noise-canceling electret microphone filters out surrounding sound, so only the speaker's voice is transmitted. That helps you maintain a professional image in your calls and makes it easier to be clearly understood. Use with GN Netcom corded or cordless amplifiers. ... Read more

Features

• Professional,lightweight, over-the-head, single-ear style headset
• Noise-canceling mic with flexible boom
• Click-stop, over-the-head headband, pillow-soft ear cushion
• Use this product with a GN Netcom corded or wireless amplifier
• 2 -Year manufacturer's warranty ensures this headset is made to last

Product Description

IT'S A CALLER ID! IT'S A CLOCK! IT'S MORE IT'S A BRIGHT ID'ER. A new dimension to the Caller ID service and message delivery process. Easy and convenient to screen calls. See at a glance who is calling and decide to answer now, call back later or ignore the call. The Large screen allows incoming messages to be read easily from a distance of 20 feet or more. It has red figures on a black screen that are easy to see day or night. Requires no batteries, has an automatic clock set-up and a up/down call review scrolling key. Screen size - 8 1/8" x 1 1/8". Includes AC adapter and telephone line cord. ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty

Reviews (1)

Slim close fitting case perfect for Razr
Perfect slim close fitting case and is well worth the money. The razr remains very thin since this case is wellcrafted. No bulk here and extremely stylish. Krusell makes the best cell phone cases in the world. ... Read more

Product Description

Product Description

For on-line chat, multiplayer games and music, PC headset features top of the line stereo sound and a noise canceling Quick Adjust microphone for perfect placement. Comfortable, durable and lightweight. PLNAUDIO90 PLN-AUDIO90 017229110724 1722911072 ... Read more

Features

• Stereo PC headset offers the highest quality stereo sound with maximum bass response
• This is perfect for the serious gamers and music listeners
• FeaturesFull range stereo sound
• Superior speech recognition microphone