Product Description

MODEL- T10VENDOR- PLANTRONICSFEATURES- Headset Telephone- Single Line Complete single-line telephone with headset, Adjustable for over- the-head or over-the-ear convenience, Adjustable volume and tone control allow for superior sound, Connects to existing jacks. * Convertible noise-canceling headset.* On-line indicator and headset stand included. * Volume and tone control.* Mute wth indicator light. * Flash and redial. * Ringer sound adjustment.* Cable connects to existing telephone jacks.Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on thePlantronics T10 - T10 Headset Telephone and all other Plantronics Telephones ... Read more

Features

• Convertible noise-canceling headset
• Adjustable volume and tone control
• Online indicator and headset stand included
• Contoured keypad
• Easy installation

Reviews (6)

Disappointing
This product works but is disappointing. I've been using it everyday for three months now and have decided to get rid of it. Although it's adjustable, even at the lowest setting the volume really is too loud. I have to remove it when I dial or the tones actually start hurting. Also, if the other person happens to speak loudly it gets painful fast. I solved this by taping in some cotton - but, really, that's not what I paid for! It's nice to have a mute button, but, as another reviewer points out, it's too close (adjacent) to the button that hangs up the phone. I've hung up on people when I was rushing to turn off mute several times now. Last but not least, the microphone is too finicky. It has to be placed in just the right place or people say they can't hear me. I know a lot of people are too polite to say anything and just grin and bear it. Caller ID also is lacking.

Only good if you don't care what the other person is saying
I use this phone at work. I have been looking for a replacement. The features are nice and the headset holder is nice to have, but it has one terrible flaw - the clarity is non-existent! It sounds like the person on the other end is talking through a pillow. Turning up the volume doesn't help, either, it only amplifies the fuzz. We have another, older Plantronics phone that has much better sound quality, so maybe we just got a faulty one. I wouldn't risk it, though.

Great Performer!
I needed a phone for a home office. This phone was recommended and I bought it through an Amazon affiliated merchant. It is my 1st handsfree phone and I love the convenience of it! No more neck aches. Sound quality is as good or better than my cordless phone and no interference so far from any of the other equipment in the office. Small size base, comfortable headset. I would change 2 things - the MUTE button is right above the ON/OFF button and could cause an embarrassing hangup. The other is a longer headset cord. It appears to be about three feet long. Otherwise very nice!

great quality!
This is the second model of this phone I have purchased - I'm a repeat buyer because the first one worked out so well.Great, clear sound quality, and a comfortable headset.I prefer a corded phone to cordless for the security factor, and because in a power outage a cordless phone is not operable.If you want a corded phone with a headset, this is the one!

Picks Up Radio Signals
I purchased this phone for use in a home office and discovered immediately that it picked up a local radio station at a very audible level.I visited the Plantronics website and discovered that were well aware of this problem because it was listed in the FAQ on how to address the situation which they claimed was cause by living too close to radio station towers (we don't live near any radio towers).It went on to suggest ordering a filter to be installed between the phone and the headset control unit,but since this model has the head set control and phone fully integrated, I was doubtful of the solution.The alternative was to try several different locations and I finally discovered that if the phone was placed in my closet, the intereference dissappeared.I finally threw it away because of this ridiculous issue.Apart from this, it's a great phone, but this fatal flaw made it useless to me though I'm sure some users may never encounter this problem. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Descriptionq

Panasonic's KX-TS3282W two-line integrated cordless phone system offers a convenient solution to small-office telephone needs. With its flexible extension numbering, built in data port, and included four-wire phone cord (two-wire cord also included), the KX-TS3282W also houses convenient business features, such as three-way conferencing, speakerphone capability, and support for an optional headset. It can expand as your needs grow, up to eight stations.

This model supports caller ID with call waiting (with subscription through your local phone company) and stores caller information in the 50 name-and-number memory. Enjoy the benefits of programmable speed dial and one-touch dialing, as well as call transfer, hold, mute, and intercom. Security features include call restriction and dial lock, and the KX-TS3282W even offers programmable ringer patterns that can be assigned to specific extensions for easy, audible identification.

What's in the Box
KX-TS3282W base unit and handset, handset cord, one four-wire phone line cord, one two-wire phone line cord, AC power adapter, three AA batteries, user guide, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• Dial lock, call restriction, wall mountable
• 2-line corded integrated phone system, PBX compatible
• Supports caller ID with call waiting, 50 name-and-number memory
• Integrated speakerphone, 3-way conferencing
• Flexible extension numbering; data port; large 3-line LCD with clock

Reviews (3)

Excellent phone
We bought one of these to replace the older model KT3280 which we bought about 10 years ago. We love the built-in caller ID. Haven't tried any other phones as we are pleased with the Panasonic.

misleading LCD feature
This phone was listed with LCD features but not suitable for my needs.It was shipped by Beach Audio.Contacted Beach to convey my disappointment and return the telephone.I was required to go through ridiculous red tape procedures plus $10.20 shipping and "required insurance" I purchased this phone on Nov 17, 2003 and returned it on Nov. 23,2003.My visa was originally billed for $94.85including shipping&handling.I paid a total of $105.50.Until I called today there was no credit on my Visa.BeachAudio is allowing me $79.52. This is highway robbery.

Great phone
I recently purchased two of these phones for my office to replace two very disapointing GE models, as soon as I had them set up, I immediately bought a third for my home. It might seem to be a minor detail, but even the batteries were included. The hands free feature is excellent, programming is a snap and fairly customisable, the intercom is great, it's expandable up to eight extensions, great sound quality all around. I hope that panasonic will make a cordless model that is compatible with this system. ... Read more

Product Description

PLANTRONICS (T20) T20 2-line telephone with convertible headset, flash/mute/re-dial/volume control ... Read more

Features

• Adjustable noise-canceling headset with microphone
• 3-way conference calling
• Online and mute indicators
• Flash, redial, and hold features
• Connects to existing telephone jacks

Reviews (7)

Fragile headsets
This phone works well for what I need -- but I've gone through two headsets in two years!The first one just quit working -- the second was destroyed when my son stepped on the cord and it broke off at the jack. So be sure to have a warranty or a replacement plan ... and of course, it's the headset, not the base, that's the expensive part.

Plantronics T20 Update
Since this product is still being sold and preceding reviews were some time ago, I'll share my recent experience with the product.It's stylish and solid.The volume and tone controls are accessible and effective.Received audio (ear speaker) is clear and rich.Transmit audio (microphone)is adequate, but could use a gain control.

Disappointments: Line and mute controls are very close together, occasionally leading me to disconnect a line when I reach to mute it.No memory functions other than 'Redial', which doesn't seem to work on the second line.

GLARING INADEQUACY:The BLARING touch tones generated by dialing and navigating through interactive phone systems are way too loud, even at the lowest volume settings.Bad idea, bad design, bad Plantronics.Bad, bad, bad.

I want to buys
I would like have one but it is out of stocks. When
you can have it on sale. And can you ship to Taiwan?

Thanks...

Love/Hate Relationship
I LOVE the style of this phone! I love how the top lights up BRIGHT RED when I'm on the phone. I love how the mute lights up when enabled. I love the tone and volume controls and the fact that it handles two lines beautifully--each lighting up green when active, red when ringing. Even the headset is stylish AND convertible (over-the-ear or over-the-head)!

If only I loved the QUALITY!! :-( The sound is HORRIBLE. When dialing, the tones are deafening--to the point of pain. Seriously.

There is also an irritating noise. It's sounds like an auto-gain control (maybe the noise-cancellation) that induces a hiss ONLY when someone is speaking. If there is silence on the line, it is silent. When someone speaks (me or the caller) the hiss joins in. Fortunately, the callers can't hear it.

Also, people say they can't hear me very well. They say it sounds very thin compared to my cordless phone.

I'm really sad that this beautifully designed phone fails to perform. If I can get over the BLARING TONES and the ANNOYING HISS and the POOR SOUND QUALITY, I'll keep it. Otherwise, I'm taking it back.

All Show and No Go!
If this product were only as pleasing to the ear as it is to the eye!But it's not.After more than a quarter century of engineering headsets/amplifiers one would think that Plantronics would get it right.Wrong!!

If I hadn't destroyed the plastic package in which it came I'd have returned this product without a moments hesitation. ... Read more

Product Description

Think about your everyday life without having access to a telephone - it seems next to impossible. This is a great slim designed telephone that won't take up a lot of space but will serve your need to communicate at the touch of a fingertip. ... Read more

Features

• 12 memory-dialing presets, up to 21 digits
• Handset volume control
• Backlit keypad
• Receiver volume control
• 32-digit redial

Product Description

With sensitive, high-performance speakers, SoundStation Premier EX delivers crisp, clear sound that's twice as loud as Polycom's SoundStation. It's also twice as quiet. The SoundStation Premier EX's automatic microphone switching technology means that only the microphone nearest the person talking is on, limiting extraneous noise from around the room. And, SoundStation Premier EX allows you to add two additional microphones for greater room coverage.Like all Polycom voice conferencing solutions, the SoundStation Premier EX is designed with Polycom's breakthrough Acoustic Clarity Technology, which allows natural, two-way conversations. ... Read more

Features

• Full-duplex conference phone for larger rooms with 2 external microphones
• Integrated keypad with 16-character LCD display, redial, caller ID, speed dial
• Full-function infrared remote control
• Echo cancellation/noise suppression ensure highest sound quality
• Easy to install--plugs into power outlet and standard telephone jack

Reviews (1)

Simply the best
The best sound quality that you can get in your office.
I am using a pair of those to connect between my US office and East Europe.
... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The KXTSC14W supports two phone lines, making it ideal for families and small businesses, who will also greatly appreciate the phone's speakerphone for hands-free operation. For those who subscribe to Caller ID service, offered by most local carriers, the phone's two-line LCD on the base makes screening and tracking your calls a breeze. Fifty phone numbers are stored in the Caller ID memory, acting as a virtual phone book for quick callbacks. In addition, the KXTSC14W boasts a digital answering system, with three mailboxes.

Wall mountable, the phone features basics like flash, redial, and hold, as well as a 10-number speed dialer for frequently called friends and a 90-day warranty.

What's in the Box
Base unit, tilt stand/wall mount, handset, coiled handset cord, telephone line cord, instructions, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• Hands-free speakerphone
• Operates 2 lines with 3-way conferencing
• Call waiting/caller ID with 50-station memory and dialer
• 3-line LCD in base station
• 10-station speed dialing

Reviews (7)

Had to add a mute button.
I had to modify the phone with an on-off pushbutton to mute the mic.I couldn't find another corded phone in this price range with two lines and speakerphone but the lack of mute really sucks on this one.

Nice Phone, But Lacks Some Essentials
I have to agree with everyone.Two lines are very nice, but the lack of a mute button makes this phone unusable for conference calls.Unfortunately, I am going to have to replace it with another phone that has two lines and a mute button.Fatal design flaw.Lack of a lighted "message waiting indicator light" is also a big drawback, but there is a faint message waiting indicator on the LCD.

I like it better than most
It's true, it's not perfect, but it doesn't cost a fortune either. There is no mute button, but Iuse the speakerphone to listen until I get off the endless hold of banks, tech support, whatever.. so that is not a problem for me. I like that I can use my headset, the handset OR the speaker. The sound quality is good. I set Line 1 as my default line, and I HAVE dialtone on Line 1 when there is no power. I have had the phone unplugged for up to an hour an NOT lost my settings, so I don't think that's all that much of a problem either. Yes, you have to be able to use a menu to set the ringer volume, but once it's set, I leave it, so again, no problem there. For me this phone was a good value for the money, and I am happy with it.

No MUTE button while on speakerphone
Great phone for 2 line use in my home office, however lacks a MUTE button for conference calls.

Beware No Mute, No Easy Ringer Off
No mute button?Isn't that illegal?How about having to drill down menu after menu to just to turn off the ringer?Otherwise the phone works great and sounds great.But these are biggies to me. ... Read more

Product Description

Manufacturer's Part # 972
This product is Demo.Accepts up to 2 Phone Lines / 4-Line LCD / Up to99 Caller ID Memory Display / 18 Name and Number Speed-Dial Memories

ATT 972 2-Line Corded Feature Telephone - In this era of cellular and wirelesstelephones, it's a novelty to find a quality corded telephone for home and Personal use. Corded telephones were the dominant form of Telecommunication throughout most of the 20th century. ATT was the dominantforce behind them. The ATT 972 meets contemporary demands for nostalgic oldergenerations and rediscovering younger generations.

Features:

• Accepts up to 2 phone lines
• 7 Foot long coiled handset cord
• 7 Foot long straight line cord
• Multifunction 4-Line LCD Screen displays phone number dialed, clock, timer, up to 99 Caller-IDmemories
• Clearspeak Speakerphone
• Message waiting indicator
• 18-number Memory (9 one-touch)
• Wall or Table mount
• Tone or Pulse selectable
• Redial
• Conference
• Hold
• Mute
• Volume control for speakerphone and handset <...

  This product is Demo and comes with a 30 day warranty.

  ... Read more

  Features

  • Accepts up to 2 phone lines
  • Caller ID with call waiting, 99-call history
  • Multifunction 4-Line LCD
  • Clock, timer, 7-foot coiled handset cord, 7-foot line cord
  • Clearspeak speakerphone

  Reviews (10)

  nice looking with poor speakerphone
  This phone worked well, but, in less than 6 months, the speakerphone faded in and out, to the point where it was not possible to hear the incoming message at times.I obtained a replacement, but the replacement phone did the same thing.Other people have reported similar experiences in their reviews.

  2 line interference.
  The phone works OK, all features are fine, but when you are using 1 line and someone else uses the other line, you can hear them and they can hear your conversation. I thought that this was something in my house wiring but fond out that this is not the case, (and by the way, I am using 2 different phone companies).
  Well, if you want something with that price, you expect to have some issues.
  I would give it 3 star rating.
  

  Good when it works...
  This phone has lots of good features for a good price--when they work! The speakerphone on line 1 works great. You can hear and be heard from several feet away. When I use it on line 2, the speaker fades in and out, often so low you can't hear your party. The headset jack has a short in it, so you have to fiddle like crazy to find a position where the headset doesn't crackle (then if you accidently move the plug you have to start over). It has a cool feature that ends a call when the other person hangs up, saving you from having to hit a button to end the call when you're on speakerphone or headset, but unfortunately it occasionally will end a call BEFORE they hang up--embarrassing! The caller-ID will not let you back up to see a number you've already seen--it's just gone. The voicemail waiting light sometimes doesn't blink when you have voicemail. That's all I can think of right now. Anyone know of a good quality 2-line speakerphone that will hold up to every-day home-office use?

  One of the worst phones we've ever owned!
  We've had nothing but ongoing problems with this phone.The biggest one was the phantom interefence noises that would eminate from the phone in the middle of the night!They'd go away if you jiggled the cord enough and then suddenly come back a month or two later.The hands-free option no longer works and now it's extremely difficult both hearing and being heard on it.And we've barely owned it a year!

  Mouthpiece has plastic smell
  This phone has all the features you would like in a two line phone. I especially like the voice mail received light. The big problem I am having is finding a headset that produces good sound quality. I have tried 4 different headsets including the AT&T H420, and none of the made the cut. I also had to return the first model I bought because it rocked on the table. If anyone knows what headset to use, I would like to know about it. ... Read more

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

The AT&T 944 corded speakerphone provides a long list of features, whether it's used as a single unit or as one part of a whole home and office telephone system. It's also designed to offer affordable operation and to grow as your office does. It accommodates four telephone lines and supports 11 units, so you can connect your staff via intercom, call transfer, three-way conferencing, and paging.

The AT&T 944 offers 24 speed-dial numbers. A built-in speakerphone with headset compatibly provides hands-free conversation. Additional features include a multifunction LCD, redial, "do not disturb" function, and electronic hold.

What's in the Box
Base unit, tilt stand/wall mount, handset, coiled handset cord, telephone line cord, printed speed-dial reference card, instructions, warranty information

... Read more

Features

• Supports 3-way conferencing
• Line-in-use indicators and auto line selection
• 4-Line speakerphone with intercom
• Expandable to 12 stations
• 24-Number dialing memory

Reviews (6)

big phone system features for small price
i purchased 5 of these phones for my New Jersey office from my telephone wiring contractor CROWN TELECOM SERVICE (732) 681-3903 and they are a dream. they were up and running with a little programming.

Easy to use, cheap, and have big system features like intercom, page, hold, LCD display, etc.Phone systems cost thousands of dollars for the same features.

Don't fall for the big system hype. Have these installed and save yourself alot of money!

Very Disappointed Small Business
I purchased 4 of these phones for my small business.They are terrible.While everyone in technical support admits I have tried everything to get the phones to work they do not.I can talk on them but if I put a call on hold and pick it up at a different extension the customer can't hear us....we sound like a Mickey Mouse organization....Avoid these phones no matter how nice customer serivce is they can't help.

phone is fine but it broke and no replacement parts
The wires in the handset keep losing contact even though I tried to fix it many times. And, the key here is, there are no replacement parts... So, that is a major problem.

the right review!
I strongly disagree with the first review because it is nearly impossable to say they are "fragile"
I strongly agree with the second review and I already have 4 AT&T 944 telephones, 4 AT&T 955 telephones, and 4 AT&T 964 telephones in my office building and I also plan on adding AT&T 955 and AT&T 964 telephones to every room of my floor.

On a seperate issue...

I own 4 AT&T 944 telephones, 4 AT&T 955 telephones, and 4 AT&T 964 telephones since the first day on the market and I have NEVER had ANY problems with ANY of my telephones! I know that I can't say my true feelings on your sickening reviews, but I can say that your reviews are sad and angering, and maybe if you would read the manual FULLY and maybe called a telephone engineer, you would not need to bash AT&T. I LOVE MY AT&T 944 955 AND 964 TELEPHONES!

No replacement parts available
AT&T / Advanced American Telephone does NOT provide and will not sell replacement handsets for this phone.

Dear Jim,

Thank you for your recent inquiry to our Customer Service Help Desk.

Unfortunately, Advanced American Telephones does not sell the handsets
or the bases as separate parts of our products.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Sincerely,
Marlon
National Service Center
Advanced American Telephones ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The 974 from AT&T is a four-line corded telephone with powerful features and reliable operation. Caller ID/call waiting compatibility and multi-user expandability to 16 stations (compatible with AT&T models 945 and 984 along with other 974 models) provide you with plenty of options.

Four-line operation, intercom function, and conference calling help you easily manage call flow from several clients, colleagues, and customers at once. For the busy office environment, a built-in speakerphone and headset compatibility allow you to comfortably communicate hands-free.

The 200-name-and-number phone directory helps you keep track of your important contacts, and a 32-number speed dial lets you quickly dial the most frequently used numbers. Two hundred caller ID locations are also provided, and incoming call information and most setup features are easily viewable on the built-in LCD.

A new-message indicator provides a visual alert to any new voicemail messages, while the redial feature lets you easily dial any of the last six outgoing numbers. Two data ports are integrated into the 947, allowing you to hook up peripherals, such as a fax machine or modem, with ease. You can install the 947 on any desktop, or mount it on the wall to free up space. The unit also comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
AT&T 947 base unit with wedge attached, user's manual, quick start guide, two 7-foot twisted pair line cords, one 8-inch line cord, handset, coiled handset cord, power adapter ... Read more

Features

• 200 Name/Number Directory
• Expandable up to 16 Stations
• Page, Intercom and Call Transfer Between Stations
• 1 to 4 Line Capacity
• Mix & Match with AT&T Models 945 and 984

Product Description

8X8 Inc. (DV326) Broadband Video Phone ... Read more

Features

• Speakerphone, caller ID/call waiting, 3-way calling, 100-number directory
• Unlimited calls in the U.S. and Canada for a low monthly fee
• Unlimited worldwide calling to other Packet8 subscribers at no extra charge
• VoIP-ready videophone, compatible with any high-speed DSL or cable modem with Ethernet
• 352 x 288 maximum resolution, 30 frames per second video quality

Reviews (1)

Packet8 customer for almost 2 years
Hi,I have been a packet8 customer for almost 2 years now.I love the service from Packet8, ... and I have tried the other providers as well.I have had voice for a while and love it, and decided to purchase the video phone since Grandma/Grandpa want to see there new grandkids.We love it!I also used Packet8 coupon code "gateshare" from http://www.gateshare.com to save $20.The site has a lot of useful information.I will never go back to the Plain old telephone system. ... Read more

Product Description

CS50 Wireless Telephone Headset System. Up to 100-ft. range from base unit. Convertible headset fits over the head or ear
Excellent sound quality with noise canceling microphone. Features IntelliStandwhen the headset is removed from stand, your handset is automatically lifted (requires Handset Lifter PLHL10, sold separately).
... Read more

Product Description

Crosely's 1950's Classic Princess Phones are the perfect nostalgic phone. ... Read more

Features

• ETL Listed
• Rotary Dial Fashion Plate with Push Button Technology
• Flash/Redial
• Tone/Pulse Switch
• Earpiece Volume Control

Reviews (1)

Delightful!
I was skeptical of ordering this online - however I was pleasantly surprised when I received the phone, it is great, it is a Real Phone,not these modern plastic faux chrome phones that have no personality.This phone has plenty of personality and the ring is also authentic.The only reason I did not rate this a 5 star is that I wish the dial had a light in it - that lights up at night - my original princess phone had that and I just loved that feature but all in all - you princesses out there will love it!!! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

This simple, practical phone uses AT&T's classic Trimline design to fit snugly into small spaces, yet it contains the modern convenience and sturdiness you expect from AT&T. With subscription to local service, you'll be able to use the 99-station caller ID history to instantly return calls; each incoming call automatically receives a time/date stamp for easy organization.

A lighted keypad and a one-touch redial button make returning calls a snap, while the 13-station speed dial memory keeps your most frequently dialed numbers easily at hand. The slim case and white color can match nearly any decor, and the phone arrives ready for either your desktop or wall. The 260 is hearing aid compatible and includes a one-year warranty, covering parts and service. ... Read more

Features

• Wall mountable
• Caller ID compatible
• Speed dialing
• Lighted keypad
• Hearing aid compatible

Reviews (4)

Good quality wall phone, a bit bulky, no voicemail light
I bought this device to mount on the wall in front of my work desk, and for that purpose it's an admirable phone.

Plus: The contrast- adjustable LCD displays current date and time without you having to set it, the buttons for call list browsing, option setting, etc. are on the back of the receiver so you don't have to take the phone off the hook to use them. The sound quality is great of course, this being a corded phone, and it feels somewhat worthy in your hand. The keypad lights up, although only for a few seconds - dial fast in the dark! The ring tone is nice at its medium setting.

Minus: I find the base a bit bulky, the LCD has no background light, and when the handset is set to "hi" volume, you do hear a bit of a screeching noise when putting the set down on the base (I keep the setting at "lo" though, which is plenty loud). My main gripe is that the phone doesn't have a voicemail indicator, which would be extremely sweet with my phone company (Vonage). Also, the caller id stuff works with batteries ONLY - at least, they could have put a 6v ac adapter plug on the phone.

Still, four stars because the phone does all it says it does.

Good Phone
I bought this phone for my elderly father last October.The caller ID screen is larger than alot of cordless phone CIDs and you can adjust the contrast by pushing the "options" button, and choosing between 1-4 in "contrast."4 is the darkest contrast so that is what we set my father's phone on.The phone is very attractive, and can be either wall mounted or sit on a desk.There is a piece on the bottom of the phone you adjust for either wall or desk placement.

Now for the negatives.My father has trouble hearing and he had trouble hearing on this phone at times.After I bought him this phone, I told him I had 30 days to return it, so please check it out to see if he could hear with it.Well, he used it, but I never heard a negative word about it until it was too late to return it.He is now using an old phone of mine that has volume you can turn up very loud and he's happy.

Personally, I think this is a very good phone.The only negative I noticed is a light background buzzing noise when you make a call on it.If you need a corded phone with a nice size caller ID screen with big letters and numbers, this is a good phone.It would make a good back-up for someone who prefers cordless phones, but needs a corded phone for those times when electricity is off.

Good phone, one MAJOR flaw
This is a good phone, except it has one major flaw which makes it unusable. First off, a minor flaw is that it is hard to pick up the reciever as it is locked in there, I don't like that. Another flaw is that while you are picking up and putting back the phone, it makes a VERY high and LOUD screaming pitch. This makes it almost deafening for someone on another phone in the house. This phone will be going back ASAP because it is unusable. Stay away from this phone at all costs.

Best Phone
Hands down this is the best corded caller-id/call waiting id phone on the market. For the extra few dollars it beats all the other brands in performance and features. I picked mine up after returning 3 Southwest Bell Freedom Phones that were not what I expected. BJ's wholesale Club has the phone for $12.99 plus tax (if applicable). Like I said, $3.00 more than the SW phone and 100% better. ... Read more

Product Description

Conairphone built its business with standard corded telephones, which are still its foundation. However, Conairphone continues to strengthen its leadership role in the consumer electronics industry by introducing dynamic telephone designs. This reinforces Conairphone's commitment to design, fashion and value.PRODUCT FEATURES: Illuminated Keypad;Last Number Redial;Receiver Volume Control;Ringer On/Off Control;AM/FM Tuning;Oversized Snooze Control;Auto Radio Mute when using telephone;Battery Backup. ... Read more

Features

• Battery backup
• Last number redial
• Illuminated dial
• AM/FM radio
• Oversized LED alarm clock

Reviews (1)

Nice item for the price
I got this yesterday, it's a nice little clock for the price.
Pro:
1. Green LED, adjustable dim setting
2. Has a phone included.

Con: Radio quality is just so so. ... Read more

Product Description

Manufacturer's Part # 90529
This product is Refurbished.

AT&T 964 4-Line Telephone and AnswerMachine with Caller ID The ATT 964 is an integrated Telephone TAD IntercomSpeakerphone with Caller ID / Call Waiting that can accept up to 4 separatetelephone lines. It's more than that too! By adding other 964's (or othercompatible phones) you can create a home or business system with versatilefeatures.At a glance...

• Corded Phone
• 4-Line Operation
• Expandable Up To 12 Intercom Stations
• 25 Minute Digital Answering Machine
• Caller ID / Call Waiting
• Hands-Free Speakerphone
• Voice Mail Message Indicator
• 200 Name / Number Caller ID...

  This product is Refurbished and comes with a 60 day warranty.

  ... Read more

  Features

  • Caller ID with call waiting capability
  • Hands-free Speakerphone
  • Access for up to 4 Separate Lines
  • 3-party conferencing
  • 2 data ports

  Reviews (22)

  Typical cheap Asian electronics
  In other words, lots of claimed features, many of which are unnecessary, conflict with one another and are poorly documented. Additionally, we found that this unit (although not the 944 slave) is subject to RFI (static), which required us to relocate it to another room.
  
  How much is your time worth? Figure on spending at least 5 hours getting this turkey up to a minimal operating level and never being able to get it to work fully.
  
  Since the RFI appears to be generated by the answering system, consider buying a separate answering machine. The first one we bought, from AT&T, was defective. We ended up instead with the Panasonic KX-TM100B [ASIN: B00000J53X]. You'll save yourself a lot of grief by buying it instead.
  
  Another reviewer recommends the Voice Logic Voice Pro 412 system. I don't have any experience with that one, but can't see how it could possibly be as bad as this.
  
  If you do buy this one, or have already bought it, be sure to download and save the operating manual. Otherwise, once amazon stops selling it, you'll have trouble finding a manual. This is, obviously, good advice with any electronics product.

  It does not deserve the one star rating
  I purchased one 964 and three 955 for my real estate business.The answering machine was very important to me.I only hope that I can return these lousy phones.

  Did not deliver on promises
  I purchased this phone with high expectations based off product features especially the auto attendant.We purchased 2 each 944 and 2 eacch 964.This was for a small office (2 people)The 944 phones worked together but the 964 phones did not.The manual was the worst to date I have read on a phone system and gave no detail.After countless hours with support staff on phone (email support was a joke they copied sections from manual and sent them to me even though I had described following every step of the manual to them in detail) it was determined that while they advertised it would work with any anaolg line system it would not work ours because our system had been upgraded by BellSouth.During course of events I found out that it was common for the phones not to work together.The system never worked as promised and phone manufacture gave up trying to solve problem.

  Disappointment and Frustration
  Nothing about this product is intuitive or simple.The hardware and software for this product are poorly designed. The only reason to purchase this product is if you want a product only you can use; this may give you job security but your job will become coping with the phones.Most important, our clients didn't like the process necessary to leave a message.

  The most basic operations, like taking messages and retrieving them, are complex to set up and perform.

  I could not figure out how to set the machine to pick up messages without calling AT&T support.I wanted to have the machine answer the phone and take messages if no one was in the office.Instead the answer message was played three times or the caller had to select an extension to have the machine accept a message.

  If the line you set up to receive messages is busy, you need to have a second 964 if you want to take a message on the second line.This means that you have to check more than one phone for incoming messages. And, if I wanted someone else to pick up messages, it took a half hour to train them because the operation was so confusing.

  The phone has too many buttons. Even after using the phone for several weeks I was not able to find the redial button easily. The directory holds lots of entries but it is not easy to set up or retrieve them.

  The problems just went on.Rather than waste more time trying to use the features on these phones, I set them where they are only used occasionally -- throwing away most of the purchase price for these phones.

  Very unhappy with this product
  I originally purchased two 964's to replace Casio Phonemate telephones I had been using. After three months, I went back to the Casio phones.

  Problems included:
  1. Answer function inflexible and poorly designed: If there is a way to let a caller leave a message without going into a "phone tree" I couldn't find it. Phone repeated announcement rather than take message.I had to call support to setup phone to accept incoming messages which is a basic function of the 964. When I was talking on the phone, it couldn't answer and take messages, that required a separate phone and a second place to check for incoming messages.
  2.Poor hardware design: Directory was inconvenient to setup and use. Too many buttons on the face made it difficult to find a specific function quickly. Not able to use a line without having the answer function enabled on it.
  3. Poor documentation: The manual did not have the specifics I needed to figure out what I was doing wrong.

  Avoid this product. Nothing about this phone was intuitive. It has no redeeming features. I'm sorry I can't give it negative stars here. ... Read more

Product Description

Sony is a leading manufacturer of audio, video, game, communications and information technology products for the consumer and professional markets. Sony is devoted to the celebration of life. The company creates things for every kind of imagination, products that stimulate the senses and refresh the spirit, things that are not essential, but hard to live without.Sony A2780 2.4GHz cordless phone means great sound quality and clarity at an extended distance. Its extended range improves corded quality range by making clearer conversations possible farther from the base. It features dual caller ID with call waiting with 70-number memory, Walkie Talkie function, multi-language caller ID prompt and up to 20 minute digital recording capacity. ... Read more

Features

• High Power Digital 2.4GHz Spread Spectrum
• Multi-Handset Capability (Up To 4 Handsets)
• 2 Phones In 1 Corded And Cordless Phone Set
• Dual Caller Id With Call Waiting With 70-Number Memory Display
• Dual Center Jog Dial(R) Control With 100-Number Dialing Directory

Reviews (3)

Buttons Don't Work
I purchased this phone system in 2001.I really liked all the features and how nicely the whole package was put together.Sony really knows how to design consumer products.

BUT DON'T BUY THIS PHONE!6 months after I purchased it the cordless handsets starting having problems with the keypads.I purchased the system and 2 additional phones.That's a total of 4 cordless phones.Every single phone, without exception developed problems with the keypad.At first the numbers are hard to press, then over time certain numbers on the keypad stop working all together.If this only happened to one of the cordless phones I would have written it off to a bad one in the bunch.But EVERY cordless phone developed the problem.

Don't even get me started on the Sony's support crappy support.I gave up and purchased aonther phone system.

Up until I purchased this phone system I had been extremely happy with my Sony purchases.This has definately soured me.I'll think twice about buying any Sony product.Last thing I want is to have to deal with some guy in India who doesn't understand me next time I have a problem.

Long-time owner
I have owned this phone since August 2001 and it has worked on both standard (Verizon) and VoIP (Vonage) networks without any problems at all. In general I like Sony equipment and this phone has not disappointed. Talk-time is, with a fresh battery, around 2 hours and stand-by time around 24 hours, give or take.

I particularly like the speakerphone (base unit only) and the answering machine (base unit only but accessible via handsets), both are easy to use. The 2.4 GHz handset has never let me down, quality always good. To be fair, we live in a 1 br. apartment so dropout has never been an issue. Even so, neither 802.11 nor microwave ovens have posed a hassle to the quality of calls made via the handset.

All in all, I think this is a great phone, it's lasted me three years now and it's still going strong. It gets a LOT of use, I can't think of too many electronics products nowadays that last more than 12 months, in this regard the Sony phone is a standout.

Also, to the other reviewer who was looking for a replacement battery (my original battery died after about 18 months) for the handset, I got one from Radio Shack for about $12.95 in about a week, not a problem. Even better, it is a 1000 mAh battery as opposed to the feeble 700 mAh one that came with the phone, so talk-time is longer.

Sony Cordless Telephone
I have this Sony telephone and two expandable handsets.We live in an old house with limited phone jacks, so we have the expandable handsets in places where we could not otherwise have a telephone.We also can take the handset with us when we go to another phoneless room and save running up and down steps to answer a phone.The only problem we have is occasionally forgetting to put one of the cordless handsets in a charger at night and then running down the batteries.My biggest worry is where to buy new batteries as this phone seems to be discontinued. ... Read more

Product Description

Manufacturer's Part # 29487GE2 / 2-9487 GE 2
This product is Demo.

Features:

• 4-Line speakerphone
• Intercom
• Data Port
• 4-Line LCD
• 3-Way Conference
• Expandable to 16 Stations
• Line-in-Use Indicators
• Headset Jack
• Compatible with GE-29488GE2

This product is Demo and comes with a 90 day warranty.

Features

• 1-year warranty
• Supports 4 lines
• Expandable to 16 stations
• Full-performance speakerphone
• Hands-free dialing and auto-transfer

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 Trimline 210 phone features a backlit keypad, Flash/Redial and a mute buttons, ten Speed Dial memory entries and much more. ... Read more

Features

• Handset volume control
• Backlit keypad
• Receiver volume control
• 32-digit redial
• 12 memory-dialing presets, up to 21 digits

Reviews (3)

Another Good Basic Phone
I have owned one of these for years. I now use it for a back up but it still works great. It's just a good basic no frills phone. Mine has been dropped a few times but still works. No frills but also no problems.

Great little phone in its simplicity!
The box says the AT&T 210 Trimline is the best selling phone of all time, and I can see why.It's reliable and doesn't have a bunch of complicated instructions and programming to follow.It has good clear sound, and the handset has adjustabnle volume, which makes it good for the hearing impaired.Cordless phones seems to be gaining in popularity, but everyone needs at least one corded phone in their house for in case of a power failure.This simple, inexpensive little phone is an excellent choice!

Very basic, but very good.
Okay, so you've got your four-line, 2.4GHz Digital Spread Spectrum cordless phone with 100-number memory and built-in answering machine. And then the power goes out. Or you loose the handset in the couch cushions. Or you forget to charge it. Or you can't even figure out how to turn the darned thing ON. That's what the Trimline is for. It's a cheap, reliable, easy backup phone. The adjustable volume makes this thing really loud, and the backlit keypad is a feature somehow missing in my expensive cordless. And I like having a phone that's tethered, so I always know where to go when it rings. The memory works, but I don't think the people who buy a phone like this will use it much (I have only one number in mine, plus the emergency numbers.) ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The AT&T 955 stands alone or works as one part of an expandable telephone system for your growing office. It boasts an impressive list of advanced features, accommodates four telephone lines, and can communicate with 11 other AT&T model 955 or 964 stations. Connect your staff via intercom, page and transfer between extensions, and engage in conference calls.

Other features include two data ports for fax or modem, 200-name-and-number caller ID history, and 200-name-and-number directory of frequently used numbers. Each handset has a multifunction LCD for convenient display of the number dialed and duration of calls. The speaker phone permits hands-free conversation.

... Read more

Features

• 2 data ports
• Hands-free speakerphone
• Accepts 4 lines; 3-party conferencing
• Supports up to 11 AT&T 955 or 964 stations
• Caller ID with call waiting capability

Reviews (15)

Flat out....these phones suck!!!!
We purchased 3 of the AT&T 955 phones for a small business.After about a week, they all have had their quircky problems.

1.One of the handsets broke, luckily they actually sent me a new one.
2.Occassionally when you pick up line 1 line 3 lights up (seems to be a common problem).
3.The lines "hum" periodically.After contacting the trouble shooting desk, they recommend I get the jack replaced,well, it still does it.
4.They do not work well with cordless phones, the lines do not release, unless you do it manually.

I am in the process of returning these and getting something else, they ARE NOT DEPENDABLE.

Not enough features
I'll cut straight to the chase:

** Only 4 (!) speed dial buttons
** Directory is a pain to use. Phone must be hung up, but when you pick a contact and hit Dial, the contact's name disappears and all you see is the numbers... meaning, you wonder if you are dialing the correct number; numbers in Directory are all together, as in 18003252525 (vs a more visually readable 1 (800) 325-3535.
** Interface isn't logical, overall. Still can't figure out the sequence of buttons to push.
** Auto Redial is for only the last call... which you don't know, but pushing it *immediately* redials this mystery number anyway. Rendering the function pretty useless.

I could go on and on. If you are used to a multiline phone, this one probably isn't for you. Compared to the Nortel Venture system, this doesn't cut it.

Horrible!!
Guys, I've owned this phone now for one year and let me tell you that this phone has constant problems. Sometimes when I press the number one line, both the number one line and the number three line will light up!! That's right, two lines come on at the same time!! I regret the day I bought this thing.

They work well but are not perfect
I have 2 AT&T 955 telephones and 6 AT&T 944 phones in a 2 story house. I purchased some new and some used from various sources in 2002.We had to return one phone when it was new, but all the others worked.We like several of the features *very* much (paging, especially) and wouldn't consider switching to other phones at this time but we've definitely had our share of problems.Two handsets which originally worked no longer work (and it's not the handset).We put them in rooms where the phone isn't used often and just use the speakerphone.We also have 1 phone where the display gets garbled.If you briefly unplug it from power, the display corrects itself but messes up again after several incoming calls.When you page a phone, it automatically uses the speakerphone.My son's phone recently started humming until he picks up the handset.Until he does, I can't hear him, but he can hear me.We have almost double the length of phone wiring that these phones are supposed to support so we're pleased the system works as well as it does despite the handset and display problems we've experienced with multiple phones.

ATT 964 AND ATT 955
We bought 2 phones for our home office on march 23. 2004.The 2 phones have been returned 7 times.Today, we will get full credit from Staples for the phones:

Problems 964:Bad handset . New unit actually was a repakaged unit in the box with a factory seal. Caller ID failed. Did not record calls.Had to reset numerous times.Got a replacement unit.This was a new factory sealed unit.

Seemed to work fine.tried to use the conference feature tieing 2 lines together.Put a loud hum in the lines so no one could talk or hear.

Problems 955Seemed to work fine out of box.After 1 week. the speakerphone failed.Everytime used, hada loudfeedback noise into the line in use.Replaced phone.New phone had caller ID failures.

( When I was at the store doing a swap, ran into another customer who was also having problems.These phone are pure garbage. For an analog multiline phone, these are the
WORST I have ever owned..
Replaced with used Nortel Venture 3 line phones.Work great..

AT&T needs to take their name of this equipment. It is made by American Advanced Telephones.. ... Read more