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Editorial Review The E580-2 is a 5.8 GHz cordless accessory handset for use with AT&T's E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C expandable phone systems (required, sold separately). These base systems support up to eight handsets, giving you the flexibility to place an extension wherever you need one, without an additional phone jack. By utilizing the 5.8 GHz band and frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the E580-2 offers clearer reception and less interference than traditional 2.4 GHz and 900 MHz models. Read more
Features 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signalFor use with E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C expandable phone systemsCaller ID/call waiting, 50-call history; image ID; personalized ringer50-number phone directory; intercom, conferencing, call transferGraphical color LCD; handset speakerphone and message retrieval
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Whatever Happened to AT&T Quality?
After two days the color display failed.The display looked like an old film with vertical lines and no color.
Works great
Good construction, right size (buttons are big enough to use) and sounds great.Replaced a high-end office-type cordless and this phone is better than the last set (Siemens).
Nice sound but I don't expect longevity
Nice sound characteristics, I have 3 handsets and within the first month I had to exchange two of them.One of the number buttons stopped working on one and the other just stopped working.The batteries also last too short a time before needing charging, I may buy a stronger non AT&T battery to try to solve that problem.Though the sound quality is good, in hindsight, I wouldn't buy it again in.
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9. Motorola MD7001 2 Line 5.8GHz Digital Expandable Cordless Handset & Charger Accessory for MD7000 series by Motorola
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(27 June, 2005)
list price: $89.99
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Editorial Review Expand your SD7000 phone system base with an extra handset in the bedroom, kitchen, den, or any part of your home or office. The two-line access makes it a perfect choice for busy lives and businesses alike. You get cordless convenience plus a cool phone with advanced features, like caller ID with call waiting (with subscription to local service), hands-free intercom, and a 50-name phonebook--all without installing a phone jack. Read more
Features 5.8 GHz frequency with digital signal transmissionCaller ID/call waiting with 50-station memory; 10-station speed dialFunctions as room monitor or intercom; conference call compatibleSupports two-line operation when used with a two-line base systemAdditional handset compatible with Motorola SD4500 series phones
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Works great for our household
We have 5 of these sets and are quite satisfied with their performance. Good reception and the most-used features are intuitive and easy to use, plus the handsets have a nice heft to them -- not flimsey at all. Now if I can just get my husband to quit playing with the ringtones.
VERY MISLEADING
Jan 2 2006
misleading and confusing
I ordered the "md7001 2 line phone" Being a novice to this I thought I was getting a cordless 2 line phone. What I actually got was a 2 line handset that requires a base unit for it to work. This info should be prominently displayed in their description. I am returning it because I feel it is a form of deception to not properly describe the item in its main heading. It says DIGITAL CORDLESS 2-LINE PHONE. It should say DIGITAL CORDLESS 2-LINE HANDSET. After reading some of the reviews of this and their other products, I decided I didn't want Motorola crapola.
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10. Panasonic KX-TGA510M 5.8GHz Accessory Handset for KX-TG5100M Series by Panasonic
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list price: $89.99
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Editorial Review An extension for Panasonic's KX-TG5100M or KX-TG5110M 5.8 GHz expandable phone system, theKX-TGA510M offers the exceptional features you expect from a top-quality accessory handset.The four-line backlit LCD displays up to 50 phonebook entries for speed dialing convenienceand are ready for caller ID with call waiting service from your local phone company. Withthis service, the names and numbers of the 50 most recent callers will be displayed, alongwith the time and date of the call. Read more
Features For use with KX-TG5100M and KX-TG5110M expandable cordless phone systems5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signalSupports caller ID with call waiting3-way conference capability4-line backlit LCD; speakerphone
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There's a class action lawsuit for this series of models
I bought the base and two handsets 2 yrs ago, and one of the handset completely stopped working after 1.5 yrs. After a year, we replaced the rechargable battery in every handsets, but one of the handsets started loosing it's power very quickly (we charge for 6 hrs and it lasted for 10 minutes), and then stopped working.
one of the best on the market
love the panasonic portable phone systems with multiple hang-off handsets!this purchase was an upgrade from their 4-set model (which we have had for years) and this is just as good, with the added plus of 4 additional handsets available.easy to program and understand (barely need the book) and equipment is long-lived.the 4-set model (still in use) is 7+ years old and going strong.would have recommended 5 stars, but nothing is perfect -- this is just the closest we have ever found.
Panasonic Telephone Accessory Handsets
Great!!!!Will definitely consider ordering other items on Amazaon.Again, many thanks.Very satisfied with my order.
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12. AT&T E580-1 5.8GHZ Accessory Handset for AT&T E5000-Series Expandable Phones by AT&T
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(01 May, 2004)
list price: $69.99
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Editorial Review The E580-1 is a 5.8 GHz cordless accessory handset designed for use with AT&T's E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C expandable phone systems (required, sold separately). These base systems accommodate up to eight handsets, giving you the flexibility to place an extension wherever you need one, without an additional phone jack. By utilizing the 5.8 GHz signal and employing frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the E580-1 offers clearer reception and at greater distances than traditional 2.4 GHz or 900 MHz models. Read more
Features 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signalFor use with AT&T E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C phone systemsCaller ID/call waiting, 50-number caller ID memory; image ID50-number phone directory; intercom, conferencing, call transferPersonalized ringer options; handset message retrieval speakerphone
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Died in less than three months
I purchased this phone at the end of July and in early October it died.Stone cold dead.In the middle of a phone call.It's too late to return it to Amazon and I'm not optimistic about getting a replacement from AT&T.
Solid phone when it works, buy through Amazon
I now have three of these extra handsets working in addition to my base phone. However, 2 of them cut out on me and had to be replaced. The screen just went blank. I replaced with the recommended new batteries but no luck. Now I have extra batteries.
AT&T E580 Handset
This is a handset I purchased as an additional phone for my AT&T E5862 base set.It's an easy handset to program and to use.The handset is a black and white screen, but less expensive than adding a color screen handset.Reception is clear and static free.It has a reasonable reception range since I use it to receive calls when out in the yard.
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13. Uniden TRU9488 Expandable Corded/Cordless Combination System with Digital Answering System, Dual Keypad, and Call Waiting/Caller ID by Uniden
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(01 May, 2006)
list price: $99.99
-- our price: $79.99
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Editorial Review With a complete set of high performance features and expandable functionality, the Uniden TRU9488 offers a full set of convenient options for busy homes. Call Waiting Caller ID includes a 100-station memory (with subscription to local service) that allows names and numbers to be transferred between handsets or moved into the permanent 100-station speed dial. DirectLink two-way radio communication is built into each handset, allowing them to function as an in-home intercom system or baby monitor. Redial any of the last three numbers at the touch of a button, activate three-way calls or just enjoy the consistent, clear 5.8 GHz digital signal transmission. Read more
Features Expandable 5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum cordless system with corded handset baseCall Waiting Caller ID with 100-station memory; 100-station phone book allows two numbers per nameIntegriSound digital answering system with memo recordingDirectLink 2-way radio; 20 ring tone optionsIncludes one corded and one cordless handset; One-year warranty
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Decent Combo Phone System for the Money
I bought mine at the local discount warehouse for around $[...] with a rebate.The package included the corded base and 3 handsets.I've looked into a lot of different phones and read almost every review.When that wasn't enough, I went to the manufacturers' websites and read the manuals.I was looking for a 5.8 GHz with the same features as my old Siemens 2420 2.4GHz and this phone is closest I could come to matching it.The features are current with the exception of two:
Perhaps the best of its kind -- at this price
I feel I owe readers this assessment, given how much wasted energy went into trying to find a suitable digital answering machine w/caller ID at a price under $80.I'm very happy with this machine and feel it has only a few flaws.
GREAT PHONE SYSTEM
I would have rated 4 1/2 stars, just for the minor Cons below, but couldn't, so rated the full 5. Can't attest to the interference with a wireless network, because I'm not there yet but....
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14. Motorola MD71 5.8 GHz Cordless Accessory Handset for MD700 Series Phones by Motorola
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list price: $59.99
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Editorial Review Expand your Motorola MD 700 series cordless phone system (required, sold separately) with the addition of these MD71 accessory handsets. Each handset supports all the great features of your base system, whether it's caller ID, visual call-waiting and voicemail-waiting indicators, hands free and handset-to-handset intercom functions, room monitoring, three-way conferencing, speakerphone, even selectable ring tones. Consults your base station's documentation for full feature information. Read more
Features For use with Motorola MD 700 series expandable cordless phones5.8 GHz digital signal; 4-line backlit LCDCaller ID, visual call-waiting and voicemail-waiting indicatorsSpeakerphone, 3-way conferencing, custom ring tonesHands-free and handset-to-handset intercom functions; belt clip
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speaks for itself
when used correcly and with its MD71 primary cordless phone, no problems.
These are great phones getting a bad rap! Ours work well - here's why...
People complain of bad battery life, and we had this problem at first. I think what happens is that the batteries get old on the store shelf. Ours wouldn't hold a charge very long, so we called Motorola, and they cheerfully & quickly sent us new batteries. After that, everything was great. Like any NiCad product, I think you have to 1) follow the directions for the initial charge and 2) keep them on the base as much as you can. Our family has trouble returning them to the base, but they still are holding charges well after about 8 months.
Confusing description of item
I wish the description had beem better. Somethimg like THIS PHONE NEEDS ANOTHER UNIT TO WORK! People who have never seen an expansion phone can be missled like I was. Returned item.
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15. Vtech IA 5823 - 5.8 GHz Cordless Phone System w/ caller ID / Call waiting by Vtech
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(01 April, 2006)
list price: $24.95
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Editorial Review The VTech ia5823 5.8GHz Cordless Phone features enhanced 5.8 GHz technology, which offers the best available performance for clarity, range and security. Caller ID/call waiting with flash function stores up to 45 names and numbers, so its easy to see who has called you. Store the names and numbers of up to 20 friends and associates in the phonebook directory for quick reference. The any key answer option means youll never miss a call fumbling for the talk button. Other convenience features include voicemail waiting indicator, selectable ring tones, page/handset locator, handset volume control, and last number redial. The compact base is wall-mountable to help you save space. The ia5823 is headset compatible for convenient, hands-free operation. Read more
Features Enhanced analog 5.8 GHz technologyCall Waiting Caller ID with 45-station memory20-station permanent phonebookHeadset compatible; backlit keypadDesk or wall mountable; One-year warranty
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16. Motorola MD7081 5.8GHz Digital 2-line Phone by Motorola
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(27 June, 2005)
list price: $189.99
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Editorial Review A well-designed system for home offices or talkative family members, the Motorola MD7081 is built to handle two separate phone lines. Expandable to a total of eight handsets, the system includes a 30-minute digital answering system with two mailboxes. The base system is the only part that requires a phone jack, allowing you to add extra handsets wherever you like. Each handset can operate as part of an in-house intercom system, access conference calls and even function as a baby monitor; each also includes a headset jack and belt clip for hands-free operation. Read more
Features 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signalExpandable to 8 handsets, 1 included2-line phone with conferencing and intercom30-minute digital answering system with 2 mailboxes50-station caller ID/call waiting, 49-station phone book
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S-l-o-o-o-w
Others have commented on the major weaknesses of this phone, but I'll add my own pet peeve: everything is so bl**dy SLOW! To scroll down through the phone book feels like click-pause-click-pause-click-pause.... Each handset defaults to private phone book use, so to switch to the shared phone book involves a couple of button-pushes, each of which takes ages to respond. And don't try getting ahead of it: your button pushes may or may not be recognized.
Needs Significant Improvement
I replaced a Siemens 8825 with the Motorola 7081 and was, unfortunately, really disappointed. The 8825 while rich in function, is quite lacking in quality. So what's good about the 7081 is:
Great system, with just a few issues
I replaced all of the 'phones in my home with one base unit and 4 handsets. I love the fact that I can place a fully functional 'phone with access to both of my 'phone lines anywhere there's a electrical outlet. My 2nd 'phone line is wired only to my home office, so I placed the base unit there and now I can pick up the 2nd line anywhere in my home.
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17. AT&T E5965C 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System by AT&T
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(01 May, 2004)
list price: $179.99
-- our price: $119.24
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Editorial Review The E5965C from AT&T is a 5.8 GHz cordless phone with an all-digital answering system, dual keypads, and caller ID/call waiting compatibility. It utilizes the 5.8 GHz frequency along with frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology to provide clearer reception and less interference than traditional 2.4 GHz or 900 MHz phones. The answering machine provides up to 25 minutes of recording time, while remote operation lets you check messages even when you are away from home. Read more
Features 5.8 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum signalExpandable up to 8 handsets, 1 color-LCD model includedAll-digital answering machine, 25 minutes of recording timeHandset and base speakerphones; caller ID/call waiting, 50-call log50-number phone directory; selectable ring tones
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Great Phone
I bought this phone over 6 months ago and absolutely love it!It has great sound quality.I love the features it has such as speakerphone, caller ID, and it's phone directory.The only thing that is not great about this phone is that the base and the headset each have their own memory and you will need to enter people twice-into both directories.Oher than that, this is a GREAT phone.I have owned panasonic and GE cordless phones in the past and had problems.I even bought and returned 2 phones before trying and keeping this phone.
AT&T E5965C 5.8 GHZ Cordless Phone is Best on Market
I've owned Uniden (great technical support), Panasonic and other brands of cordless phones. The AT&T E5965C is the BEST cordless I've owned since my old AT&T cordless from 1991. Quality, quality, quality. Absolutely no interference with my wireless network, great sound quality and volume control. Also, AT&T is the only brand I could find that has DSS technology for more security. Uniden no longer makes 5.8 GHz phones with DSS. I need the 5.8 GHZ because of my wireless network, and I want the DSS for privacy. Each handset has volume control (a necessity for us older folks), and I can retrieve messages from any handset. Also, each handset has intercom. This is a great feature if you fall down and can't get up, etc. You can page anyone in the house for help.
Works great for us
Interesting to read about people who have had reliability problems with this phone.We've owned it since December 2004 and have NEVER had a problem with it.The batteries have never run out
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