18 Best Wireless Phone Jack (2022 Updated)

I purchased my Ooma Telo over three years ago, and have the ‘Ooma Premier’ annual membership with two phone numbers. We never use the second phone number, so when my aging in-laws moved in with us last month, I got the Linx to put a phone port in their room.

I simply created a second ‘Device’ in the configuration web site, and moved the unused phone number to the new device. The Link connected phone only rings when that number is dialed, and our phone number doesn’t ring in the in-laws room.

If I ever need a dedicated fax line, this would be the way to do it. You can have up to nine phone numbers on your Ooma account – they cost an additional $4. 99 each starting with the third number.

This is exactly what you need to connect a wired phone somewhere far from your Ooma Telo. Set up is very easy, works great. Have to warn you it’s not as big as it looks from the picture, about 1/3 of telo, but here size doesn’t matter.

Simple to hook up. Works as described. Crystal clear sound. I can now have a phone (or several phones if you plug in a base phone) anywhere in the house. Had I realized I could plug in my Ooma Telo in to drive the old phone wires in my house , I may not have bought this item.

However, now I use the Ooma Telo to run three phone upstairs and one downstairs where I had existing phone jacks, and I now also have a phone in my workshop, which was not wired for a phone, using the Phone Extender and only had to plug it in.

I have a great stereo setup, but it’s got an old type receiver unfortunately from before bluetooth was integrated. It’s a killer setup tho, and I don’t have any plans on ditching it for a more up to date version since the sound is so amazing.

All I needed was a way to stream somehow. Had a clunky direct connect cord, but hey, who wants to be tethered to their device? This handy little gadget is AMAZING. LONG charge/use time (over 8 hours so far), great distance (I’ve connected my phone and had it in a pocket and been all over my house and it doesn’t drop or distort even rooms away), and love the ability to control volume from the connected device.

It can also connect any old school headphone set and make them stream, and if you have an old school car stereo, as long as it has an audio jack, you can connect your phone easily. GREAT little gadget and so happy to have stumbled on it.

Scosche BT Freq Clip Wireless Audio Receiver I received the Scosche Bluetooth audio receiver in retail package in a plastic sleeve inside a bubble envelope and in apparent good condition. Upon opening the package I see 2 cables, a USB C to USB ended cable and a double male mini 1/8″ plug ended cable plus a L shaped double male ended plug adapter.

Both cables are approximately 3 feet long. I charged the unit which measures about 1 3/4″ X 3/4″ X 1/2″ thick. Fairly compact. I plugged it in my car stereo and turned it on and connected my phone quickly and smoothly, played some podcast and the quality is very good without distortion (as expected from a Bluetooth device) unlike the small car FM transmitters, I have never heard a FM transmitter that doesn’t have a lot of distortion.

This Bluetooth works well and at distance without disconnects. I went inside a aluminum sided building at least 50 feet away and it had no problems staying connected. 5 stars for that. It does have an auto off function that is good for saving battery life but each time you want to wirelessly connect your Bluetooth device, you have to press the power button even when connected to power.

It also resets the volume level every time it shuts off to a medium level. The volume control on the unit is a little confusing as the buttons are multi functional, but work well. All in all, with very little flaw and easy to use I would recommend this for anyone that wants Bluetooth capability of any non-Bluetooth device that has a aux plug.

For something i thought was a stopgap test of a “cheap” product, was I shocked. This isnt a “cheap” product, but an inexpensive one. It worked well right out of the box, my Sennheiser studio headphones work well with it and it connectes to my phone with no fuss.

The battery life is good considering the size of the unit. The sound is good too. Definitely a recommend.

I an a electrical engineer. This is the best wireless charger I have seen. Excellent item. This item actually charges my phone w/ the case on. My case is not thick but most dont work&it charges my S8+ fast w/my rapid charger.

The only little things I dont like is the charging LED goes on saying that it is charging and then goes off and never comes back on. Rather weird. But it does charge so I guess that is what matters. I have tried many chargers including Samsungs and this one kills them.

Second this unit does not come with a charging block. But the rapid charger that comes with your phone is the same thing.

We’ve tried a couple of these third-party magnetic field chargers and we’re VERY impressed with this Yootech model. Honestly, I’d never heard the brand name and figured it was just another Far East knockoff.

but the reviews were strong so we decided to take a chance. Very glad we did! We have two identical units in service now and couldn’t be happier. They include a nice quality USB cable and – best of all – know how to negotiate with higher voltage and current USB wall adapters to provide fast magnetic field charging if the wall adapter can handle it.

100% recommended!.

Just got it so I cant speak long term or for a full charge. But at first glance it looks super nice, its sleek and slim, and it works with an average case and pop socket and I know thats a huge selling point for people.

It was for me and Im happy to say it comes through. Time will tell how long it last, how fast it charges, and how hot it makes the phone.

If you have a landline and want an additional phone “jack” without actually having to install another jack, this works great. I bought this because the wall-mounted jack in my home office ceased to work for the second time in twelve years (problem with the exterior phone wire).

You plug the base unit into a wall outlet as near a (functioning) phone jack as possible, connecting the base unit to the phone and jack with those phone cords. You plug the extension unit into a wall outlet where you want put the new phone, and connect that phone to the extension unit.

In my case, I had to get longer phone cables for both the base unit and the extension, as the assumption that the jack would be near an outlet proved to be mistaken. Works great.

I used to avoid long distance wiring to second wired phone that is not used frequently. Voice quality is acceptable. It is important to follow the device instructions and avoid charges or power adapters plugged in to the same electric outlet.

works great, easy to install and actually performs as advertised. However if your home is subject to power interruptions the red light will come on and will have to be reset, At some point based on experience the unit will reach a point where it cannot be reset.

If you have an H44 receiver, wireless phone jack, and VoIP phone service. here is what you do. Connect base unit of wireless phone jack into electric outlet. Attach phone cord From “Line” on wireless phone jack base unit into home hard wired wall phone jack.

Connect extension wireless jack into electric outlet near H44 receiver. Connect phone cord into wireless extension jack and into H44 receiver. Make sure both wireless phone jacks’ lights are green. Then, connect a phone line from the VoIP modem to a hard wired wall phone jack.

Make sure you have caller ID “on” under the Extra settings, Caller ID, Notifications under menu. Should work without any problem!.

I recently added an internet phone line in my office and I wanted to extend this service to a phone in the kitchen. I bought this wireless jack in order to allow such operation but I was unable to dial out using the extended phone –The line tone was there but wouldn’t connect with the outside world.

Upon reading the user Manual I become aware that there are two versions of this model (PX-211d and PX-211v) one unit is used for data and the other for voice and data. Unfortunately I got the one for data only and not voice.

The Internet description is generic without any explanation of such differences it gives the misleading impression that the unit will work in any application. I tried different phones to no avail and I proceeded to plan B this was to call the manufacturer customer assistance.

All I got was a voice mail and a message saying we will call you later. I’m still waiting for a company rep to get in touch. I will return the unit and hope to get the right one or change manufacturer.

For a while, I have needed a wireless jack for the rooms in my home that do not have a telephone jack. After purchasing the Phonex Easy Jack PX211 Wireless Jack Base and Extension Unit all my needs have been resolved.

I am very happy with it! Now I can view caller ID from my tv set. This was one of my main concerns. I also received help from customer service to make sure I had it set up correctly. Thanks for all your help!.

Scenario: You have cut your landlines but keep missing calls at home and have to play “telephone tag” since you don’t carry your cell phone around in your house/apartment wherever you are or cannot hear your cell phone’s ring.

This Bluetooth compatible handset (comes in 2 or 3 handsets packages) will ring and alert you of that call. If you still have an analog or DSL land line than the base station allows you to connect to that.

You can pair a Bluetooth headset to the system according to the instructions. The only drawback is that only TWO separate cell phones can be paired at a time to the base station. Setup is quick but read the instructions.

Pairing the cell phones is easy (select phone 1 or 2 and it will detect that phone, Transfer of your phone number list is also easy). Text messaging is NOT detected only voice phone calls. You can also use the handsets in lieu of using your cell phone, so if your cell phone is in another room or floor, you do not have to run but pick up the handset instead.

Can use handset to make outside calls too (cell phone of course must be powered up and in “range” of handset. Can set up to 6 rings before the automatic answering kicks in. Handsets need at least initially 12 hours to fully charge then can last a few days without recharge or kept plugged in.

Could not find anything compatible at the competition and what was available was more “expensive”. Did not want to buy something online then have to go through the “hassle” of returning it but picked it up from the brick and mortar location to “look it over”.

Initially bought the 2 handset pack then found the 3 handset in stock and decided to cover 3 rooms for around $19+ more. You can add more handsets if needed but only TWO cell phones can be linked at a time (must replace one cell phone number with another) Like any review, what is “excellent”, “good”, “fair” etc.

to me may not be the same to you or your circumstances. For me this worked so I did not miss important phone calls. It does verbally warn of “Unknown Caller” if that number is not on transferred phone numbers from your paired call phone(s).

This phone system has enough annoyances that I’m wanting to get rid of it after a year. First the good: Sound is decent. The bad: * It’s supposed to be “full-duplex”. It’s not. When I talk, the speaker is muted so I can’t hear the other party * The talking caller ID feature, one of the main reasons why I bought this, is terrible.

It’s not very clear, and it can’t pronounce anything properly (at least in English). I get better, clearer pronunciation in my 11 year old car system. * If someone calls and just hangs up, it records it as a message.

So I have to plow through dozens of empty messages all the time. * When trying to delete these empty messages, if I don’t time pressing the message delete button just right, the message doesn’t get deleted.

* The menu system is very complicated * If the key tone is enabled, it can’t keep up if you enter a phone number too quickly. It then will drop digits you think you entered. * When entering a number, the handset tries to insert dashes to make the number readable (area code-exchange-number).

It’s only readable AFTER the entire number is entered. While entering a number it’s hard to figure out what you’re looking at because the hyphens are in meaningless places. * Redialing a previous number is needlessly complex.

Redialing the previously called number should be one key press. I’m not using the cell phone/bluetooth feature so I can’t speak to that.

Bluetooth pairing with cell was easy. Seems like the components of cordless sets, base station, and other items are all high quality. Instructions were well-detailed. Apparently, I misinterpreted the description of functionality between this landline unit and my cell.

I wear hearing aids, and my cell streams to them thru Bluetooth. It is wonderful! I understood the AT&T landline unit would allow answering a call to the landline and switching it to the cell, and, therefore, stream to my hearing aids.

However, the functionality is just the reverse of my expectations. It allows placing and receiving cell calls thru the cordless units. So, it is cell to cordless thru Bluetooth, not cordless to cell.

I tried pairing the hearing aids directly with the AT&T unit as a headset, and the pairing did not work. Bottom line, I think the AT&T unit will work very well to make and receive cell calls thru the cordless units.

But don’t expect it to transfer incoming landline calls to your cell for streaming to hearing aids.

Didnt like using headphones to detect before because of the hassle of setting the detector down on the ground and having to bend over and untether my headphones from my head. Easy to set up and use. I hear more of those signals I was missing now.

Coincidence, but I dug up 3 rings last week using it. Junkers but they were rings! Easy to charge and use. I run the excess headphone cord attached to the receiver into my detecting vest pocket. Spoiled now.

I run it on a Garrett ace 400. I will be getting another for my other 400 that my time to time hunting buddies use just because. No issues, Ive had it two weeks and have used it 5 days in a row. I decided to go ahead and charge it for the weekend hunts.

Only thing I wish is for an extra attachment band as I will either lose it or it will eventually break. A rubber band would do in a pinch though. I love the addition of it to my detector, simple to attach and doesnt make it awkward and heavy.

I bought this for my Minelab E-TRAC. Unfortunately, I get a lot of static on almost every tone and while pinpointing. The audio will also cut out when getting a strong audio response on a target. Also, the audio seems muffled which throws you off when you’re used to certains sounds.

I tried different headsets/earbuds, 1/4″ to 3. 5mm adapters, headsets with 1/4″ plugs and even adjusting settings on my detector. Nothing worked. After searching online, I found many other E-TRAC users experiencing the same issues.

I wish I had read those posts and reviews beforehand. The Z-Lynk itself looks pretty well made and is packaged nicely. There is no noticeable delay in the audio response. I just wished this setup worked well with with the E-TRAC!.

I use velcro to attach the transmitter to the detector which gives me more options. Self adhesive 1 inch wide Velcro is easier to remove and attach the transmitter. Attach a piece of velcro on each detector and it is easy to transfer over.

The cord from the headphone jack to the transmitter works in some cases but it is a little short in others as for my Minelab Safari which the jack is at the back of the handle. Velcro holds securely.

I was a little concerned of no balance feature with the headphones before I tried them but they are well balanced and is no issue. Blocks out outside sound good and the tone is good. I have tried it on all of my detectors and it works great.

I recomend these.

I love this underwear. Years ago, like a decade, I bought similar underwear from Cacique and then they discontinued the style. I was heartbroken. I’m so in love with this style that I continue to wear the old version despite the fact that they are now in a very sad state.

I’ve tried many many many times to buy similar styles elsewhere with very little luck in achieving the same result. I was so excited to see these, and when they arrived they performed beautifully, just like the originals.

The stay up in front, no rolling down, not too high not too low. The back fits great, no creeping up and giving me wedgies, no sagging because of my flat behind. The waistband doesn’t squeeze, but still stays in place.

Love love love these. Give me additional color options, I will buy them all!!!!!.

I bought this in navy a month ago (my one & only LB navy bra broke after a few wears) and I just love it. I love front-close bras & own several from LB but this one is just wonderful. I think the longer back makes the difference.

It is comfortable, no digging, no shifting up & down. These days I wear a 44DDD, which is what I purchased & the size was true to form for me. I’m petite in height (5′ 2″) so the back may come down a little longer on me than the average woman but it’s not uncomfortable at all, in fact it helps the back-fat in that area practically disappear under my clothes.

Another bonus for me, it also comes in Chocolate Plum. I mean, when is the last time you’ve seen a brown front-close bra at LB? Anywhere for that matter? Particularly in full-figured sizes! This is the first I’ve ever seen in my 50+ years of bra-wearing.

The brown is perfect for me when wearing tops that may be a little sheer – suits me better that a black bra – so I just ordered one today. Purchasing them during an “all-bras-one-price sale” is the icing on the cake – they were less than half price.

Awesome!.

I am constantly searching for a comfy, supportive front close bra. Being larger chested (44 f/h) I hate strapless bras and I also hate my bra clasps showing in low back shirts and dresses. I feel like a good solution is a front close bra but I’ve never found one that is both comfortable and supportive until I tried the totally smooth.

The back portion does come up fairly high but it looks like a cami so it’s a great option if you want to wear a low back dress but also what a bar with straps. The large back panel means support is spread out over your back and it have a smoothing effect.

The only reason I gave 4 instead of 5 stars is that the F, G and H cups only go up to to 42 and I’m a 44. I wedged myself into a 44 ddd but would buy every color of the bra and beg for more if it actually came in my size.

I’ve noticed LB doing this a lot- f,g and h only come in smaller band sizes which is super frustrating. LB pleas, please make this (and other styles!) in a 44 f, g and h!!!!!!!!!.

Pros: MANY FEATURES, eg conversation recording very convinient, easy to turn on speaker phone, efficient display many info. Easy to set it up. It works in Athens, Hellas. Cons: Sound quality not the best, the embeded voice giving dirctions etc not good at all.

Many times the second handset has bad noise interferance. Quite large the base and on the haevy side the hand sets.

Pros: Call blocking feature which can be turned off, lightweight, 3. 5mm headphone socket, good loud speaker but quality could be better for the hearing impaired, large buttons for visually impaired, many other features accessible from menu which which elderly and unfamiliar may find difficult to navigate.

Very good phone overall. Cons: Speaker could better as needs wider frequency range using onboard adjustments. Bought for dad who is hearing challenged and is happy with the purchase.

The Otterbox folding wireless charging stand is super nice. The stand is so easy to use. The cord is thicker and stronger than any of my other charging cords. The charger is durable and sturdy. This came easy to use right out of the box.

Simply plug the cord into the charger and plug into an outlet. Prop the charger up or keep it flat and set your phone on it. That’s it. It’ll automatically begin fast charging. It works for Android, iPhone and other devices.

It’s sleek and charges fast. It holds my large galaxy phone with no issue. I’m really happy with this product.

Such a cool wireless charging stand plus black is the best option. The stand can be moved all the way down or upright to hold the phone vertical or horizontal. The cable is long enough to put on the table.

It would have been amazing but it unfortunately does not charge fast. It also heats up so much making my phone super hot to the touch. I charge it for about 20 minutes and it barely hits 10%. As a charger it failed but as a stand it did not and i will put it to use that way.

It’s my first technical wireless charger! I only say technical because you do need to have it plugged into the wall for it to actually work. I still really love it and it works great on my iPhone. I have the iPhone 11 and it works perfectly.

I do have to angle it a bit when I want to have my phone propped up so it won’t slip off the holder but other than that it’s really great! Thank you Influenster for sending this to me!.

Have tried all the other wireless charging solutions from ProClip. Since transitioning from just a classic no-frills holder for years, I was very excited to try out the wireless holders, and the MightyMount has been excellent.

The fact that there are legs ensures a perfect line-up every time and the phones are stable, with full weight support. The adjustable positioning of the charging coil allows the perfect fit even with my gigantic iPhone 13 Pro Max.

The few issues/flaws I have is the entire mount vibrates sometimes at idle, a problem I’ve never had with just the standard ProClip mount. Even at full tightness. An incredibly minor gripe, but when pressing the button to open the arms to take the phone off the mount they automatically close once the phone is off.

Annoying, because you need to press the button again. I’m not a fan of yanking the phone off the arms since it grips so tight, it can stretch your phone case if it’s a softer non-plastic one. Overall, a very solid product and worth the money!.

My phones slips down from road vibration where it is stopped by the legs at the bottom. On an iPhone 13 the camera lens is not flush so when the phone drops down the raised edge of the lens causes the phone to move out from the base to cause a disconnect from the wireless charging spot on the back of the phone.

It constantly connects and disconnects and every time it does you hear the usual sound you get when plugging in your phone to a charging cable. Very annoying. I’m going to look for a way to pad the legs so the phone will sit higher in the device.

This might keep it from happening. The device costs enough that I shouldn’t have to fix this problem myself.

This ended up being all I needed to mount my phone on the center console for my tesla model 3. It comes with an adhesive, swiveling stand that can fit between the front door of the center console and the cup holder.

The actual Tesla mount I paid more for protrudes into the leg of the person in the seat too much. The little arms on this grab quickly and firmly. I needed an Android charge rate app and/or a USB-C plug that displays the wattage to help move the charging coil slider on the back to an optimal spot for my phone.

Unfortunately, the optimal charge spot on my Pixel 6 is very different from the coil location on my partners tiny iPhone 12. I’ve seen a few cheap chargers that raise and lower the interior coil until they reach optimal locations but I don’t trust those to last as what ProClip sells.

It works beautifully! I now feel like I still have my landline with 2 portable phones and I do not have to wonder where I put my cell phone down. Very easy to set up – downloaded my contacts and prefer to call and answer calls from my Vtech phones.

I do not have phone jacks of course since canceling my phone service. I feel Vtech info is geared to those who still have landline service. There is no dial tone and says “No line” in display and no info listed about this that I could find.

Nevertheless it works perfectly and I am very happy to recommend it and give it 5 stars!.

I purchased this phone because our old one broke. I read the reviews and decided to order this one. We really like it. It is new, so we do need to check the instructions yet, but for the most part it is user friendly.

Did not use the blue tooth feature yet. Ringer is loud. Price was reasonable too. I would recommend to others.

Brought this to replace an earlier model, this does not have caller also will not pair your iPhone contact list only android, which is not mentioned in the description, the earlier model paired with the iPhone and imported my contact list.

I have used the same iPhone for both. You will be very disappointed in this phone if you want caller I’d and own an iPhone.

I maintain two different residences and have had two of these VTech CS6229 units/systems in each house for many, many years. I operate seven or eight handsets from each base station. In my opinion, these VTech units are sturdy and very reliable.

Occasionally a handset or charging station will malfunction and require replacement. (That’s the reason I recently made this eBay purchase. ) Handset battery life is two to three years; replacement batteries are readily available on-line for $3 to [email protected]

There is nothing I dislike about this product. Am unable to compare it to others because VTech is the only brand I’ve ever used. NOTE: VTech no longer manufactures the CS6229. If you’re planning to add a handset to an existing system YOU WILL DEFINITELY NEED TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OPERATING MANUAL!! Search on-line for the manual; it’s available in pdf format.

We were in need of more telephones throughout our house for convenience in answering. Having a Vtech telephone in service and no problems we looked at the five hand sets that were available on the market today.

Vtech kept showing up and was what we had had good service from. The CS6229 is several steps above the model we currently had and has more features than the previous model. We enjoy features such as; each hand set controls the features, clear voice, ringer volume, answer phone, speaker phone, find a hand set, an intercom, and a whole lot more, Easy to understand, setup and use.

Some complain about battery charging and battery life, the best thing to do is charge the unit(s) for at least 16 hours before using and you’ll have better than average battery life.

I have had been using a remote 4 phone system for 13 years. I was fortunate to find an identical 4 phone working VTECH package that’s identical to mine to expand to 6 remotes. The perfect solution without having to spend big $ on a new 6 phone system.

Best part of this is not having to adapt to a newer more complex 6 phone system and I have 2 additional phones and a base unit for backup.

This wonderful gadget allows me to connect up to five lines into one phone wall jack. Since I need to use filters on most of my phone, modem, and fax lines , using this type splitter took the pressure off of the wall jack.

Before I bought this splitter the weight from the filters and the cheap spliter I was using actually snapped the back off of the wall jack. Now I just put a small removable hook on the back of the stand i use as a desk top and and dangle the cord over it.

I have the splitter placed on the back of the cabinet with all my gadgets pluged in. The weight of the filters are no longer a problem with my wall jack. My modem, fax, TV box are all plugged in with room for a phone base and more.

Needed a solution to allow me to connect a fax, scanner, caller ID recorder, and telephone to a single phone line; this took only 5 minutes to open and install, thus making it simple and convenient for everything I required.

The product is durable, can be dropped and withstand my clumsiness if I hit it by accident; white color blends right in to my office and I don’t even notice it; looks professional, very neat and compactas part of the landscape in my office; previously I was disconnecting/reconnecting devices and no longer have to do that.

I bought this to replace a combination of double-and triple jack adapters. Those were unwieldy and the weight and shape made the entire ‘package’ cumbersome and prone to losing the signal. This 5-jack adapter is not only relatively small and compact, but the cord that allows it to be kept quite a distance from the jack is a great bonus.

I got so tired of running across the room to answer a call. Now we have 4 phones. One for every convenient location in the office. Saves time by not running across the room and missing calls. Saves money by not having to install 4 phone lines.

Just one. I hardly ever have to run anymore to the phone so it surely saves my energy. I love them they make my workday so much better. I recommend them for anyone who can use them. They are day savers.

I purchased the second set of cordless phone made by AT&T. The first set was wonderful and worked fine. I thought something was wrong with them since they were older so I got a new set. Come to find out it was where I had set the base.

It was on a inside room and wasn’t getting proper signal from the tower. I moved it to an outside wall near a window and it works fine. I kept the second set of phone and gave the first set to my daughter.

They work just fine at her house. We’ll try for another 15 years.

Replaced an old system. Much clearer messaging. Nice size buttons an backlit. Although it has the call announcer, I do not like it and turned it off. Not clear enough. Wish it would hold more numbers in the directory as 50 is just not enough.

Was on sale and in stock.

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TranslateShow in original languageFr den Preis ganz ok . Leider hrt man den Empfnger sehr leise . Angenehme Klingel Melodie gibt es nicht als Auswahl . Sonst es ist fr den Preis ganz ok .

TranslateShow in original languageje suis contente d’avoir choisi ce téléphone que j’ai eu à 15€ au lieu de 44 € l’écran est rose lorsqu’on est en communication, la portée est correcte, le mains libres fonctionne très bien.

Seul petit bémol, le volume au maximum n’est pas assez fort.

I bought a clip jam music player from this company. We put music on it, gave it to my daughter for her birthday, she asked to put a few more songs on it, so we tried to do that and the computer doesn’t recognize it anymore.

It hadn’t gotten any use and is a piece of junk. Because I purchased it early to make sure it arrived for her birthday we missed the return window. Bummed I wasted $40 and my daughter’s birthday present didn’t work which is sad for her.

Seller said we missed the window and they can’t help. Beware purchasing from this company!.

Pros: Good value as a refurbished phone, looked just like new and worked just like it should. The printed instruction manual was well written and easy to understand The backup powered handset is a great feature just in case of power failures.

The speaker phone works and sounds good also. Having 5 handsets puts the phone into every room. Cons: Cant think of anything significantly wrong with these phones. The batteries dont last long when the phone is out of its charger base but charge up fairly fast There are many features built into the phone but take some time to figure them out.

THIS IS NOT MADE UP AND IT IS THE TRUTH. MY WIFE SAYS THE ONLY PROBLEM WITH THIS PHONE IS THAT ONE OF THE HANDSET, EVERY SO OFTEN, WILL SAY(I KID YOU NOT) “JOE BIDEN. JOE BIDEN” CANT SEE A NUMBER BUT OCCASIONALY IT WILL SAY THAT.

BEING STAUNCH TRUMP SUPPODTERS THAT DOESNT SIT WELL WITH MY WIFE. STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW IT DOES IT. THATS WHY ONLY THE 4 STARS. IF IT WASN’T A DEMOCRATICPHONE IT WOULD HAVE BEEN GIVE 5 STARS.

Sound quality seems to be pretty good. People I have talked to said it’s good. Quality is pretty good on my end, but could be better. The phones are light weight, but stand up and comfortable in you hand.

Programming is a little challenge, but once you get figured out ok. I have to go back to the manual each time I do something x but I’m sure I’ll get used to it. It is not selfexplainitory. Has backlighting on the numbers, but not on the screen, therefore I have to turn on a light to read the smaller numbers and letters.

The inexpensive price and extensions make it worth it to me. Like the find handset feature.

Good basic cordless phone with one significant flaw – the display font size and lack of backlighting makes the Caller ID very hard to read. IF the user’s eyesight is less than perfect – don’t choose this cordless phone.

That said, it has good battery life and average range when using the phone away from the base. I’ve previously been very satisfied with VTech phones but this set is a big disappointment.