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(More customer reviews)Never knew what
"Skype" was until I bought another phone
at Wal-mart...and hooked it up and was able to make clear sounding
call thru the interest for pennies a minute.
Later I wanted to be able to sit on the couch and talk so
I found this cordless iPhone by Linksys (a name I trust) and this
is
cordless and I can talk anywhere, even has a speaker.
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Linksys iPhone CIT300 - Cordless phone / USB VoIP
phone - DECT - Skype
Product Description:
Get cordless handset convenience when you use Skype! Now your don't
have to sit in front of your computer when you want to talk to your
friends. The Linksys cordless Dual-Mode Internet telephony kit
comes with the handset, charger, and a USB base station that plugs
into your computer. Dual-Mode capability lets you choose whether to
make calls over a standard telephone line or with the Skype
application running on your PC. Just select who you want to talk to
from your contact list on your Handset, press a button, and get
ready to talk.Of course, the Handset supports SkypeOut dialing as
well as your Skype contact list. It rings when you have a Skype or
SkypeIn call coming in, and shows the caller's ID on the screen.
The Handset also supports call waiting and Skype's optional
Voicemail service. When you're on a call, you can hit the Mute
button for privacy, or use the speakerphone function to let
everyone join in.In short, the Linksys Dual-Mode Cordless Internet
telephony kit allows you to choose to make calls to other Skype
users or over your existing standard telephone line. You'll get the
convenience of a cordless phone and all its features, plus the
high-quality voice reception that you get from Skype on your PC,
without being tied to your computer.
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Date Published: Apr 17, 2012 - 12:25 pm

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(More customer reviews)I was looking for
both a desktop speaker and headset (for working out and general
entertainment) for my Blackjack II music.After hours of headset
comparisons I decided on one and then went on to find a desktop
speaker and stumbled upon this Altec Lansing desktop/travel speaker
with a detachable headset.There is a little door in between the
speakers which holds a small unit into which you plug wired, very
comfortable earphones (and I have small ears).The pairing is very
easy and the sound is pretty impressive especially considering the
size of the shiny black speaker unit.Right now I am listening to XM
radio through the headphones and it sounds amazing.I am extremely
impressed and I am very critical.By the way I did not order the
other headset cause this does it all!!!Oh and it comes with this
nice case which holds the speaker and earphones.The price on the
box was $99. . .I got it for $34 plus shipping but it would have
definately been worth the $99 as well!!:)
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Altec Lansing T515 Portable Speaker for Stereo
Bluetooth Phone
Product Description:
One of the first speaker systems developed for the convergence of
music-enabled cell phones and wireless audio streaming, the Altec
Lansing T515 combines three audio devices in one: a portable stereo
system, a speaker phone, and a wearable headset. The system
coordinates the devices in imaginative ways. Say you're wirelessly
streaming your tunes from your phone to the T515 speaker or headset
when a voice call rings in. With the touch of a button, you can
pick up the call from the T515 as either a speakerphone or directly
from your cell phone, leading the music to shut off automatically.
Then, when your call is done, you can hit the same button and the
music will return. And that's just one of the T515's many
innovative functions.
The key to the T515's impressive versatility is the pendant, which
wirelessly captures a stereo music stream from the cell phone using
A2DP Bluetooth technology. Listeners have the option of removing
the pendant and using it as a headset, as it includes a built-in
microphone and earbuds, or they can simply turn their cell phones
into first-class speakerphones for occasions when several people
need to converse at once. Further, the pendant's AVRCP Bluetooth
protocol allows two-way (back and forth) wireless communication
between the phone and the T515. And should you want to control the
speaker system from a distance, the pendant handles that, too, as
it syncs up with your phone to create a wireless remote
control.
Most importantly for music fans, the T515 produces high-quality,
crystal-clear sound, with a unique orientation that boosts bass and
stereo separation as well as overall volume. Other details include
power and volume buttons along the top for easy fingertip
adjustment; a lightweight, portable design with a carrying case for
easy transport; a shielded design that prevents speaker buzz; a 3.5
mm auxiliary input and cable for connecting an MP3 player, iPod, or
personal CD player; and a seven-hour battery life using four AAA
batteries (included). The T515, which measures 7.5 by 3 by 2.4
inches (W x H x D), is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
Speaker/dock, wireless pendant headset, earbuds, four AAA
batteries, AC adapter, line-in cord, USB charging cable, user's
manual.
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Date Published: Apr 16, 2012 - 3:08 am

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(More customer reviews)Got this primarily
so we could work anywhere in the house on our PC laptops. Granted,
a Linksys wireless router would have been cheaper, but the Airport
Extreme also serves as a wireless print server and that (plus the
fact that our primary computer is a Mac) was what sealed the deal
for us. Our cabling setup is:
Cable modem -> Linksys Wired 4-Port Router -> Airport Extreme
-> Lexmark Optra E312L
Our laptops use Linksys Wireless-G cards and get good reception
throughout the house. Our G4 and PS2 are hooked directly into the
wired Linksys Router for their connectivity. The trick to using it
with an existing router is to turn off the NAT addressing feature
of the Airport Extreme so that it acts only as an Ethernet "bridge"
to the wireless computers; the Linksys router assigns all the IP
addresses for everything on the system including the PC laptops.
The PCs can print wirelessly to the laser printer via the Airport
and so can the Mac. Bonus!
Setup was very quick - about 15 minutes to get everything plugged
in. The hard part was getting the security set up correctly (and
yes, you'd better secure your wireless network) as the format for
passwords was different on the Mac vs. PC platforms. Had to do some
Web searches to find out how to make them speak the same language
(hex). Has worked flawlessly since then. If I had to do it over,
would buy it again in a heartbeat.
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Apple M8799LL/A AirPort Extreme Base Station with
Modem and Antenna Port
Product Description:
The AirPort Extreme Base Station with Modem and Antenna Port is
compatible with the industry-standard 802.11b wireless networking
protocol, which means all AirPort products, as well as Wi-Fi
certified 802.11b wireless products. For higher performance you
will need to have both the Airport Extreme Card and the AirPort
Extreme Base Station. The range of AirPort Extreme is up to 50 feet
at 54 Mbps and up to 150 feet at 11 Mbps. The Base Station can be
used in conjunction with an Ethernet connection (such as with a
cable modem, DSL modem, or Ethernet network) through the integrated
Ethernet port, or with a telephone line through a modem.
The AirPort Extreme Base Station with Modem and Antenna Port also
supports USB or Ethernet wireless printer sharing. Just plug in a
compatible USB or Ethernet printer and with Mac OS X on your
computer you can quickly and easily print. You can use the new USB
port to attach a USB printer or use the 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN
port to plug in an Ethernet printer directly into the base
station.
With the new AirPort Extreme Base Station with Modem and Antenna
Port, up to 50 users can work and play on the Internet
simultaneously up to 150 feet away from an Ethernet connection or a
phone line. The Base Station comes equipped with a built-in
firewall to protect sensitive data on your computer and the ability
to secure transmissions with support for 128-bit encryption.
The AirPort Extreme Base Station with Modem and Antenna Port lets
you manage the range of your wireless network. An external antenna
port is provided for you to attach an external antenna. There are
two types of antennas available: an omni-directional and a
directional, which extend the range of the AirPort Extreme base
station. There is also a software feature that allows you on reduce
the size of your wireless network, down to just a single room for
extra privacy.
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Date Published: Apr 15, 2012 - 10:55 am

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(More customer reviews)I got the version
of this phone that comes with 4 handsets instead of 3
(DS36322-4).My main reason for the purchase was that you can link
your cell phone to it through bluetooth.This feature works well.I
no longer need to carry my cell phone around the house.It has a
custom ring and a visual display to let you know if it's your land
line or your cell phone that is ringing.I was also able to easily
download my cell phone address book so I can make calls through the
vtech handset.Calls are crystal clear.Battery life seems good.
Sadly, the good news stops there.As another reviewer mentioned, you
can't rename the handsets.That means if you want to page another
handset, you need to know which one by #.You also can't do a
broadcast page to all handsets (despite being called
"intercom").Also,you can't customize the ringer by time of day.With
my old phone system,for example, you could set the handset in the
bedroom to automatically not ring at night.The menu options aren't
very intuitive.I've had to refer to the manual many times.
The problems are easy things to fix.I would have easily given the
phone 5 stars if the annoyances weren't there.I can only assume
that vtech hasn't done any consumer testing or listened to any
feedback.
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VTech DS6322-3 - Cordless phone w/ call waiting
caller ID and answering system - DECT 6.0 + 2 additional
handset(s)
Product Description:
Connects to bluetooth enabled cellular phones to make and receive
cellular calls with the ease and comfort of a home phone
systemavoid the mad dash to catch a cell call before it goes to
voicemail. download your cellular phonebook directory to this
cordless phone systemdial a landline or cellular call from the
directory for easy access. with 14 minutes of recording time the
digital answering system answers the call when you cant. No tapes
or moving parts. dect 6.0 digital technology provides the best
sound quality security and range in cordless phones interference
free for crystal clear conversationswill not interfere with
wireless networks and other electronic devices protect yourself
from identity theft with digital securityyour call is digitized and
encrypted making it nearly impossible for someone to eavesdrop
three handset systemincludes 3 handsets and requires only one phone
jack expandable up to 12 handsets using only one phone jackuses
ds6301 accessory handset stores over 2000 directories from up to
four different cell phonesno need to input names and numbers into
your cordless phone landline service not requiredworks great for
cellular only households two cell phones can be actively connected
to the basecellular calls can be made or received from either of
these two active cell phones pair four different cell phones to the
base unit caller id/call waitingstores 50 calls digital answering
systemno tapes or moving parts handset speakerphoneenjoy hands-free
conversations on each handset intercom between handsetsno more
shouting dinner time! transfer calls between handsets conference an
outside call between handsets 50 name and number phonebook
directoryeasily store and dial frequently called numbers 14 minutes
of recording time backlit message counter
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Date Published: Apr 14, 2012 - 2:48 am

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(More customer reviews)the phone works
better than the uniden i had before but the channels thing is kinda
confusing but it works
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General Electric 25881EE3 5.8Ghz Corded-Cordless
Phone Bundle With Answering Machine
Product Description:
GE 5.8GHz Corded/Cordless Phone Bundle (25881EE3)Combination
package: This bundle comes with a corded phone and two cordless
handsets, so you can have phones in three rooms of your home or
office.5.8GHz system: 5.8GHz technology offers the best available
performance, with increased sound quality, enhanced range and
heightened security.Digital answering system: Record up to 14
minutes of messages on this tapeless digital system with message
counter.Remote message playback: Access your messages from any
touch-tone phone.Call-waiting caller ID: See who's calling, even
when you're on the phone. Requires phone company service.Caller ID
memory: This phone saves contact information for the 40 newest
incoming calls.Speakerphone: The base features a speakerphone built
right in so you can talk hands-free. Handy features: The handset
has a three-line backlit LCD, mute button and handset volume
control. Wi-Fi friendly: This phone won't interfere with your home
or office's wireless network.Item DescriptionFor seamless
performance, unlimited range and total clarity, GE's line of 5.8
GHz digital cordless phones delivers. With sleek styles and simple
features, keeping in-touch with family and friends is now easier
Date Published: Apr 13, 2012 - 9:48 am

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(More customer reviews)I spent lots of
time researching this phone (although the package I bought came
with 4 phones total, as opposed to 3), and I had very high hopes. I
needed a good, loud cordless phone because my husband is in Iraq
and his calls are sometimes very hard to hear on my old cordless.
I've seen lots of mixed reviews about this phone, but I took a
chance on it - and I just want to say I love it!! It's super loud
ringing, and I can hear my husband(and others) loud and clear. I
have the extra handsets sprinkled all over the house so I never
have to make a mad dash to the phone again. My ONLY complaints are
minor. They lack the "heft" that I like my phones to have, and the
bases that the extra handsets charge in are a *little* flimsy, but
overall I am very happy!
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ATandT EL42308 5.8 GHz Cordless Phone with Three
Handsets and Answering System
Product Description:
The AT&T EL42308 5.8 GHz Cordless Phone with Three Handsets and
Answering System features 5.8 GHz analog technology and a built-in
digital answering system. By utilizing the 5.8 GHz spectrum, the
EL42308 has better sound quality, enhanced range, and increased
security compared to phones that operate on a lower bandwidth, such
as 2.4 GHz. The EL42308 includes three handsets (along with a base
and two charging cradles) that allows you to use all three handsets
through a single phone jack. You can transfer a call from one
handset to another. The phone features a 30 entry phonebook
directory and has a lighted keypad and display. The EL42208 is
caller ID and call waiting capable, with a 30 name/number caller ID
history. An indicator tells you when you have a new call and when
you have missed one.
A built-in digital answering machine system records messages on
microchips for reliable performance, instant access to messages,
and the ability to selectively save and delete messages. The
answering machine features enough memory for 11 minutes of
recording time, and a message time/day stamp lets you know when the
missed message was received. The phone is table and wall mountable
for placement flexibility.
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Date Published: Apr 12, 2012 - 3:49 am

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(More customer reviews)I am quite pleased
with this phone.I have had it a few months now and I have not had
any problems.I had looked at buying this phone on eBay, but I found
it at the same price here on Amazon (once you figure shipping and
everything).The sound quality is very clear, and the range is quite
good.It does not interfere with my wireless 802.11g network at
all.I have only a few complaints. The buttons on the base station
are small and not laid out too intuitively. You have to clear the
Caller ID info on the handset(s) and the base station individually.
And the ringer on the base station has 3 settings; Annoying, Very
annoying, and Off (The handset ringers are pretty good though). The
battery life so far has been fine.I like that you can transfer
phonebooks between the handset and the base station, and that you
can check messages from the base station or the handset.I
researched quite a few 5.8GHz phones, including all of the similar
Panasonics, most of the Motorolas, and a few of the VTechs.And this
family of Uniden phones (there are 2 handset and 3 handset versions
also) seemed to be the best.
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Uniden TRU8885 5.8 GHz Digital Expandable Cordless
Phone with Answering System and Dual Keypads (Black/Silver)
Product Description:
UNIDEN TRU-8885
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Date Published: Apr 11, 2012 - 5:45 am

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(More customer reviews)This is a must
have, if you like skype. I never liked the pc calls in the early
days due to the voice drops and the choppy sounds. But ever since
skype came on to the scene, it has been a great experience. The
voice quality is unbelievable. I have my folks from India calling
me (I am located in US) from their PC using skype. Best of all it
is free for me, as the internet connectivity is broadband for both
my parents and me, so we can talk for ever without any per
minutecharges to the telecommunication company.
One issue with skype was that I am kind of tethered to the PC.
Well, not any more. With the vosky call center, I am no where near
my PC. Infact I use skype from my mobile phone these days.
(see it is free after night and weekends for both incoming and
outgoing calls). You might be thinking I have some of those fancy
paid skype services such as skypein and skype out. Well No, nada.
What makes it possible is this little product.
The setup is fairly simple. It has just three outlets. The
telephone line goes to one of them. The other outlet connects to
the telephone. The third one is a USB port which goes to the PC
(with windows xp). I keep the PC always on with skype connected
with my account. Now, I have setup all my family and friends with
speed dialing numbers such as 1, 2 etc. Now all I have to call them
from my regular phone is ##1.
Also dialing ## takes me to this vosky call center exchange. I can
call any of my contacts with the preset speed dial numbers I have
setup. Also, I can call from my mobile phone to my home phone
number and access my callcenter(like those answering systems -
password protected). Another cool feature is that I can put a
wakeup call on any phones, whenever my contacts become online. So I
do not have to setup a ren de vouz with my parents for a
prearranged time for the PC calls. All they have to do is call my
skype account, and my regular phone will ring. Also, from my phone,
I can call my skype contact, and if they are offline, it gives me
an option to
altert me when they become on line. So as soon as my parents sign
in, I get alerted on my phone(or mobile).
Also, my PC has VPN, skype and call center software works in both
mode. So thats is great too. Also, when the PC is off, my regular
phone works as before.
Also you have the option to setup an answering system, which will
route all calls to your PC as audio files.
Do not waste time buying USB phone/mic/speakers etc, when you can
use your regular phone, anywhere, anytime.
I will post some pictures of my setup on www.emindshop.com
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Actiontec VoSKY Skype Call Center ( USB07051C-01
)
Product Description:
Now VoSKY Call Center from Actiontec takes the great sound quality
and low cost of Skype calls and makes these features accessible
everywhere, on any phone. Place Skype and SkypeOut calls from your
home, mobile, office or any phone .Receive incoming Skype calls to
any phone. Get notified on any phone when your Skype contact
becomes online
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Date Published: Apr 10, 2012 - 3:49 am

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(More customer reviews)I bought this to
eliminate my house land line.Once the land line was shut off
(number transferred to another cell phone, always positioned next
to the XLNK), I ran the phone cord from the wall to the XLNK.Then,
all the phones in the house (wired or wireless) called out and
answered the cell phone.The kitchen phone has an answering machine,
and that answering machine picks up - not the cell phone voicemail.
(which is the way we wanted it).
Here's the problem.Calling out from a house phone to the bank or
some other number that requires additional numbers to be dialed
after you connect.You know, 2 for English, that kind of thing.The
additional numbers dialed on any of the house phones do not "take"
- I have to run over to the connected cell phone and press them in
there to get them to work.I contacted the manufacturer, and they
knew about the problem, but had no solution.
Be sure to get the model that works both with and without a land
line - If we add a security system, we'll have to get a land line
again, and I'd still like it to work.The $10 cheaper model only
works WITHOUT a live land line.
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Xlink Cell Battery Gateway
Product Description:
Ditch your landline service with the XLink ITC-BTTN Bluetooth
Device, without losing the use of your corded or cordless phone
system at home or in your office. Almost any cell phone with
Bluetooth wireless technology will work with XLink. The XLink
family of products make it possible to send and receive cell phone
calls using regular telephones. No more searching for your cell
phones - just use regular phones at home or in the office. The
XLink can simultaneously connect to three different cell phones -
one for each family member. As many standard telephones as desired
can be plugged into the back of the XLink. Whenever any of the
connected cell phones ring, all the standard telephones ring also.
You can also combine your home phone service plus cellular service
into one device. Let the ITC-BTTN manage your inbound and outbound
calls between your phone company and cellular service provider.
Caller ID Call Waiting Voice Dialing Speed Dialing Voicemail Access
Automatic and Manual Dialing Echo Cancellation Telephone Connector
Upgradeable Global Design Suitable for VOIP Gateway/Channel Bank
Applications USB 2.0 port Bluetooth -Compliance to class 2 power,
Minimum V1.1; Handsfree profile; Output power 0dBm; Frequency
2.4GHz Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) -4.5 in (11.5 cm) x 1.7
in (4.5 cm) x 4.5 in (11.2 cm)
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Date Published: Apr 08, 2012 - 11:48 am

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(More customer reviews)Living in the Bay
Area you would expect ADT and Bay Alarm to be one of the best deals
since they are the main players but !ADT tried to screw me for
$1900 for a third rate system ! Never will I ever recommend ADT
again ! Worst ever !Bay Alarm was not bad for the price but
customer service was sub par.
What I learned is that there are 2 basic systems Honeywell (lynx)
is pretty good but VERY hard to programOR GE Simon XTwhich is VERY
user friendly and easy to program.You can search youtube for videos
and ebay for the deals but then it boils down to Monitoring.
Both Systems you can use the land-line to call to check on the
system statue but If the Burglar cuts the line or power goes out
your screwed. Go with Cellularthey can't cut the phone line !
Monitoring ... you can go without paying on both but they what's
the point,That is my point and why I went with
FrontPointSecurity.
Their monitoring is interactive. I can check on my cell or internet
oh how my house is doing @ ANYTIME !Other companies charge you an
arm and leg for this feature.
Bottom line, GE Simon XT is a great system to install, Battery
backup can be Mod. to add more batteries (daisy chained for longer
backup power)Can use both Landline and Cellular for interaction and
ALL wireless !Peace of Mind !
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80-649-3N-XT - GE SIMON XT WIRELESS Security
System
Product Description:
Simon XTTM is a cost-effective security system that offers up to 40
zones of burglary and fire protection, and which complies with SIA
False Alarm Standards. With a built-in display touchpad and a
status speaker that provides visual and voice messages for
feedback, Simon XT is well suited for houses, apartments, and
condominiums.The Simon XT panel comes standard with 40 wireless
zones, or it can be set up with 38 wireless zones and two built-in
hardwired supervised burglary zones (normally-closed loop only).
The built-in radio receiver works with both crystal and SAW
LearnModeTM sensors.Simon XT supports off-premises telephone
control to arm and disarm the system, check system status, activate
no-entry delay, or activate the latchkey feature. With latchkey
capabilities, the panel can be programmed to notify customers if
the system has not been disarmed at a scheduled time.Simon XT
supports convenient system operation from anywhere within the
premises with the use of wireless touchpads. Choose from the Remote
Handheld Touchpad, two-, four-, or five-button crystal or SAW
Keychain Touchpads (keyfobs), or two-button ELM Keychain Touchpad.
ELM (encrypted LearnMode) technology secures every keychain
touchpad transmission. When powered by the optional line carrier
transformer, adding X10-based modules lets customers control
lights, appliances, and other devices.Simon XT can send messages to
a central monitoring station using SIA or Contact ID (CID) formats.
The panel can also report alarms to another land-line phone
location or cell phone using Voice Event Notification. Built-in
two-way voice capability with VOX (voice-activated switching)
provides additional security and emergency contact with the control
monitoring station.
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Date Published: Apr 07, 2012 - 2:43 pm

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(More customer reviews)After trying
AT&T, Siemens, and Uniden, this one is the best. I had been
using a Siemens Gigaset 2400 system for the past few years and it
quit working so I embarked on a quest to find the perfect new
cordless multihandset w/answering machine phone system.
First, I brought home the AT&T 5480 5.8GHz system. I really
wanted to like this phone. I liked the 3 mailboxes, something most
other phones lack. I loved the simple intuitive design, but it
suffers from some drawbacks: it was the most expensive of the
three, has separate phonebooks on each handset, the recorded
messages are recorded at a very low volume, cannot access messages
from handsets only the base, and the Call ID logs must be cleared
individually from each handset as well as the base unit. But worst
of all, the range was terrible. When using either handset from a
back room in the house, the sound would cut in and out making it's
use near impossible.
Next I tried the latest 2.4GHz system from Siemens. The answering
machine is now included in the handset, not on the base. This made
using the phone very confusing and difficult for my wife, also
there is no plug for using a headset. Back it went.
Then I brought home the Uniden TRU5885-2. I like the high tech
looks of the phone but my wife did not, it is a bit "techy" for her
tastes. The good: The range is excellent and sound is very clear
from anywhere in the house. Messages can be retrieved from the base
or a handset. Distinctive ring tones can be assigned to stored
phone numbers, this is a nice feature and usefull at times like
dinner when you would rather let the answering machine get the call
unless it is from someone important. Can store up to 10 speed dial
numbers accessible by pressing and holding a number 0-9 (the other
phones do not have this). Areas for improvement: button layout and
use is a bit confusing (especially for my wife) but you get used to
it after a few days. Uniden could learn a few things in this area
by looking at the Siemens or AT&T phone's menu system. Separate
phonebooks and Call ID logs on the handsets, why? You should not
have to enter stored phone numbers twice, it gets very tedious and
time consuming. Should have the option to delete the Call ID logs
fromindividual or all handsets.Ringer volume needs more settings,
can only choose off, low or high. Needs more and/or better choices
for ring tones, some of the included ones are just plain annoying.
Would like to see downloadable tones made available, just like on
my cell phone. Lastly, I would like to see anindicator on the
display showing the amount of charge in the battery.
Overall, this is currently the best of the multihandset answering
machine cordless phone systems and the one I am keeping.
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Uniden TRU5885-2 5.8 GHz Cordless Phone with Caller
ID, Answering System, and Dual Handsets
Product Description:
Note: The Uniden TRU5885-2 is no longer being manufactured. You
may want to consider purchasing instead the newer Uniden TRU8885-2
5.8 GHz Digital Cordless Phone with Dual Handsets and Answering
System.
Some of us need much more from our phones than just a little redial
button. Sometimes a flash feature simply isn't enough. For users
who demand extensive features, Uniden's TRU5885-2 delivers.
Functioning at a quiet, nearly interference-free 5.8 GHz, the two
handsets use digital spread spectrum transmission for exceptional
range and minimal static. The three-line handset LCDs work in
conjunction with caller ID services, storing 100 names and numbers
in addition to the speed-dial presets.
The dual speakerphones (both on the handsets and base) let you talk
hands-free or get the whole family in on the conversation. The
phone also features an integrated digital answering machine with
all the features you'd expect, like remote message check. And yes,
the phone does feature the basics, like flash, pause, hold, and
redial with memory storage of the last three numbers dialed. In
addition, you can dial either from the handsets or from the base.
Note that this phone is not expandable beyond the two included
handsets and chargers. NiMH batteries and a one-year warranty are
included.
What's in the Box
Base with built-in charger stand, additional charger stand, two
handsets, two rechargeable batteries, two AC power supplies, two
belt clips, one telephone line cord, instruction manual, warranty
information
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Date Published: Apr 06, 2012 - 5:20 am

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(More customer reviews)This phone does not
deserve one star, it deserves ZERO. The phone only works for 55 to
60 seconds before the call is cut off. Studied the manual,
re-registered the handsets, changed channels and security codes,
the works. Called tech support, and they say it must be
interference from electronics nearby. Our old phones worked just
fine sitting on top of the computer hutch and within a few feet of
the microwave (which is where the jacks are, so we had no choice),
so why couldn't these? They suggested another room. Ridiculous that
we can't have a phone in the family room or kitchen, but we tried
it. Didn't work in the bedroom, either. Of course not, there's a
CLOCK in there!!! Seems like the phone thinks it's too far from the
base (even when you are standing right next to it). Absolutely
worthless. I sure hope Home Depot takes this load of junk back!
Never again will I buy ANYTHING without checking reviews first, no
matter how good the sale price!
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Uniden DXAI5588-2 5.8 GHz Analog Cordless Phone with
Dual Handsets (Silver and Black)
Product Description:
A two-handset cordless phone system from Uniden, the DXAI5588-2
delivers a high level of signal clarity and comes loaded with
features. By utilizing the 5.8 GHz frequency, this model can offer
significantly greater range and clarity than many 900 MHz and 2.4
GHz phones. Caller ID and call waiting compatible, the DXAI5588-2
has a 30-number caller ID memory, as well as a 10 number speed dial
for your most important numbers.
You can easily access the phone's features via the handset LCD, and
dialing a displayed number is as easy as pressing the talk button.
A page button helps you to find a misplaced handset, and you can
switch between tone and pulse dialing modes easily. Handset and
ringer controls let you adjust volume levels to your liking, while
headset compatibility gives you the option of hands-free
communication.
A low-battery indicator lets you know when to return the handset to
its cradle for recharging, and a handset-to-handset call transfer
feature allows you to route incoming calls to the other handset
location. A built-in digital answering system provides up to 13
minutes of recording time, with a selectable 1 or 4-minute maximum
message length. Memo recording allows you to record messages and
notes for later recall, while remote message check lets you stay on
top of messages, even while you are away from home. The DXAI5588-2
is also wall-mountable, providing you with extra placement options.
This phone comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.
What's in the Box
Base, two handsets, charging cradle, two belt clips, two AC
adapters, two rechargeable batteries, telephone cord, setup guide,
owner's manual, other printed/promotional material,
warranty/service information
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Date Published: Apr 05, 2012 - 6:22 am

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(More customer reviews)It performs
reasonably well.It can be fussy about feeding multiple pages to
send, so it's generally best to feed them through one at a
time.That's really a pity, because the quick-scan feature, when it
works, is total gold.
But the toner.Oh, god, the toner.
I'm used to laser printers whining at me on the message display
about low or "out" toner, and I'm just as used to ignoring them.The
helpful people at Panasonic have decided that they don't like
people ignoring those messages, so they include a pleasant beep.And
when I say "pleasant", I mean it gives me nightmares.When the time
comes for the machine to be replaced (and it will come, oh yes, it
will come), I may run an extension cord outside so it can actually
be actively beeping as I go Office Space on it.
Anyway, toner.To guard against the possibility of someone with
super-human will tuning out the beeping (or perhaps to guard
against the deaf), they also have included a helpful print out.On
this print out are several large bars of varying shades, designed,
presumably, to illustrate visually to you exactly how low your
toner is.
I have never seen this page print in anything but a perfect,
pristine manner.The bars are wonderful in their consistency, with
nary a hint of lightness.While this would be an excellent demo of
print quality, as a notification that the toner is low, I must
admit to some confusion.It's *perfect*.It *never prints light*.So
as far as I can tell, the only function it actually serves is to
*use more toner*.Quite a bit of toner, consideringthe large black
and near-black bars.
In amusing phone conversations with Panasonic, I've determined that
either A) there is no way to disable this helpful function or B)
there is, but they require a more substantial bribe than I've
offered to offset their loss in toner revenue.
It gets better.
After it's printed two or three of these frame-worthy gems over the
course of a week, it decides to play hard ball.Now it claims that
the toner is gone.Out.No toner remains.This is communicated in two
ways.One, the beep.Only this time it's incessant.The beep just goes
on and on until you replace the toner, unplug the machine, or throw
it out the window (and perhaps even then).It also...*prints out a
notice*.That's right, you read that correctly; to inform you that
there is no toner, it *uses toner*.I'm sure you've guessed the best
part already - this notice, like the joyous banners of greyscale
earlier, also prints perfectly.It's never been even a little
light.
Now we engage in a little off-broadway production for the benefit
of the fax machine."Ahh, pity," we say, opening the machine and
removing the toner unit."We're out of toner.Guess I'll have to get
more toner.I'll just open this package over here," we continue, as
one of us makes crinkling noises in the background, and the other
grimly shakes the toner unit from side to side."Ah, good, I'll just
pop that in, then," we say, winking, as we remove the toner drum,
whisper an incantation over it, and pop it back in."Whew, good as
new.I'm sure glad we don't have to worry about any light printing
thanks to the Panasonic engineers," we shout with glee, as we put
the toner unit back in and close it up.
If we've said the incantations correctly, the fax machine accepts
our tribute and pretends everything is ok for a couple days, when
the process is then repeated.Usually we perform the ritual twice
successfully before it tires of our blandishments and insists the
toner is out, despite the repeated evidence of our eyes.At this
point we surrender to its whims and put a new drum unit in.
We lived with it...until we upgraded to the KX-FL511, which works
*exactly the same way*, except it is much better at scanning in
multiple pages unattended.
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Panasonic KX-FL501 Plain-Paper Laser Fax/copy
Machine
Product Description:
Offering a convenient package of phone, fax, and copier in one
sturdy casing, the Panasonic KX-FL501 provides home offices with
impressive options from all three of its functions.
As a copier, the laser technology brings you 600 dpi print quality
as well as the ability to enlarge or reduce. As many as 99 copies
can be made in one batch from a single original.
The telephone is ready for a variety of fee-based options from your
phone company, including caller ID and pager call. Straight out of
the box, you can use the 100-number speed dial and the one-button
switch between phone and fax. If you do have caller ID, you can
print a complete log of callers at the touch of a button.
The fax offers several options as well. Its 2 MB memory allows
storage of over 100 pages, while the 14.4 Kbps modem delivers your
pages at an average of eight seconds per page. With subscription to
an Internet faxing service, IQ-Fax can send your pages while
keeping your telephone line free. The paper tray has a capacity of
150 sheets in either letter or legal size. Panasonic provides a
one-year warranty on parts and labor.
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Date Published: Apr 04, 2012 - 11:36 am