Amazon.com Product Description

Expand your Siemens Gigaset 4215, 4210, 4010, or 4015 system with this convenient 4200 supplementary handset. The 2.4 GHz digital technology extends your communicating range, and a well-chosen suite of features makes it ideal for small office or busy home use: six-day standby battery, clock and alarm, appointment reminder, and a navigation key to help you move through the intuitive menus.

A 30-number caller ID memory and 200 speed-dial presets are both displayed on the large five-line backlit LED screen. This slim handset, weighing just 5.6 ounces and measuring only 2-by-6.5-by-1.5-inches, has volume control, call waiting, flash, hold, and last number redial.

This cordless handset provides a speakerphone for hands-free operation. The long battery life provides 10 hours of talk and 6.25 days of standby with a low-battery indicator. With multiple Gigaset handsets, intercom, room monitor, and call transfer and conferencing functions are also available, depending on the features of the base station. ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID with 30-call history; 200 name and number speed dialer
• Backlit 5-line graphical display on handset
• Clock, alarm, and date reminder
• For Siemens Gigaset 4215, 4210, 4010, or 4015 systems
• 2.4 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology

Reviews (27)

Don't Buy this phone!
I've bought two of these phones and the base is defective.Both times the base went dead and Siemens would not fix stating that it was and act of god(power fluctuations).The second time I purchased I owned the phone less than 60 days!

Siemens customer service Sucks!

Works flawlessly
I have 3 units and looking to add a couple for complete in-house coverage. Best phone I have ever had. Exceeded all expectations.

Cell phone features for the house!
I've had this phone, and two extra handsets, for a year now, and have really enjoyed it. The range is excellent, and the phones are really feature packed. One feature I use often is the voice dial -- just push a button and say the name of the person you want to call, and the phone dials the number for you. Also, the phone will announce who is calling after the second ring. I've not had any problems with battery life, and am still using the original batteries that came with it -- which are just AA rechargeables, not some $15 special "battery pack" that most other cordless phones use, so when they do go out, I can easily pick up a set at any store. Plus the voice mailbox function works with just the push of a button -- we have the Verizon voice mail system with our package, and don't need the one in the phone, but it works seamlessly.

Don't buy these phones...if there's wireless anywhere near
I have a set of three of these phones (my mistake to buy all at once).They have had problems from Day One.I have had to return them to Siemens -- only to get the same problems back.None of their recommended fixes have worked.And worst of all, customer support has been atrocious.I recommend not buying these.I bought two other 2.4 Ghz phones from AT&T, and they have been flawless in the exact same environment.

Research, Research, Research
I had reseached cordless phones for over a month and although the Siemens 4200 is not the best phone on the market, it's definately alot of bang for the buck.Here are a few features I use the most.

-(Personalized Ring volmue settings) The volume can be set to specific times of the day.For example, I have it on the lowest setting from 11pm to 9am (Sleeping Hours), so if I receive a call, I'm not startled by a loud ring. After 9am, the handsetautomatically adjusts to a normal ring volume level.

-(Intercom) If I'm in the garage, I can call the other handset in the house.

-(Handset Speaker Phone)Most cordless phone systems have a hands free speakerphone on the base.The 4200 speakerphone is directly on the back of the handset which you can carry with you. In my opinion, this is the best feauture of this phone.

There are many other features that I probably will never use, like the baby monitor, but it's nice know that they are availble if I need it. As for my four star rating, the one thing this phone doesn't have is backlit numeral buttons.In the dark, it difficult to see the numbers.However, if your contact is in the phone book directory, you simply select it and the phone dials it for you.Overall, a great phone for the money. ... Read more

Product Description

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

Features

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

Reviews (10)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Amazon.com Product Description

In the VTech 2461, you'll find deluxe features without the deluxe price. Offering a digital answering machine, built-in speakerphone, and options for up to four handsets, this single-line system is an ideal choice for busy households, or ones that might become busier. A four-line display provides plenty of room for information in the speed-dial registry, while the 2.4 GHz operation supplies a signal strong enough to use the handset inside or out on the lawn.

Expandable to four handsets (one included), handset-to-handset operation allows families to find each other throughout the house, and the conference-call capabilities are convenient when out-of-town relatives call. This factory-refurbished model is also backed by a 90-day warranty.

What's in the Box
Base unit, handset, battery pack and cover, AC adapter, telephone line cord, instructions, warranty/service information

Note: This model is no longer in production, so you may have difficulty finding additional handsets that are compatible with the phone's expandability feature. ... Read more

Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition; 90-day warranty
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-number memory
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum transmission
• Expandable to 4 handsets, 1 included
• Integrated digital answering system records 15 minutes of messages

Amazon.com Product Description

Designed for optimal sound quality, convenience, and security, the VTech i5881 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum phone system comes loaded with a three-mailbox digital answering system and two-in-one convenience--a fully functional handset and cordless base unit. You get call waiting/caller ID (with paid service from your phone company) on both the handset and base unit, and the i5881 also offers a dial-in-base speakerphone and both analog and digital clocks on the handset.

Use the system's intercom to make conference calls and to transfer calls between the handsets and base. Sound Select lets you personalize the phone's sounds to suit your taste using four different presets. Other key features include any-key answer (which saves time in answering when you're in danger of missing a call), headset compatibility (for hands-free conversations), and a dual-battery charger with power backup (which lets you make and receive calls--even during a power outage).

You can expand the VTech i5881 system to a total of six handsets while still using only one phone jack (five additional handsets not included), and you can station the additional handsets almost anywhere in your home. Each of the handsets communicates through the base, which requires only a single power outlet for operation.

The included handset and any optional handsets can each function as speakerphones and also allow handset-to-handset communication. Each handset offers a choice of a silent or vibrating ringer.

What's in the Box
Main base unit with built-in keypad, speakerphone, and digital answering system; remote charger base; AC power supply; one handset; one rechargeable battery pack; telephone line cord; belt clip; instructions; warranty information ... Read more

Features

• Supports caller ID with call waiting, 50 name-and-number memory
• 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Digital answering system with 3 mailboxes
• Expandable to 6 handsets, 1 included; dual keypads
• Speakerphone in handset and base; remote charger stand

Reviews (13)

Do Not Buy this phone...
I've had this phone for 6 months and the handset that came with it won't charge anymore.A new battery didn't solve the problem. A quick call to VTech for a replacement handset reveals that they don't make this phone anymore and the only option I have is to buy a completely new setup.Don't waste your money.

it's okay, but it's not true 5.8GHz
I got the new version set (with color handset)
it claims it runs at 5.8GHz, but actually handset to base is still running on 2.4GHz, only base to handset is running 5.8GHz, the reason I get 5.8GHz model is I run wireless LAN and bluetooth, the old 2.4GHz phone often kills the connection
the mailbox is not that clear, and the setup is not that easy as well, and the mailbox can be monitored ONLY on base, not any handset
the call voice is fine, speakerphone on handset is okay, not too loud, but the speakerphone on base is pretty loud if I set the volume to max
it has no hold function, you have to use mute instead
you can use walkie-talkie between handsets, and transfer calls between base and handsets
the battery is easily removable, and you can buy an extra battery for the base, that you can keep using the WHOLE system during power outage, this is very handy feature for un-interruptted use

if you're running wireless LAN at home, think twice before buying this set

Very good phones for Voice over IP
This set of cordless phones is very good for VoIP users.I'm using Vonage and it only requires one phone jack.I have three add-on handsets.Also, since it's 5.8Ghz, it does not interfere with my home wireless 2.4Ghz network.There's a great speakerphone feature on each as well.I found this very useful and better than having to connect a headset to the phone.I also like the fact that each phone has its own caller ID log.I've never really tested the advertised distance capability of these phones but I've never had a problem with it within my 3 story house.The only CON about these phones and the reason I'm giving it a 4 instead of a 5 star, is because the quality isn't superb.Sometimes you can get some static but overall it's a great set of phones and beats the regular 900Mhz, 2.4 Ghz cordless phones.

Very good
Crystal sound. Build in equalizer. Excellent reception. Good range. High capacity battery. Shock resistant.

Vtech answering machine problems
I've been burned by Vtech like a lot of people. The answering machine part is awful. The volume is way too low and the recording quality is terrible. But if someone is leaving a message and you are screening and try to turn up the volume, wham, the caller is disconnected and there is no message. That happened on my last Vtech phone. Consistently. I called them twice and they had trouble accepting that it might be defective (or just bad design) but said they could replace it if I sent it back (and waited without a phone for who knows how long). No more terrible Vtech products for us!! Be warned! ... Read more

Product Description

Includes Uniden TRU8865-2 cordless telephone system base and handset extra handset and charging cradle 2 belt clips user manual 2 battery packs 2 AC adapters telephone line cord. ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Extra handset included; supports handset-to-handset call transfer
• Convenient dialing from both base and handset
• Speakerphone in both base and handset
• Caller ID with call waiting, tri-lingual display options

Reviews (24)

sudden low battery cut-out
Overall, this is a pretty good phone and I'm going to stick with it (despite buying and dumping two or three similar phones in the past).The reception is good and the construction is solid.

The only problem after several months of use is that the battery dies suddenly without warning and I usually loose the call.It starts beeping, then a few seconds later the call is gone.I wish it gave like a one minute morning or something.

Don't go outside
After much review - including Consumer Reports - I decided to purchase this phone.We were extrememly happy until we tried to go outside of the house with it.The static became untolerable during calls.Other than this the phone is great.

Great Buy
I bought the Uniden 5.8 model as a replacement for my old and worthless Seimens phone system. After having mixed feelings from reading the reviews and looking at the 'Uniden' company name that seemed almost unheard of, I decided to purchase the phone once and for all. Boy was it a good buy. I don't know about whoever said that the reception was horrible, but this baby rings out a nice, clear tone. The dual handsets make talking around the house simple and easy, and with the extra charging cradle, both my phones are always charged. The look is professional, and the glowing orange screen gives it a nice snazzy look. I love the way each handset is light and has its own 'speaker' mode.

Overall, this Uniden phone system is great, and it hasn't let me down since I bought it several months ago. If perhaps you have a larger family and you're looking for a Uniden package with 3 phones instead of 2 that comes with a headset, check out the Uniden PowerMax 5.8; it is a awesome deal too.

High price for little features
I wanted a 5.8Ghz phone, due to the fact my current cordless phones and WiFi run on 2.4Ghz. So I got the Uniden TRU5885-2 only to find out that it didn't do wait my current phones do - intercom, from handset to handset or to base. Just a page/call transfer feature. I found out how handy intercom was with my 2.4Ghz phone, when you're in back yard and the other is in the house, you don't have to yell out the window to talk, just intercom with the phones. Also it didn't have a "line in use" light/led, so you didn' know if someone is having a conversation before picking up and dialing...really annoying there. Other then that, which I deemed very important; I'm spoiled now yes, but for the price of these phones, not worth it. I'll look around more and/or wait to see if other models come out with all the cool features one might require in a $200 phone without going to a multi-line system.

Know the limitations before you buy
I've had this phone for over a year now.It has an excellent feature set, but has some limitations of which I was not aware at time of purchase.Here are some features and drawbacks that others have not mentioned here:

+ Handsets each have speaker phone capabilities
+ Remote message retrieval (especially nice w/ above feature)
+ Intuitive base controls.Finally a decent user interface on a phone's base station.
+ Handsets are quite durable, surviving a few unplanned trips to the kitchen floor from the counter without damage.Bad kitty!

- Unit doesn't support more than two handsets.

Here's the bombshell:
- You can't use both handsets at the same time.Let me say that again: only one handset can be in use at any given time!If you want more than one person to take part in your side of the conversation, you have to use the speaker phone function of one of the handsets, or use one handset and the speaker phone built into the base station.

It's that last little gem of a drawback that makes me give 4 out of 5 stars.This would be my ultimate phone if not for that. ... Read more

Features

• Belt clip and headset jack
• Speakerphone for hands-free conversations
• Caller ID/call waiting capability with 99-call memory
• 50-name and number directory
• Long 10-hour talk time

Reviews (2)

Speakerphone blur
To me the issue was the speakerphone.The voice of the caller was blurred and felt overlapped.I called AT&T customer service and they suggested that I return the item.I am doing just that.

Reliable, Conveniant
This is an excellent cordless phone, the extremely low price was just a plus. I needed something with a cordless module, but also a speakerphone that was clear and didn't sound like you were speaking through a megaphone. The reception is also unbelievable, I have quite a large house and this phone works floors away from the phone cradle! This product delivered, I full heartedly recommend it. ... Read more

Product Description

The KX-TG2000B is a full telephone system capability on 2 separate telephone lines. The base master unit and each cordless handset communicate in both directions using Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) Digital transmission for secure, ultra clear conversations. Up to 8 cordless handsets can be used in this system offering many PBX functions without wiring as in conventional small telephone systems.The KX-TG2000B base unit houses an all-digital voice mail system that provides one general delivery mailbox and up to 8 personal mailboxes, with a total recording time of 100 minutes. Each mailbox has its own individual greeting and can be accessed from any of the cordless handset stations. Incoming calls to the KX-TG2000B are efficiently handled with the auto attendant feature, which answers incoming calls and then routes the callers to the base unit or the desired handset, Voice prompts and time/date stamps, like those featured on larger business phone systems, make the KX-TG2000B's voice mail easy to use for callers and users alike. The KX-TG2000B allows 4 handsets to access voice mail at the same time or the base unit and 3 handsets at the same time. This system can also allow two handsets to make outside calls while two additional handsets access voice mail. Many other cordless phone systems answering devices permit only one "voice path", so that a second line trying to access voice mail would get a busy signal. ... Read more

Features

• Operates on 2 phone lines; expands to 8 handsets
• Remote message and mailbox access from any handset
• 2.4 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology
• Speakerphone, base keypad, caller ID, and intercom
• All-digital answering system

Reviews (23)

Worst PHONE ever!!!!
I purchased this phone in May 2004 - I have had nothing but problems with the unit and handsets.Panasonic states the base unit most be situated in a room with out a computer or 9 feet away from the closest one in order to not get garbly staticy reception on the handsets - wonder what office doesn't have a computer near a phone??Low and behold you move the base unit away from the computers and the handsets still are garbled.Panasonic now states to reset the base unit and handset - i have to do this 5-6 times a day, while trying to talk to customers. And that still doesn't work all the time!!
Terrible System!! - Panasonic's warranty (I bought 3 yr extended) only covers giving me another model - I ship my base unit out to them, which leaves me with no phone system in the meantime.My recommendation - Stay away, far away from this phone system!!!

WOW!!! BEST PURCHASE I HAVE EVER MADE!!!!
I just bought this thing from Amazon and all I can say

is WOW!!!!

This is probably the best purchase I have ever made.

This thing is everything I ever expected and more!! It's

very easy to use as well!

I have bought other brands before, and this one just

blows everything else out of the water! I have to say,

everyone out there who is thinking of buying this, stop

thinking. I bought it and I am extremely happy with it

the moment I powered this thing on. YOU ABSOLUTELY

POSITIVELY CANNOT GO WRONG WITH THIS PURCHASE! I

GUARANTEE IT!!!

Evaluate your phone needs first!
As you can read from the many reviews there is a love/hate relationship with these multi-line phones. We run a small business from home with the need to have access to our home line along with the business line (2 line phone KXTG-2000B).The Panasonic phone had the features we wanted but we ran into a quality control issue.The first phone system lasted 2 weeks and Amazon sent us a second system.That phone lasted one week before we started to encounter poor reception on the remote handsets.Amazon refused to send us a third replacement and said they would refund all our money.We live 30 minutes away from the Panasonic repair center located in Langhorne, PA USA.I dropped the phone off for repair and got the phone back in a week.I have to agree with a previous reviewer that the Panasonic repair phone number is constantly busy and I had to call many times to get a person to see if the phone was repaired.Panasonic did not call me when phone repairs were completed.However, after the repair the phone performed perfectly.The audio quality is excellent without the constant cutting in and out (remote handsets) as before.The range is about 50 feet further than our old Sony 900 Mhz cordless phones.The phone has been working well for the last 2 months, so for now all sins are forgiven.We kept working with this phone system because the alternative phones (Siemens 8825) had just as many if not more problems than the Panasonic multi-line phone system.

Panasonic dropped the ball with this one!
The bottom line is, 90% of us purchased this phone for the "auto-attendant" feature. Unfortunately, Panasonic skimped on everything in this area. The auto-attendant functionality is basic, bare-bones, and completely unconfigurable.

The only thing you can change is the general greeting message and the mailbox messages. YOU CAN'T set your own extention numbers, define how many rings to allow before picking up, set to go to mail box automatically if there's no answer, etc, etc, etc.

If all you really need is a multi-line phone with answering machine, look elsewhere, there are far better phones for 1/3 the price. If you need the auto-attendant functionality, this is unfortunatly the only phone available short of purchasing a more expensive PBX system. If you want an idea of how limited this system is: go to Panasonic's web site and download the product manual PDF from the support section.

Panasonic KXTG2000B
So far so good after 2 weeks of use.Some static problems with the handset which seemed to fix themselves.I am a little concerned about the battery life in the handset and am trying to use the charge up completely before placing it in the recharger as it says in the manual.Of course in an office situation that doesn't always work and I sometimes pick it up in the morning and find it has no charge which means I can't use it for 8 hours.....Thankfully I have the main base handset as a backup.
I am getting a battery light on the base station that stays on all of the time.Maybe that just means that the battery in the main base unit is charged.It does not explain that in the guide.
After looking at all of my options before buying this phone it seems Panasonic could fix most of their problems by using batteries with memory.....Most people have old Panasonic phones that they love and can't work out why the new versions have older technology. ... Read more

Product Description

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

Features

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

Product Description

Advanced American Telephones designs and produces the AT&T telephone products - the products that millions of people enjoy every day. The voice quality, product selection, and reliability make AT&T telephone products your best choice.AT&T telephone products reflect a long and distinguished history of product excellence dating back over 100 years. Today, this product line is one of the most extensive in the industry, including corded and cordless phones, answering systems, and phone-related accessories. ... Read more

Features

• 2-Way paging between handsets
• 2.4 GHz Digital cordless telephone
• 2 handsets with separate chargers
• Supports caller ID for call waiting
• 20 Name/number memory

Reviews (72)

not worth the cost
This phone is unreliable.The batteries eventually quit recharging, then later buttons quit working.I used the system for less than a year before it began to have problems.I recommend passing this one, get anything else you can find.

Love it!
I have had this phone for over a year and it is ideal for my situation. I have one jack upstairs and one in the kitchen. You get two phones in one with only one base set to plug in. I keep the base and one handset upstairs and the extension phone downstairs that doesn't have to be plugged in. It is the best phone I have owned and I have bought expensive ones in the past. I wish I could get another extension phone to add to it. I may just buy another set for myself for Xmas.

poor
My husband bought this phone shortly before we were married and never had any trouble with it, than shortly after we were married it started acting up sometimes not even letting us answer it.The caller ID is totally unreliable and is iffy at times.<br /> The reseption on it is mute at times.I have answered the phone before to find that it hung up on me all on its own.I tell my husband that it is the demon phone.We tried to replace it but had just as much trouble from that one.All in all im still on the hunt for the perfect phone. One thats not possesed.

nice if you like to hear yourself speak
If I could give this phone no stars I would have. It is the worst phone I ever bought. There is always an echo on the line when you are on it and the sound quality is terrible. If you read the reviews for this phone you will see that the good ones are in a very small minority. Listen to us: "DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE"!

Very Unreliable
This phone worked great for about four months. After four months, one phone began displaying the message "Out of Order." After that message appeared, the phone never worked again - despite changing it's battery. The second phone lasted about two additional months before it began displaying the same "Out of Order" message. Someone should have indicated on the box that it was really a disposable phone! ... Read more

Product Description

Uniden is creating a World Without Wires. Which means the company is building products that give its customers more freedom to enjoy life, solve problems and always stay connected with others. From cordless phones to two-way radios to radar detectors, Uniden makes electronic wonders an everyday occurrence. As one of the world's largest manufacturers of cordless phones and consumer communications devices, chances are there's a Uniden product that's already making things more convenient in and around your home.Uniden TRU5885 phone features 5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum technology for extra-long range, a digital answering system that handles your calls while you are away, a base dual keypad/speakerphone and a handset speakerphone. ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Base and handset dialing and speakerphone
• Integrated digital answering system
• Caller ID with call waiting, tri-lingual display options
• 1 handset included; supports optional additional handset

Reviews (10)

This phone sucks!!
I live in a loft across from train and commuter train tracks in a semi-industrial area. The phone has worse range than the 900 I had -- about 20 feet from my door. I have an outdoor entrance. The reception also sucks. Don't buy it. I should have tested it more thoroughly.

Poor Range
This phone has a great answer machine on it and the voice quality is superb, but the range is terrible. It may be good for an apartment or a condo, but I couldn't walk through my house without it breaking up, and my house isn't that big. And the instant I walked out the door it broke up, only forty feet from the base! I was disappointed. My recommendation after trying many phones is the 5.8 Ghz AT&Tor the V-Tech version of the same phone. I know they transmit 2.4Ghz back to the base but I tested it, there is no interference on either end from micowave ovens or wireless B connections. If you live in a house I would not recommend this phone.

Not bad, but needs improvement
I was rather disappointed with this phone for the following reasons:The buttons on the keypad are way too small.I had to use the very tip of my fingers to dial numbers.
It doesn't wall mount - although this may not bother others.
When using the phone, the sound I heard was wonderful, and the range very good - BUT several people that I spoke with complained that my voice sounded 'tinny' and distant.The last complaint\issue is one I have had with all of my cordless phones - there is no backup power for the base unit.Everytime there is a power outage, the time and date have to be reset.

Great feature set,Poor Talk Quality and Range
The phone has received high marks from several sources, which is why I bought it.It has terrible range!It clips the voice into pieces which is very hard to understand.I have a brick house which I would consider of average to small size.I cannot go into my basement with it nor into my back yard.I only wish I had spent more time testing it within the 30 day return period.I will be replacing the phone soon.IF THERE is anything you get out of this review, it is to make sure you have the time to put ANY cordless phone through its paces during the store return period.

Also something that is annoying is you cant make a call from another area code from the caller-id list without hitting the * key so that the phone will append a 1 in front of the phone number.I have called customer support and that is the way it is designed.

Great little phone
The price is a bit high for what you get, but it's one of the few options that won't interfere with a WiFi network.Reception, voice quality, and answering machine quality are all good.I was also surprised by how well the speakerphone worked, both on the base as well as the handset.

Only a couple of things prevent me from rating this with 5 stars.First, Caller ID is only displayed on the handset.Second, I wish there was a real battery gauge rather than just a low battery warning.

In all, you won't be disappointed with this machine. ... Read more

Product Description

For over 100 years, what has remained constant is GE's dedication to change and progress. And it's what will keep the company growing over the next 100 years. From jet engines to power generation, from financial services to plastics, from television to medical imaging, GE people worldwide are dedicated to turning good ideas into products and services that make the world a better place.General Electric GE 26993GE1 is a 900 MHz Cordless Telephone with Digital Messaging System and Call-Waiting Caller ID. ... Read more

Features

• 900 MHz analog transmission
• Caller ID/call waiting with 40-call history
• Digital messaging system with 14 minutes of recording time
• Extended range of transmission reduces static and interference
• Low-battery indicator

Reviews (12)

It was good for me
I have had this phone for about 3 years. It's been great. Considering that last year I threw it against my wall and smashed it into three pieces, when I put it back together it still worked fine. Now, it is starting to give me problems with the battery life, but if you'd been broken in three pieces, would you charge properly? I don't live in a high voltage area, so it picks up just fine. I can say this, it's definately not fragile!

Good for shorter duration of time
As stated by <>,I faced the "same problem" just after the 1 year Warranty period expired :(
The phone has decent functionality and one would think that a GE product would be reliable, but we've been frustrated by the buttons on the handset, which quickly became unreliable. One has to mash on the "3" button repeatedly to get it to register, and the "redial" button is useless. This is not a matter of wear and tear because we hardly ever used the redial button.

Nice looking phone - too bad it doesn't work!
Three months after we bought this phone we started having troubles.The phone would ring and we'd pick it up and hit the "talk" button.However, the phone would just beep - unable to locate the right the channel to begin the call.So we reread the manual and learned to hit the channel button after using the talk button, but to no avail.By the time we pressed the different buttons, the caller would be leaving a message and we couldn't even talk to them!Happens two out of every three incoming calls!We're looking for a new phone.

Also had trouble with keypad
Sturdy, pleasant-looking phone that functioned well for more than a year -- however, now, the "Talk" button no longer works, and some of the number keys are also difficult, sometimes registering a number twice, or not at all. If they would have fixed this flaw - seems to be widespread after reading other reviews - it would be a fine phone. Good timing on GE's behalf - phone goes downhill just as the warranty expires.

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!
Yes, it may be cheap, but we have all heard the saying "You get what you pay for!"This phone worked well for a few months, but went downhill fast.Now, I never had an issue with clarity within the house, but once I steped outside it got fuzzy.(I cannot walk to my mailbox, which is not that far from my front door.)Anyway, the "3" button was the first to go.It got to the point that when you pressed the button it would not register at first, so you would press harder, which ultimately would make it register not only once, but three or four times!This became really frustrating, but I could deal with it until I found a better phone.Eventually though the "TALK" button started malfunctioning, which basically made my phone a giant paperweight.When you can't turn the phone on, it usually means you need to buy a new one!Anyway, I recently replaced the phone with a nice Panasonic 2.4 GHz/Fax combo, which works wonderfully.I also purchased a Uniden headset phone, which is also 2.4 GHz, and that was the best phone purchase of all and it was under $80. ... Read more

Product Description

Manufacturer's Part # 25830GE3
This product is Demo. Features:

• Transmission: 5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum
• Number of Lines: 1
• Auto Scan
• Battery Type: Nickel Cadmium
• Battery Low Indicator
• Digital Security System
• Flash Function
• Handset Volume Control
• Headset Jack
• Hearing Aid Compatible
• Lighted Keypad
• Lighted LCD
• Memory Dialing: 10
• Mute
• One-Touch Redial
• Reversible Charge Design
• Ringer Control (On/Off)
• Temporary Tone
• Three-Line LCD
• Tone Feedback
• Visual Ringer
• Call-Waiting Caller ID* (Type II)
• Caller ID* Name-and-Number Memory: 40 ...

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

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  Features

  • 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
  • Caller ID with call waiting, 40-call memory
  • 10-number speed dialer
  • Backlit keypad and LCD screen
  • Headset jack, wall mountable

  Reviews (7)

  Unable to roam
  I presently own a 900DSS and a 2.4DSS which allow me to walk to my mailbox and around the garden (several hundred yards). I figured the 5.8DSS would give me even more range. Not so! I can go about 80ft, from my workshop to my back door, before losing the signal. I located and returned the unit to the manufacturer and received a replacement - which performed no better. It's an attractive phone, has good features and clarity - but not range, which is important to me.

  not horrible, but going back
  This phone has a much better range than my crappy old 900MHz phone, and I can walk all through the house, and around it and still get good reception.

  However, the sound quality is poor, with lots of quiet but disturbing background static. I have also experienced this in the only other "digital" phone I've owned, so I suspect a problem in the conversion from analog to digital and back.

  I also noticed some of the fade-in/fade-out effect while listening to some nice hold music, and some pops and clicks.

  The phone has a headset jack, but my standard 2.5mm headset doesn't work with it. My headset works with my two other cordless phones, so either there's a problem with this particular phone, or it takes a special proprietary plug.

  Good phone, especially for the price.
  I bought this phone to replace my old RadioShack 900MHz phone (i will never buy another phone from radioshack again! all three different models that I have owned broke with in 1 year). It looks cool and has caller id, but I really got it because it sues the 5.8GHz range because I have read that 900MHz can receive a lot of interference and I already know that my wireless router and microwave would interfere with anything I had in the 2.4GHz range. (That microwave cuts out my internet all the time!) Here I will get to the point(s).

  Pros:
  -Looks cool
  -Good range, despite other reviews, I have been able to talk on the phone while I get my mail at the bottom of my dirveway which is about 400ft from the house, none of my other phones can do that.
  -Easy to connect headset jack
  -Caller ID

  Cons:
  -The battery isn't the best.

  Don't Waste Your Time
  This is the worst phone I have ever owned (and unfortunately I bought three of them to replace my aging 900mhz...and Best Buy won't take them back because I threw the boxes away).

  The phone aesthetics are great...but walk a mere 12-15 away from the base and the voices cut out and static is terrible. I also have no electrical outlets competing with the phones and with three of them place at different points in the house...it isn't like it is just one of the three that is the culprit.

  What an expensive mistake this was.

  Don't Buy This One
  I recently decided to update our home phones to make them all Caller ID capable.The GE 5.8 GHz cordless phone seemed like a good mix of latest technology and reasonable price, and I liked the digital spread spectrum feature, associating it with both privacy and clarity.Was I in for a big disappointment.

  Initially, I was not able to identify any problems while making short calls.Later, I made a longer call and started noticing serious problems with sound quality.Reception frequently cut out briefly or seemed to be masked by static, even outside the presence of sources of interference (I eventually moved next to the base in my bedroom, which is isolated from other electrical appliances).During the same call, I switched to another phone of the same type and had continuing problems with it, so I can't blame the problems on the quality of a single phone.After I completed my call, I could hear the cutting out plainly while listening to the dial tone (yeah, not very exciting, but it proved the point).

  I'll admit that the phones are stylish.In fact, my kids didn't want me to return them, because they thought they were cool.However, looks and features don't count for much if the phones sound like crap, which they do. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Siemens's 4210 Gigaset expands your communicating options, accepting up to four model 4200 or 4000 handsets. With its 2.4 GHz digital technology, you and your colleagues can communicate clearly over an extended range. By using the walkie-talkie function, you can contact anyone who has a handset within 1,000 feet outdoors and 150 feet indoors. The 4210 is designed for small office or busy homes, offering voice-announced caller ID/call waiting, headset compatibility, a buttonless base, six-day standby battery, clock and alarm, appointment reminder, and a navigation key to help you move through the intuitive menus.

A 30-number caller ID memory and 200 speed-dial presets are both displayed on the large five-line backlit LED screen. The slim illuminated handset, weighing just 5.6 ounces and measuring 2-by-6.5-by-1.5-inches, has a volume control, call waiting, flash, hold, and last number redial. The cordless handset also provides a speakerphone. The long battery life provides 10 hours of talk and 6.25 days of standby with a low-battery indicator. When you employ multiple Gigaset handsets, the system also features an intercom, room monitor, call transfer, and call conferencing. The base provides a handset locator. ... Read more

Features

• Caller ID/call waiting display on handset
• Range of 150 feet indoors, 1,000 feet outdoors
• Illuminated, graphical 5-line handset display
• 2.4 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology
• Voice-announced caller ID

Reviews (41)

If you plan to use this as a phone consider other brand
Go through reviews and you'll see one word comes again and again "CLICK". This phone "CLICK"s very loud and annoying all through conversation. I subconciosly refrain from using this phone in a house just becouse of that. Make sure that if you buy it you have an option to return it back becouse most likely you'd need it.
Also as it was noted in other posts. Battery life if 1-2 days at most. I have my old AT&T cordless phone having 6-7 days.
So basically I don't see why anybody will consider this phone in a first place.

Phantastic
This is certainly the best cordless phone I ever used. The basic functions are very simple to understand (I almost never had to use the manual yet). The battery works excellent, we had no problems with it at all. The answering machine is great. Superior sound quality. No problems with interference in NYC. Extremely reliable phone. There is one little drawback: If you have misplaced the phone and want to use the alarm function you have to look for the button on the bottom of the base station.

Absolute Junk
Continually 'clicks' during conversations.
Menu laid out poorly (possibly by *untrained* chimp).
Despite wording on box will NOT work with other Siemans phones (ok, it works except for any 'advanced' features. Advanced features must be everything except ring).
Charger contacts don't work well resulting in phone beeping while resting on charger.
Tech support and customer support all but non-existant.
Would throw it in trash except for my >$200 investment in a pair.
Still kicking myself for buying these.
The perfect gift for someone you truly despise.

This phone will drive you crazy.
We have two of these phones -- bought them at Best Buy last year. I thought that these phones looked good and felt nice in the hand.THESE PHONES WILL DRIVE YOU CRAZY.(1) The phones constantly "beep" on and off for no apparent reason.(2) The battery life is terrible.I could go on and on in detail but I will leave it nice and short.I recommend that you look elsewhere.

Severely disappointed
I was quite excited to finally see this phone on sale, so I bought it. I should have read the reviews first. The sound quality is horrible. It constantly clicks like someone is picking up another phone in the house. After 6 months, a majority of the buttons dont work. I have to push on them numerous times. The only good thing I can say is that the phone looks good and is comfortable in my hand. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Southwestern Bell's GH4000MS 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum cordless phone system offers the convenience of two handsets, perfect for busy households and even home offices. The stylish and simple back and metallic silver design is deceptive, in that it houses a multitude of basic features to please nearly every user.

Base units offer charging only, so all call features are accessed through the handsets using simple, intuitive menus. Basic handset features include 10 number memory dialing, intercom between handsets, even three-way conferencing with both units being able to talk simultaneously to a third party. Each handset also features a three-line backlit LCD, which allows access to caller ID functions, and stores up to 40 name/number memory locations. Interchangeable faceplates, belt clips, and optional handsets expand versatility even further.

What's in the box?
2 handsets with interchangeable faceplates, 2 charging cradles with AC adapters, 2 batteries, 2 belt clips, 1 telephone line cord, owner's manual, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• 2 handsets included
• Caller ID/call waiting ready, 40-call history
• 3-line backlit LCD
• Intercom between handsets

Reviews (2)

Hard to hear...
I do not like this phone.The option selections are not very intuitive.The volume on the headset seems to go down every time you hang up the phone.The next time you answer you have to turn it back up to hear the caller.

Pretty Good Product!
This phone is a really(!) good concept.The base unit is the only part which needs to be near a jack.Any of the (up to 4) handsets, then, only need to have their charging stands near an electrical outlet.This makes the system excellent for older homes and apartments with a limited number of telephone jacks, which often are in out-of-the-way places.

The phone has an amazing range, and works quite well in my 2-level home, even though there is much structural steel in the walls.After 2-months of use, I have yet to have a bad/static-y connection.

My only(!) negative comment is with the Caller-ID redial "feature".I live in CA, where 1+dialing is a requirement when using area codes.There is no way to set the area code in the phone system (according to customer service), as the phone automatically senses the area code.However, the phone doesn't automatically strip out the area code for local calls, nor append "1" to the beginning of the dialing string for out of area calls.This is maddening! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The VTech VT-2463 cordless phone features 2.4 GHz analog transmission as well as an integrated answering system. Caller ID/call waiting-ready, the VT-2463 is capable of storing 99 names and numbers as well as 10 programmable memory dial locations. Call features are accessed through the handset, including hold, flash, and redial. The handset also houses a three-line backlit LCD for easy viewing even at night.

The base unit houses the answering system, which offers features such as remote operation, memo recording, and announce only mode. This factory-refurbished model is backed by a 90-day warranty.

What's in the Box
VT-2463 base unit and handset, AC power adapter, battery pack, phone line cord, instructions

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Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition; includes 90-day warranty
• Handset display-and-dial feature; 3-line backlit LCD
• 2.4 GHz analog signal
• Caller ID/call waiting, 99-call memory
• Integrated answering system with remote operation

Amazon.com Product Description

This stylish silver Southwest Bell GH4010MS 2.4 GHz DSS cordless phone offers functional solutions that can be used throughout the house or small office. Featuring a base speakerphone, an integrated digital answering system, caller ID and call waiting, plus multi-handset expandability, the GH4010MS solves many communications obstacles.

Using 2.4 GHz DSS technology, the GH4010MS provides increased call clarity and reduced background noise, plus increased call security and up to four times the range of standard 900 MHz phones. Base speaker quality is excellent, for clear speakerphone calls as well as message playback, and the handsets are lightweight and easy to use.

The handsets offer the convenience of shared memory for dialing ease, and each extension can be named for quick identification. Handsets can be used as individual intercom extensions, walkie-talkie style, or ring through complete with call waiting notification if someone's already on the line. The GH4010MS comes complete with base unit, two separate handsets, and two individual charging cradles. ... Read more

Features

• Handset-to-handset and base-to-handset intercom
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Supports caller ID with call waiting
• Expandable; integrated speakerphone in base
• Memory dialing shared among handsets

Reviews (49)

Terrible, Terrible phone!!
We have had this phone for about a year.After about 3 - 6 months, the display on one of the handsets started to fade.Now it's totally gone.The display on the other handset is now 3/4 gone.We have also experienced the sporadic beeping while the phone is in use.We thought that this brand name would be one of the better ones.Boy were we wrong!This was such a waste of money, too bad we've had it so long.Otherwise, we'd try and get our money back.

Worked Great for a while then look out phone turns on you!!
I had purchased this phone system like others because the price was such a good value so I thought. It was not long before the caller ID display started fading then completely went out on both handsets. Then theirs that problem with the talk buttons on both handsets sometimes they work sometimes they don't. This phone system is a waste of your money. Please Don't buy it.

My Display Went Out Too...
On both handsets. Now my caller ID is useless. Looks like I'm not the only one with this problem.

Good for a while, then blank!
These phones were great for us, sound ok, but now after about 2 years, two of the three screens are out.I have not tried to put in a new battery because the phone still works, and they cost about 29.00 bucks.I am disappointed in the quality as well as so much of the electronics out there these days.The old phones still work great, but too bad they are not cordless.

keep looking
I have had the same problem everyone else has had with these phones display is fading and line problems. I made the mistake of buying two more additional handsets they do not have problems yet but Im sure it is just a matter of time. My advice is keep looking do not buy this phone! ... Read more

Reviews (4)

Bad Phone
Reception is acceptable.Caller ID window is very small and the text font in it is incredibly small.After four months the speaker starting going in and out during every call.Sometimes the speaker would go out for a couple minutes at a time. Now I'm back buying another phone, not GE this time.

Don't waste your money!
We have had this crappy phone for one year. and its like we had it for 6 years. it won't dial the correct number, it makes loud funny noises, you have to press the key pad very hard to dial, and it doesn't last as long off charge like they say...

Great Purchase
I am very happy with my purchase.The best part about the phone is the headset. The quality of the headset is very good.I also like the message-waiting feature.The phone will blink when you have a new message on your voicemail. I would definitely recommend this phone to anyone.

SEAMS TO WORK GREAT
I have a good opinion of this phone. It is a good deal for th eprice. Not so comfortable for long periods of time though. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Southwestern Bell's GH4050MS 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum cordless phone system offers the convenience of two handsets, plus a fully-digital answering system in the base unit.

The stylish and streamlined handsets each come with thier own charging cradles, and house convenient call features such as 10-number memory dialing, intercom between handsets, and even three-way conferencing with both units being able to talk simultaneously to a third party. Handsets also feature three-line backlit LCDs that offer convenient access to caller ID and call waiting functions, and store up to 40 name/number caller ID memory locations.

The base unit houses an integrated digital answering system with up to 15 minutes of message recording time, as well as full speakerphone operation and an additional LCD that displays caller ID and answering system information.

What's in the Box
Base unit, 2 handsets with individual charging cradles, 2 batteries, 2 AC power supplies/chargers, 1 telephone line cord, instructions, warranty information ... Read more

Features

• Speakerphone in base
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• Digital answering system
• 2 handsets, intercom between handsets
• Caller ID with call waiting

Reviews (5)

Don't Buy This Phone!
Almost since the beginning this phone would beep ocassionally during a call, to the person I was calling, and just sort of go quiet on my end.I called Southwestern Bell and they were not helpful, except to say to send it in.Which I refused to do.From other reviews, it seems this is a defect of the phone.The screen also went blank after a year or so, like other reviewers have mentioned.I just got phone service that includes Caller ID and can't even see the number.I am now shopping for a new phone.

Good, until...
I've had this phone system for just over 1 year (just out of warranty, naturally).It worked pretty well, with good sound and range.The answering machine was above average and had good features.Handset only holds 30 phone numbers in memory - which is very limiting for me.Now, for the really bad news --- A few weeks ago, I noticed the LCD screen characters on one of the handsets was starting to disappear.A few days later the other handset started doing the same.Now, just a few weeks later, both LCD screens are totally illegible.I have not dropped or misused these phones, so what's up SWBell?I won't be buying another Bell phone after this experience.

short life quality
We purchased 2 sets of these and the caller ID screens have gone out on 3 out of 4 units after 6 months. The sound quality on 1 is distant and faded, and on another it has a severe echo. Disappointed with the life and quality of the product for the money spent.

It's ok, wouldn't buy it again
My husband & I bought this phone for the gHz and DSS technology.When we installed it, for the few couple weeks when we got a phone call, there was an echo sound.That ultimately went away, but recently there is a "beep" that occurs on the other side of the line.It sounds like I pushed one of the digits, but the person on the other side of the line hears the beep.On my side of the line, it sounds like the other person's call waiting beeped.I've called Southwestern Bell twice and have followed the instructions, to no avail.They want me to mail it in to be fixed.Such a hassle for an expensive phone.

Keep looking
My wife and I bought this setup in hopes of having more phones located throughout the house.That part worked out well. After approx. 3 months the caller id screens, which also displays the menu, quit displaying anything. Phones still work, you just can't see the number you are dialing, no big deal had to do this for so many years before.The volume must be constantly adjusted, it appears they have a feature built in to go to midrange volume everytime you answer the phone, not a bad idea, but as someone with a slight hearing problem it is quite annoying to have to increase the volume everytime I talk to someone.I tend to use my cell phone for local calls instead of the home phone now. ... Read more

Product Description

Everything you need in a cordless phone! Transmitting across a higher 2.4 GHz frequency, this phone benefits from a reduced number of interfering signals for noticeably enhanced clarity. Digital answering system with 15 minutes of record time features three voice mailboxes, Caller ID has a 100-number directory, a 90-number caller ID/call waiting call log and message waiting indicator. Comes with base speakerphone and intercom service between handset and base. Model# 1455. ... Read more

Features

• 3 mailboxes for convenient organization
• 2.4 GHz dual band cordless telephone
• 99 name/number caller ID/call waiting capability
• 50 speed dial memory
• 15 minute digital recording time

Reviews (16)

Reasonable phone for a reasonable price
I've had this phone for almost 2 years. Works fine anywhere in my apartment, but part of that is probably good selection of the base location. Sound quality is excellent, battery life good. I get no interference from any one else or from other equipment, and I have at least 3 wireless networks in range of this phone. Even better, the phone doesn't interfere with them! A little funky to program and set up, but okay. Features that would be great to have: battery backed clock; easy access to ringer volume control. I wrote this review because I saw a lot of people slagging this phone and it didn't seem balanced because its worked okay for me.

Nice features....Flawed engineering
This phone comes in several flavors, silver and gold (1460) trim.
My experience is with the 1460. I had all the same problems that were already mentioned.The phone comes with many nice features, but the basic operation is inferior. Range issues with going through just one wall at 10 feet, constant background static, and your own voice is played back too loud and with static, through the ear piece. A similar problem low cost Uniden 2.4G experience.Note, this is not a true 2.4Gig phone, only the base transmits at 2.4GHz, the handset transmits at 900 MHz according to the owner's manual.I returned it and got a Motorola 362 in the same price range. Fewer features, but works well and good sound quality.

AT&T 2.4gig 1455 phone
If it has an AT&T logo on it, don't get it. I have had this phone for about a year. I dealt with the static because this phone wasn't my main one. The problem I have with this phone now; the handset cannot connect with the base unit. I put a new battery in it, and followed everything the manual and what I could find on the web said to do and still it can't connect. Totally useless. I would return it but unfortunately I did not buy it at Target. I got it at the now closed Service Merchandise. This phone now sits in a pile of my other AT&T "goods?".

I do not recommend this phone.

The Disappearing Caller ID and Garbled Messages
A co-worker purchased the same phone and had the same problem. The display on the caller ID is very faint, difficult to read, and often parts of the letters and numbers are missing. The sound quality on the messages is kind of muffled, and when you turn up the volume, that only makes it worse. We've seen these phones discounted down to $$, so you'd be crazy to pay full-price for this.

Good Phone
This phone works well. I live in a large apartment complex and have never had problems with picking up other people's conversations or major static interference. The handset was somewhat awkward the first few times I used the phone; the ear piece is a little too flat and the curve of the back of the phone is not quite right. However, after a few uses, I grew accustomed to it and I am quite happy with this phone. The answering machine is easy to use and can store many messages. The answering machine remote access feature is also very convenient. ... Read more

Product Description

2.4GHz with Caller ID BLACK - 2.4GHz Compact cordless telephone- Caller ID, call waiting caller ID- 30# Caller ID memory- 10# Memory dial locations- Trilingual menu options- Earpiece and ringer volume control- Handset locator- Wall mountable- Last number redial/flash/pause- Voicemail message waiting indicator- 3-Line LCD- Keypad on handset only- Mute ringer capability- Black
Package Contents:- Cordless phone- Rechargeable battery- AC adapter- Belt clip- Telephone cord- Manual ... Read more

Features

• Hearing aid and headset compatible; belt-clip
• Visual voicemail waiting indicator
• 2.4 GHz analog signal
• Caller ID with call waiting, 30-name-and-number log
• 10 programmable memory-dialing locations

Reviews (2)

This phone is junk
I bought this phone about a month ago as a gift.Price was right and the online reviews that I read seemed good for the most part.Needless to say, I am VERY disappointed.2 days after having the phone, I would hear various loud beeps when moving around the house.My friend on the other end of the line said he thought he was playing "Asteroids."Whenever somone was trying to call, the call waiting would beep, then would be followed by a screeching sound in my ear.I returned this phone and am awaiting a refund.

Aside from the major problems with the phone, my similar GE model had more features.This phone does not have a backlit display or numbers so that you can see it in the dark.When you put it on the charger, it doesn't beep like most phones do to let you know it's on there correctly.Also, if you are wall mounting this phone (like I did) it comes with this HUGE cord that does not fit in the base.I actually went out and bought a small 6-inch cord to make it look nice.

Overall, I was very dissatisfied with this phone.This was my first experience with a Uniden product that was not a CB radio or Scanner.I won't be buying another one ever again.

Reasonably good phone for the price
I was skeptical to buy this phone base on the price but I was pleasantly surprised. For the cheap price tag its a good phone. Reception is good. Range is OK. Nice features with caller ID. I especially like the auto-talk feature where you just remove the phone from its base and start talking without pressing any button. Good buy. ... Read more