Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a new landline cordless phone, and wanted something modern and sleek, something that would blend in with my kitchen, with an answering machine and that sounded great. This phone checks every box! It's so small, and being white and silver just blends in with the cabinets. The sound is very clear, the buttons are easy to press, keypad lights up when in use, and you can screen your calls from any of the THREE INCLUDED handsets. I love that the extra handsets don't need any phone jacks - only an electrical outlet. The answering machine was easy to set up. I only wish it came with a white cord and not a black one. I can't believe I'm raving on and on about a $49 phone!!!! Great phone for so little money!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought these extra telephones to add to the ones we already have. We also have these telephones in the garage and the pool house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good sound. Very easy setup. You just set up the base station, and then put each remote into the base station briefly and it connects them all, sharing their phone number memory and everything. The buttons are nice and big, and light up when a call comes in. Pretty easy to set ring loudness, number of rings, saved phone numbers, etc. To view the saved numbers, click the big silver button up, and to view calls that have come in, click the button down. When talking, the big silver button controls volume. There's a mute and a speaker button. It was nice that they have a 3-phone set, and then you can buy extra phones that add to the set.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Installation is quick and easy. The phones have more options than I need. Speaker phone on the handsets is one I like. I have yet to need intercom. Sound quality is good, lighted keypad is nice to have. Price was good. I do not use the answering machine as my service provider includes voice mail in my plan. I really looked for a phone without the unnecessary answering machine but these are still rare. One complaint is that this phone does not give an outward signal that I have voicemail on my service. Also, the full user manual is only available as a pdf online. The irony here is that one should need a manual for a phone and yet they do not give you one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i needed to replace my uniden phone system; needed one that had an answering machine base, and 2 satellite phones. I chose the AT&T phones based solely on price...i guess you get what you pay for. Uniden lets you push one button to listen to your messages; AT&T needs you to push two buttons. The Uniden red light flashes when there s a message for you; the AT&T does not flash. The AT&T does a terrible job in showing last phone call received on its screen...sometimes it shows it, sometimes it doesnt. The LED screen on the AT&T is much more difficult to read then the uniden...and there sound quality of the actual phone is much better on the uniden, then the AT&T

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My first time to have one Mother (base) and 4 Babies (extensions). Apparently, this phone can support 5. Easy to charge. The extensions sit into the already- charged base for a minute. (They say 3. But mine took less time.) You can adjust the ringer and speaker. Other good programming features. They look nice...Takes up minimal space. Clear audio. The only disadvantage is that the screen, even when lighted, is a little too dark to read quickly though they state 'easy to read.' Interesting that a couple of other brands look almost identical Be SURE to get the same model number if you buy additional extensions!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This device has good wireless range---the other two handsets (2nd floor) are located up to ~80-100 feet away from the base unit (first floor) in my home. The operating menu is simple to use--a quick perusal of the instruction manual gets you up running with this unit. Quality is excellent--as you would expect from a company that's been in business for over a century. The handsets are the right size and form factor in the hand---though they tend to roll a bit when placed flat on a table because of their curved back/spine (makes it hard to operate the keypads when the unit is placed on a table)--the design might be improved by flattening the back of the handset a little bit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this phone set for my sister as a Christmas gift and she is so happy with it that my husband will be replacing our home phones by purchasing it also for us. The look is great in the silver and size is perfect, not large and out of place, nor too small that it's hard to read the numbers. The sound is very clear. It is so nice to have a downstairs main phone in the kitchen, family room and also upstairs bedroom! For us this is a must have as we are always forgetting to charge our cell phones. It's a special treat to not have to run around the whole house to get to our cells. Also it is well made.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only room for 50 contacts! Seriously? To get to a stored number there are too many steps, it's very time consuming and irritating if you need to make a call quickly. It won't pull up a name when you type in a letter unless it is the first letter in the set. If I want to call someone whose name starts with R I am better off typing in the T. And speed dial can only be reached by typing in several other things first. Slow dial is more like it. The buttons are also difficult to interpret without the manual. I'd like my money back. The good thing is that I'm using my cell phone almost exclusively.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As is the case with many electronic products, the instructions sometimes require mental gymnastics to decipher the intended sequence of buttons to push to access or modify a particular feature. I was also disappointed to discover that the Caller ID function does not automatically display the identify of the incoming caller as our previous AT&T phone did. Rather, now you are instructed to push an extra button while the phone is still ringing to uncover the identity of the caller. Inefficient and disappointing. Otherwise, the phone itself works well and the displays are clear and easy to read.