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

Product Description

The AT&T Elite 2.4GHz Expansion Handset is ideal for use with AT&T E2525 and E2555 expandable answering systems. Features handset speakerphone; large lighted graphical display with backlit keypad; answering system access from cordless handset; sound select; Caller ID/Call Waiting capability; Caller ID log for 50 names and numbers; multilingual display prompts; visual ITAD message waiting indicator; and memory match. *Requires phone company service. ... Read more

Features

• Answering machine access from handset; 50-number phone directory
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call memory; headset compatible
• Intercom, conferencing, and call waiting
• 2.4 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• For use with AT&T E2525 and E2555 expandable phone systems

Product Description

Get two handsets in one great 5.8GHz system with the DXAI5588-2 from Uniden. The additional handset comes with its own charger and both are ready for caller ID and call waiting (requires phone company service). Transfer calls between handsets and view your 10-number phonebook during calls. Both handsets are hearing aid compatible and feature backlit displays. System includes a convenient belt clip and can be wall mounted. Made in USA. Base with handset: 9-1/2Hx6Wx5D". Handset with charger: 9-1/2Hx3Wx4D". *. ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID/call waiting, 30-call memory
• Headset compatible, belt clip
• 5.8 GHz analog signal, 20-channel autoscan
• Built-in answering system, 13 minutes of record time
• Extra handset and charger; handset-to-handset call transfer

Reviews (1)

Excellent phone
This is my third purchase of Uniden phones and all (900Mhz,2.4Ghz and now 5.8Ghz) have met or exceeded my expectations.This phone was easy to set up and,once set up, it's features made it a joy to use.My WI-FI that used to take a hike whenever I answered my 2.4Ghz cordless phone is now stable.That alone made this purchase worth it.The clarity is excellent and the absence of interference is remarkable.The answering machine is a plus. ... Read more

Product Description

5.8GHZ CORDLSS ANSWERING ... Read more

Features

• Voice changer technology offers high, deep, and fun options
• 2 downloadable ringtones; flash, hold, redial functions
• 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call memory
• Digital answering system; 50-station speed dial phonebook

Reviews (1)

Low quality base microphone and speakerphone
I received the phone yesterday and have been playing with it for a day. It looks nice and has good handset speakerphone/microphone sound. However, the answering machine quality is poor. The sound quality from both the speakerphone and the microphone on the base for the answering machine are unsatisfactory. Another annoyance is if a power failure occurs, the date and time need to be reset, although messages are not lost. ... Read more

Product Description

100-name/number phone book memoryDistinctive caller ID indicators and backlit colorsCalendar with programmable reminders2-way radio communication3-way conference callingIncludes belt clip and Li-Ion batteryShipping package dimensions: 8.75x8.5x4 (len x wid x dep) ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID/call waiting, 100-number caller ID memory
• Recordable ringer tones, distinctive caller ID options
• Handset speakerphone; 10-number speed dial
• 2.4 GHz frequency hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• Expandable to 4 handsets, 1 included

Product Description

Panasonic's vision of the digital future is driven by the needs and aspirations of its business customers and millions of consumers around the world who use Panasonic products every day. Panasonic shares their dream to live a fuller life by providing ways of working smarter and enjoying the rewards of technological advances. ... Read more

Features

• 3 Line LCD
• Handset Speaker Phone
• 5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum
• Call Waiting CID
• Lighted Handset Antenna

Reviews (23)

Nice phone, nice features
I've been very pleased with this phone.The bright and large black on orange text display is a big improvement over older Panasonic black on green displays.Borrowing from cell phone functions, there are three soft keys for voicemail notification on/off, voice enhancer, and phone list, a nice touch.The handset is comfortable to use (albeit larger than many other brands), and the keypad has nice large keys that are easily dialed one-handedly.The good-quality speakerphone is also a handy option, as is the flashing light visible on the antenna tip to signal incoming calls or new voicemail.

Sound quality is excellent both in and out; I've not had any of the issues noted, and I did test via leaving messages on my cell phone.However, when the "Voice Enhancer" function is turned on, my voice did sound overamplified with feedback noise.I'm guessing that this function is designed for someone with a very soft voice, and that most users would be better off not engaging it.It is, though, a nice option for perhaps a child or the elderly person who needs their voice "enhanced".

Overall, with the $30 Panasonic rebate in place until the end of May, I rate this phone very highly on a price/value basis.I may purchase another.

Best phone I've ever had
I've owned this phone for over a year, (...) My favorite feature is the speakerphone on the handset.This is so convenient.It even allows you to mute while on speakerphone.Great for those conference calls to the office when you're home with a sick child.Another great feature is that if you have voicemail with your phone company, a light on the antenna will flash to let you know you have a message. By the way, I have had none of the problems mentioned by others.

Battery died in 6 months, never got the rebate.
I bought the phone and WAS satisfied with its quality even I didn't get the rebate. (Panasonic is famous for its bad rebate) But barely after 6 months, the battery totally died. I here DO NOT recommend this phone and I do not recommend any panasonic products with rebates.

Panasonic's reputation got dinged with this phone
I too am disapointed in this phone. I've always been pleased with Panasonic products, but not this one. For me, the problems are when I'm too close to the base unit, the other party can't understand me. It seems when I'm further away it clears up. How Panasonic can release a phone to the market with this kind of obvious problem is beyond me. I like the features. I like the speakerphone. I like everything else about it, but if it can't do the basic function of talking to a caller, what good is it?

My recomendation is to avoid this model completely and hold out for something else.

Voice Does Not Sound Clear To Others
I bought the Panasonic KX-TG5050W and charged the battery for six hours as recommended.I made test calls to friends. I heard them clearly, but they all said that my voice sounded muffled and had an echo.This is unacceptable.I returned the phone and bought the Panasonic KX-TG2313W.This is a great phone.I don't believe it is available in black. ... Read more

Product Description

5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum operation * built-in digital answering machine with up to 15 minutes total record time * 3-line backlit LCD display on handset * 50 Caller ID memory * wall-mountable * ... Read more

Features

• Handset Speakerphone
• Box Contents -Panasonic KX-TG5431S Cordless Phone and Digital Answering System; Phone cord; Belt clip; 1 HHRP104 Battery; Instructions
• 5.8 gigahertz FHSS Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum Technology and Voice Enhancer Technology for clear conversation.
• 1-Line Operation.
• All Digital Answering System with -15 min. recording time / Voice Menu & Time/Day Stamp / 2-Digit LCD Call Counter on Base / Remote Control from Handset and Outside Line

Product Description

Plantronics headsets have become the world’s talking point, with more thansix million in use today.

Vista™ Universal Amplifiers connect Plantronicsheadsets to just about any modular single-or multi-line phone* and offer ergonomicallydesigned volume, headset/handset, andmute controls.

With its easy-to-use one-buttonselection of headset or handset,Vista amplifiers deliver preciselevels of listening andtalking comfort, superiorprotection, and excellentaudio performance toyour office telephone.

• Receive and transmit volume control
• Headset/Handset selector
• Connects to most single or multi-line phones

Features

• Required for use with a Plantronics headset
• May be used with single- or multi-line telephones
• Incoming and outgoing volume control
• Headset select and mute controls
• Includes 2 AA batteries

Reviews (2)

Excellent product, works with most digital systems too
Plantronics has been in the phone business a long time, and it shows in the M12 amplifier.The unit is fairly easy to install.You start by pluggin it into the handset jack on the phone (some digital phone systems like Toshiba Strata Dk will offer an optional headset card - use that as you'll get better phone operation).

You may need 2 AA batteries (or the optional AC adapter), depending on your phone system.Plug in your headset (make sure its compatiable with the quick disconnect plug on the amplifier), and adjust a slider on the side of the amp to select one of five settings (use the one that gives the best quality sound and operation, you won't harm the amp by experimenting).Now you are ready to dial.

What makes this a good product?It is easy to install and configure, sound quality is excellent, and plantronics build quality is exceptional.It should last a long time and endure heavy use, even in a professional call center.

One note, this amplifier will not work with dial in the handset phones.Not too many of those around these days, but its good to be aware of it.

AwesomeAmp
This amplifier is awesome.Especialy the price.The amp is so cool you can do all kinds of stuff on it.If you want to spend your money on $600 amps go ahead but i choose this one. ... Read more

Product Description

Plug this VTech 2.4 GHz expansion handset into a VTech 2651 or 2656 expandable phone system and avoid installing a separate jack. Featuring Caller ID/call waiting*, a handset speakerphone, and 50-name and -number phonebook directory and Caller ID memory, this full-function phone also comes with a visual message waiting indicator, programmable ringer types, smart dialing from Caller ID, backlit keypad and display, mute, any key answer and intercom. Wall mountable. Works with headsets (sold separately). Comes with belt clip. Accessory handset only; V2651 and V2656 expandable phones sold separately. *Requires phone company service. ... Read more

Features

• Conference-call capability with other handsets
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• For use with VTech v2656 and v2651 expandable phone systems
• Supports caller ID with call waiting
• 50-name-and-number phone directory

Product Description

Ultra compact remote dialing unit enables you to make/take calls over 100 ft away from base unit with increased digital securityCaller ID/ Call WaitingSpeed dial redial mute and volume control functionsBendable noise canceling boom provides optimal fit and superior clarityShipping package dimensions: 9x5.75x4.25 (len x wid x dep) ... Read more

Features

• Hold, mute, last-3-number redial; 10-number speed dial
• Headset and receiver volume controls
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• Plantronics MX150 headset and remote unit with belt clip
• Caller ID/call waiting, 100-call/phone-directory memory

Amazon.com Review

The Siemens Gigaset 2420 offers a full-featured multiuser phone systemfor growing offices and hip households. The base package includes a two-linedesk phone that serves as the master station for the system, as well as one 2.4GHz cordless handset (model 2400) with its own charger base. Expanding thissystem is simply a matter of purchasing additional cordless handsets (up to atotal of eight) and registering them with the desk station.

With its stylish,understated look, the Gigaset 2420 will be a sharp addition to any office. Thedesk station features an uncluttered control panel that uses bright red lightsto alert you to line use, caller ID callers, voice messages, and access to voicemail services provided by your phone company. Siemens makes the most of the two- line LCD display, consistently dishing up very informative menus and callinformation. There are only four speed-dial buttons, but the system includes abuilt-in scrollable phone directory that you can easily scroll through to movecaller ID entries into the directory. Transferring calls couldn't be easier;pressing the "Int" button displays a menu of extensions, complete withnames.

The cordless handsets are small and light, and incorporate a surprisingamount of local functionality. The handset's control panel is very consistentwith the desk station; in addition, some of the functions are wisely implementedthrough two double-position buttons that control soft menus on the LCD display.This gives remote users a look and feel similar to mobile phones, including theflexibility to customize ringer volume and pitch for both external lines and theintercom.

The 2420 system can support two external calls, as well as aninternal conversation between two handsets, for a total of four active handsetsat any given time. The cordless handsets store their own local phonedirectories, and you can send directory entries to other handsets or to the deskstation. For the wandering user, the cordless units also provide an audible out- of-range warning.

During our tests, we found the Gigaset 2420 packageintuitive and its handset comfortable. The system was easy to set up. We simplyplugged in the phone line, installed the batteries in the cordless extensions(they accept either ni-cad or NiMH), charged them, and registered the cordlesshandsets with the base by following a quick, well-documented procedure. Thestandard ni-cad batteries (included) provide about four hours of talk time, andthe optional NiMH batteries provide about twice that. We recommend returning thehandsets to their chargers at least every evening.

The standard belt clip andheadset jack made the cordless units perfect for our users on the go. One of the2420's strengths--its small handset--was our only frustration. We found both thedesk handset and the cordless extensions difficult to cradle on our shoulder.Old habits often die hard.

We highly recommend the Siemens Gigaset 2420 systemfor growing offices and households with kinetic teenagers. This affordablepackage allows for quick expansion without running any additional phone wiresand gives all of the users full control over the system's operation. -- Stephen W. Plain

Pros:

• Clear sound
• Easy installation and setup
• Major system functions available from the handset

Cons:

• Handsets difficult to cradle on your shoulder
• Limited range compared to less expensive 900 MHz DSS models

Features

• Call transfer, conference, consultation, intercom, and room monitor
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum operation (base and handset)
• Supports up to 8 cordless handsets
• Digital speakerphone and digital answering machine with 26-minute memory
• Caller ID/call waiting, 2-line capacity

Reviews (135)

LCD is dead. 10 thumbs DOWN!!
LCD is broken. Phone doesnt ring. Dont trust the Siemens support. They dont answer. They donr help.

Wish the handsets worked as well as the base
I bought this system for my office after I had installed a 2415 at my home. I was in the honeymoon period at home and decided that we needed the same at the office. Initally everything was as good as advertised. The receptionist (who loved the features) thought she was in heaven and life was good.

Then the handsets started failing, one after the other. Eventually, like my handsets at home, they all failed- every single one. Siemens was very distant and unhelpful, although they replaced the handsets the replacements failed more rapidly (I suspect they were "factory reconditioned") After the warranty was up, Siemens would only offer to sell me more handsets.

Now the base, whose LCD screen no longer works, sits on a side table. People use it to make outside calls and answer pages. They comment on the styling (I agree with that), and remark on the sound quality (quite good on the base). They ask what the antenna is for, and I tell them not to ask.... they don't want to know.

High Cost for Poor Quality Product! Don't Buy Siemens
I bought the 2420 with desk station and handset.First thing to fail was the handset where the display and then the number 4 on the keypad gave out.This of course was just after the warranty period ended.Next the desk station LCD display stopped working and there is no way to repair it.Without the display working there is no way to program the phone.I need to be able to turn off the answering machine mode (because I use Vonage voicemail) and cannot do it.There is no flow chart in the manual that would show me the button pushing steps to accompish what I need to do.So I am throwing this expensive piece of sh*t away.I will never buy a Siemens telecom product again.The default on the phone is answering machine on, so there is no way to reset it (unplug it) and have the answering maching function turn off.

DItto; opened up handset - disturbing gell found
Ok, so our handsets have been getting flaky.
the buttons stopped working.

I opened it up.

There is some odd clear sticky gel everywhere, and the circuit board is discolored.

this is not battery goop, either. this is something else. I suspect either whatever was in the rubbery buttons OR whatever was in the contact layer for the switches.

I am now shopping for a replacement. I do need the dual line, multiple handset features, and would like some kind of battery backup. any advise?

Garbled sound, piece of junk, avoid Siemens
This phone is junk. I spent way too much money buying handsets and base units. Sound is garbled on handsets. Range is minimal. Base unit disconnects callers. Tech support completely useless. I wouldn't buy anything from this company. ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Good Cordless Phone
The people writing bad reviews for all the Panasonic Cordless phones must have a different colored phone. If you would read the details on each of the extension phones, for some reason the White Phone has a different type battery than the silver, violet, or black. It has an NiMH battery that can be charged without running down. The others have a NiCAD battery of which I can't figure out why. It doesn't make since to have one you have to run completely down. You should have full time usage of the cordless phone. I never leaave my phone off the charger for a long time. It's always back in the charger by at least bedtime. I love the phones except for that. I don't know panasonic was thinking about. They should make all the other ones good by supplying a NiMH battery and a new charger.

Good, But I Still Want Better
A nice system overall, but not nearly perfect. We purchased a set of these to replace our burnt out Siemens Gigaset 2402 system. While we were happy to have something that worked (the Siemens system had died a slow death over about a year and ultimately became unusable after a little over two years of use) the features and design of this system leave much to be desired. Numerous minor inconveniences and awkwardnesses make these phones less than they could be--nothing major, and perhaps only noticeable when compared with the excellently designed Siemens phones (really nothing more than the difference between Japanese and German design).

Two features stand out in comparison with our retired Siemens phones, one negative and one positive. On the positive side, these phones support detection of voice messages on an existing message system, so that it is easy to see from any handset whether there are unplayed messages on either line. On the negative side, the system does not support handset naming. We imagined this would be a minor inconvenience when we bought the phones, but it has proved to be a major drawback: there's simply no way to get the entire family to learn what number goes with what phone. When we had the Siemens system, which supports handset naming, the we had a working intercom system (not to mention convenient transfers of calls); now we're back to shouting. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Uniden's DXI7286-2 cordless phone system offers 2.4 GHz analog signal operation, two handsets, and caller ID with call waiting capability. Even with two handsets, only one phone jack is required for operation. Simply plug the main base unit into a phone jack, and the extra handset will configure itself to "talk" wirelessly with the base unit.

All call features are accessed through the phone system's handsets, including last number redial, 10 programmable speed dial locations, and call transfer between handsets. Handsets are hearing aid and headset compatible, and each come with their own belt clip. A three-line backlit LCD provides access to 30 saved caller ID names and numbers. As an added bonus, the DXI7286-2 lets you view saved numbers even while you're on a call to someone else. Information can be displayed in your choice of English, French, or Spanish. Both base unit and charging cradle are desk or wall mountable. This factory-refurbished model is backed by a 90-day warranty.

What's in the Box
DXI7286-2 base unit, and two handsets, remote charging cradle, one phone line cord, two AC power adapters, two rechargeable battery packs and covers, two belt clips, user guide, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition; 90-day warranty
• Display-and-dial feature on handsets; 10 speed dial locations
• 2.4 GHz analog signal; 2 handsets, remote charger base
• Handset-to-handset call transfer; hearing aid and headset compatible
• Caller ID/call waiting, 30-name-and-number log

Amazon.com Product Description

The E580-1 is a 5.8 GHz cordless accessory handset designed for use with AT&T's E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C expandable phone systems (required, sold separately). These base systems accommodate up to eight handsets, giving you the flexibility to place an extension wherever you need one, without an additional phone jack. By utilizing the 5.8 GHz signal and employing frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the E580-1 offers clearer reception and at greater distances than traditional 2.4 GHz or 900 MHz models.

With just one phone jack, the system supports up to eight extensions throughout your home, depending on your base model.

Caller ID and call waiting compatible, the E580-1 has a 50-number caller ID memory, as well as image ID and personalized ringer options. The LCD with graphical display has an icon-driven menu to help you navigate the phone's functions, while a 50-number internal phone directory helps you to keep track of all your important phone numbers. Vibrating ringer and polyphonic musical ring tone settings are available.

A handset speakerphone and headset compatibility provide hands-free communication methods. You can retrieve messages from the base unit using the handset, while the intercom feature allows you to speak to other handset locations. With conferencing, you can speak to multiple parties at the same time, and a call transfer function lets you route incoming calls to another handset.

An illuminated keypad is provided for ease of dialing, and a low battery indicator lets you know when to return the base to its handset for recharging. Flash, hold, mute, and redial (last 10) buttons are also provided. The E580-1 comes backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Cordless handset, remote charger stand, AC power adapter, two AA NiMH batteries, belt clip, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-number caller ID memory; image ID
• 50-number phone directory; intercom, conferencing, call transfer
• Personalized ringer options; handset message retrieval speakerphone
• 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• For use with AT&T E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C phone systems

Reviews (1)

Att phones
These phone are the best, except the glass part in front that you read thought scraches really easy and before long you can no longer read whose is calling, this needs to be a harder plastic or glass. ... Read more

Product Description

The E5862BC is a bundle pack includes the E5965C (handset & answering system base), E5802 accessory handset (with charger), 2 belt clips, 2 power adapters, and 4xAA rechargeable batteries. ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum Frequency Hoping Technology
• Full Color Graphical Displays in Handsets
• Expandable up to 8 Hansets
• Handset Speakerphone
• Digital Answering System

Reviews (1)

I love it!
I'm in the process of buying another one for my mom.Favorite feature:along with caller ID, it voices the phone number while it's ringing.That means, that when it rings, I can hear who's calling, enabling me to run to the phone or forget it!! ... Read more

Product Description

1 Caller ID Handset with Main Base.PRODUCT FEATURES: 2.4GHz Digital Expandable; Backward/Forward Compatibility; 4 Handset Maximum Expandability; Caller ID/Call Waiting; Handset Speakerphone. ... Read more

Features

• Voicemail message indicator
• 2.4 GHz digital signal
• Expandable to 4 handsets
• 100 caller ID/memory locations
• Headset compatible, belt clip

Reviews (3)

Very Nice Inexpensive phone
Nice shapped, good design, acceptable range, expandable, good battery live and specially is not heavy and is small, what else do you expect from your cordless?if you have a big house you will love it.You can even put your name on the screen so it is YOUR PHONE!!! no body else's :-) Buy others for your children.

Very Good Phone
This is overall a very good phone. I only have a couple of complaints but not many bad things I can say.

MAKE SURE YOU BUY THIS BASE PHONE AND NOT THE EXPANSION MODLE

PROS:
-Nice amber display
-Fully lit keypad
-Many many options
-Expandable
-Extremely large phonebook with name and number display
-Lightweight and small design
-Many ringtones including songs
-Long battery life

CONS:
-Sound can sometimes sound like there is feedback or an echo
-Talk button does not shut the phone off you must press "Off"
-Speaker could be a little louder

GREAT!!
I got the last one!Its great.I can't believe how light it is.Very clear calls, speaker phone is clear.nice placement of the talk button is a plus! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Motorola's MD451sys 2.4 GHz digital cordless phone offers great basic call features, plus room to grow. Just add up to three MD41 expansion handsets (sold separately) for a four-handset system, all operating on one phone jack.

The MD451sys's handset is ready for caller ID/call waiting (requires subscription from your telephone company). It stores up to 50 names and numbers. Additional call features include handset speakerphone, three-way conferencing, and walkie-talkie function.

The base unit offers face-up charging, a handy handset locator button, and is desk or wall mountable. The MD451 comes with one handset and charging base plus complete instructions for easy setup, and is backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
MD451 handset with base, NiCD battery pack, charging transformer, telephone line cord, wall bracket, belt clip, user guide, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• 12 selectable ring tones; voicemail message-waiting indicator
• 2.4 GHz digital signal; expandable to 4 model MD41 handsets, 1 included
• Call waiting/caller ID ready, 50-name-and-number memory
• Handset speakerphone, 3-way conferencing, walkie-talkie function
• Desk or wall mountable, headset compatible, belt clip

Amazon.com Product Description

Paired with your existing cordless or corded phone and an analog phone line (one or two lines), the Beamer FX Videophone Station with Digital Picture Frame lets you talk face to face and also share digital pictures with friends and family who may be right next door, or on the other side of the country.

As a videophone, the Beamer FX offers a low-profile design with a built-in 0.25-inch CMOS camera that can capture and transmit motion video. Transmission speed is dependant on phone line quality and connection rate, and both parties involved require a Beamer product. There are no additional service fees required for video operation, so the only charge to your phone bill will be for normal long-distance.

As a digital picture frame, the Beamer FX lets you view images directly from your digital camera's memory card--no PC or additional card reader is required. The unit supports five popular memory card formats--CompactFlash (Type I only), Memory Stick, SD, SmartMedia, and MultiMedia Card--and saves up to 12 of your favorite images on its internal memory for later viewing.

What's in the Box
Vialta Beamer Videophone Station with Digital Picture Frame (one unit, model BMFX), AC power adapter, telephone line cord, user guide, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• Easy setup and portable design helps you stay in touch even on the road
• Works with any analog phone line and any corded or cordless phone
• CMOS video camera captures your image; 3.5-inch LCD displays your caller's image
• Also functions as a digital picture frame
• Shares pictures with friends and family

Amazon.com Product Description

The E2600B from AT&T is a 2.4 GHz cordless phone with an integrated answering machine, an extra handset and charging cradle, and caller ID/call waiting compatibility. By using the 2.4 GHz band and frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the phone offers clearer reception and less interference than traditional 900 MHz phones.

With just one phone jack, the system supports up to eight extensions throughout your home.

With caller ID/call waiting capability, you can see who is calling, while the 50-number caller ID memory provides a list of all recent incoming calls. A 50-number phone directory helps you to keep track of important phone numbers. The handset and base LCD screens with graphic display make navigating the phone's many functions easy.

Speakerphones on both the base and handset, as well as headset compatibility, provide hands-free communication options, while an any-key answer feature lets you pick up incoming calls by pressing any button on the handset. An illuminated keypad makes dialing a snap, even in dark environments, and the redial button lets you easily call any of the last 10 outgoing numbers.

Multi-user expandability to eight handsets (two included) lets you place phones wherever you need them. Intercom, conferencing, and call-transfer features let you route incoming calls and speak with other handset locations.

The all-digital answering machine provides up to 25 minutes of recording time, and voice prompts help you navigate your messages. A time/date stamp lets you know when each message was received, while remote operation allows you to check your messages while you are away from home.

The E2600B has an 8.5-by-8.7-inch footprint and is also wall-mountable, helping you to keep desktop space free from clutter. It comes backed with a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, wall mounting adapter, two cordless handsets, remote charger stand, telephone line cord, two AC adapters, AA rechargeable NiCd batteries, two belt clips, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• Digital answering system, 25 minutes of record time
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history
• Handset and base speakerphones; 50-number phone directory
• 2.4 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• Expandable to 8 handsets, 2 included

Reviews (5)

Astonishingly poor answering machine
With the ubiquity of answering machines and voicemail systems, it's amazing to discover a device that seems to have been designed in a vacuum.It's chock-full of one poor design choice after another.Where to begin...

1. During playback, the message number, day and time are announced first, and veeerrrryyyy slowly.If you have several new messages, or you're listening to old messages, pull up a chair.(AT&T: put envelope info at the end--I'll listen if I want--or better yet, make it optional).

2. It's very easy to delete the wrong message.If you press delete after a message is complete (as soon as the person hangs up), you'll inadvertently delete the NEXT message (I did that alot).

3. If you have 18 saved messages, there's no way to listen to message 18 without scrolling through the first 17 messages.Not a big deal?Say you have 18 saved messages and just got three more, and want to replay the third new message again.Get ready to press the SKIP button 21 times.Is this digital or cassette tape?(I know the answer).

4. Why can't the caller ID info stay on the handset displays after the answering machine picks up?(I know all manufacturers seem to do this, but why?)

These may all seems like minor annoyances, but if you rely on your answering machine and need a certain level of sophistication (or at least the same capability as the cheapest cell phone plan), skip this one.

Good phone but surprised by poor outgoing message quality
Have only had the phone for a few days, and am mostly pleased with the features, and ability to coexist with my wireless network; but, the quality of the outgoing message is poor, much below my expectations, and when trying to call back numbers from the call log I run into problems because the 10-digit number is used without the "1-" prefix, which doesn't connect for me (and I see no way to change the default setting for this, only can edit the number to add the prefix and store it in my notebook).

Almost Perfect
This system replaces a Siemans 2.4gig system.We could no longer cope with the finicky charging system and the poor voice quality, not to mention their nasty habbit of beeping for no reason in the middle of the night.No such problems so far with the AT&T.The E2600B sounds great both on the handset and for the person on the other end.And it is totally immune from interference with our 8011.b wireless network.Two shortcomings that keep it from getting 5 stars are that the phonebooks must be programmed for each handset and the handsets cannot be renamed.

Feature Rich Phone
I use this phone everyday.The battery life is excellent and having two handsets is great (one to charge and one to use on those days when your talking gets out of hands).I also really like the quality of the speakerphone and option to mute the calls from my end.I've used a lot of cordless phones and this one tops them all.

LOVEthis system!
We recently purchased this AT-T E2600B system altho ours came with a second cordless handset with speakerphone and base (box and operating manual mention the system is expandable up to 8 handsets making it ideal for small offices or busy homes). We have nothing but positive feedback to say about the system. The most important part is that the connections are CRYSTAL CLEAR when using the phone, the speakerphones and listening to messages on the answering machine. Whether we're using these inside our house or outside, the connections have been flawless. Our last phone system was a 900 MHZ GE which we really liked but after 8 years it just didn't work. We weren't sure if we needed a 5.8GHz so we picked this 2.4GHz. It's range is extremely good and more than adequate for our 'expanded use' needs within our house and outside of our house. If there was one small change I could make it would be: that the phones edges weren't so perfectly rounded because it would be much easier to cradle it on my shoulder. Otherwise we feel that every aspect of the AT-T E2600B is definitely 5 star!!! ... Read more

Product Description

Panasonic (KXFPG376) KX-FPG376 GigaFaxPlain Paper Fax/Copier/Cordless Telephone/Answering System ... Read more

Features

• 10-page automatic document feeder
• Out-of-paper reception up to 28 pages (350 KB)
• Fax/voice pager call with caller ID
• 2.4 GHz cordless telephone
• Integrated digital answering machine

Reviews (4)

Don't judge a book by it's cover - looks nice, poor function
Don't even waste your money on this machine.I bought this machine about a year ago and it's ready for the garbage.When callers call, we can hear them and they can't hear us.As for the faxing/copying function, it now just prints out blank pages, even though the ink film is fairly new.When trying to fax, it always jammed if there was more than one page needing to be transmitted.Also, the ink film doesn't last very long.The only nice thing about this fax machine is the look and the cordless phone w/ caller id.I contacted Panasonic by phone and the recordings kept giving me different phone numbers to call.I emailed them my problem, haven't heard from them.I'm definitely not purchasing Panasonic again.

Only good for ultra-light duty
Form factor is very attractive and the phone and answering machine work well, but the fax machine is not good at all.Copies are quite weak, and faxing more than one page guarantees a misfeed.You really have to feed one page at a time to successfully send a multi-page fax.

If you only fax once in a blue moon but want a home fax, consider this system.If your usage pattern is heavier, keep looking.

Expensive ink
This machine takes very expensive ink to make it work.It works out to about $0.20 per page.Also, the machine is not that good anyways.

picture is not the offered item
the picture shown has no relevance to the item offered and I can find no data on how long on average the film will last before it has to be replaced.Inexpensive machine, expensive ink required to make it work ... Read more