Features

• 5.8 GHz Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Technology
• 2-Line Operation
• All Digital Answering System
• Wireless Network Friendly
• Expandable up to 8 Handset Stations

Reviews (3)

Save your Money
I am looking for a system to replace a Siemens 8825.
I had higher expectations
I am an industrial designer, so I look pretty closely at features and design. I bought a 5.8 GHz phone because one of the other users has a very minor hearing impairment, and I was told that a 5.8 GHz will deliver the "best sound". I wanted cordless because I didn't want to be tethered during long calls.
Very Good System...minus a couple of points
Had this system for a week now. Almost Everything is great. The only complaints is that I cannot get the caller ID to work on the 2nd line. Panasonic is no help...just a generic trouble shoot from them. The other item is the display of all the missed calls. Besides that it is a good system so far??? ... Read more

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 transmission
• Caller ID/call waiting with 50-station memory; 10-station speed dial
• Functions as room monitor or intercom; conference call compatible
• Supports two-line operation when used with a two-line base system
• Additional handset compatible with Motorola SD4500 series phones

Reviews (5)

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. ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Technology
• 2-Line Operation
• Handset Speakerphone
• 3-Line Backlit LCD with Lighted Handset Keypad
• 50-Station Phonebook& Dialer

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 signal
• Expandable to 8 handsets, 1 included
• 2-line phone with conferencing and intercom
• 30-minute digital answering system with 2 mailboxes
• 50-station caller ID/call waiting, 49-station phone book

Reviews (10)

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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Editorial Review

An additional handset for expandable 5.8 GHz Panasonic systems, the KX-TGA570S is compatible with both the KX-TG5771S and the KX-TG5761S system models. Like the base systems, the cordless handset utilizes 5.8 GHz Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum technology, meaning that it operates on a different wavelength with much less traffic than the 2.4 GHz technology while maintaining the great security, incredible clarity and long range. Have a wireless computer network, or thinking about getting one? 5.8 GHz technology will not interfere with wireless networks such as 802.11b or 802.11g WiFi.Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz Frequency-hopping spread spectrum FHSS technology
• Voice enhancer technology
• Light-up indicator with ringer/voice mail alert
• 5-Line amber-glow backlit LCD
• Talking caller ID

Features

• 2.4 GHz Frequency-hopping spread spectrum FHSS technology
• Voice enhancer technology
• Convenient handset speakerphone
• 50-Station phonebook and Dialer
• Light-up indicator with ringer/voice mail alert

Reviews (2)

Where has quality gone?
Works fine, looks and feels "cheap."Very few cordless phones with speaker on handset that are wall mountable?Why?

Not Many Choices.
With most of the available two-line phones now being sold as console units that will support many cordless handsets and built in message features, I wanted a plain old, stand alone, two line phone.Like the old record turntables, most of the big manufacturers still offer one or two choices but the pickings are slim.I decided to chose Panasonic based on a mostly positive experience with their products over the years, but it is not a great phone.Good phone, yes.It can be staticy and not so clear from time to time but I always get a signal.The operation sequence for managing the incoming calls has you push one button and the phone will answer what ever line is comming in.This system does not perform well with "call waiting".I still don't have it down yet.Fortunatly most people call back if I cut them off.
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Features

• 2-line, 2.4GHz Digital Spread Spectrum phone system
• Built-in digital answering system
• Multi-handset system, expandable to 8 users
• Base speakerphone and keypad; handset speakerphone
• Call waiting/ Caller ID

Reviews (20)

Great Phone for the money!
I have had a V-Tech VT202431 Two-Line Digital Speakerphone, 2.4 GHZ phone system for about 3 years now and no problems with reception or the battery which is surprising. Considering, I have bought similiar phones that were more expensive and they ALL have had the batteries replaced or they have had horrible reception. This one is just simply the best phone I have ever had. I bought this VTech 20-2481 2.4 GHz phone to go with my other phone. I am sold on V-Tech products. I have my parents and my brothers sold on them as well. They do make a great gifts.

Weak Signal
This system used to work fine for the last couple of years I've owned it, but for the last 6 months it seems that the interference in the 2.4 ghz band from wireless computer networks has been too much for it. It no longer offers a clear reliable signal past a few feet from the base.
Good buy - especially if you get a better battery
I bought this phone as a replacement for a Panasonic model which I have for many years with no problems. This phone has a lot of features for the cost, however, we have tha base in the second floor and the phone is used in the first floor - usually it is somewehe but in its base most of the day.
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Editorial Review

Give your small business or home the productivity-enhancing features of a business telephone system without the high price tag. The KX-TG4000B four-line cordless telephone system accommodates up to eight handsets, while the all-digital voice mail system with auto attendant can be occupied by up to four users simultaneously. And dual caller ID with call waiting lets you see who's calling on either line.Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Supports 4 lines; expands to 8 handsets
• Caller ID/call waiting with 50-call history on base, 30 on handset
• 100-minute voicemail system with auto attendant and 8 mailboxes
• 2-way intercom/paging, lighted handset keypad, headset jack

Reviews (50)

Surprised to see negative remarks
I've had and used this phone system for the last 4 years and love it. I see comments about no mute, but it has a hold button if you want to carry on a conversation and not have the person on the phone hear. The answering machine and voice mail on each of the phones works perfectly. Collecting messages is easy. When someone leaves a message I have different hand sets set to react differently. If someone goes to my personal extension to leave a message, the phone system pages me with the phone number of the person who called so I don't even have to call my answering machine to get the phone number of who called (with caller id service enabled). I have 8 hand sets and use them as intercoms as often as I use the phone for calling out and it's great. During a power failure, the phone system continues to work for hours with careful use. I can set the extension in my bedroom to ring only when one of my 4 phone numbers is called, so I don't get bothered at night except by my family. It's not perfect; I have some problems with my extensive home networking system and the extension at the farthest point from the base and after 4 years one of my hand sets is starting to act weird when it rings, like late ringing or no ringing. I'm using this phone system with 2 standard phone lines and 2 VOIP phone lines. It was expensive and I hope it doesn't give out on me because I've never found another phone system that does all that this one does. I wouldn't give it up and don't know what I'd do without it.

constant cordless breakdown/voicemail flaw
We've used this system with 3 cordless and the base unit for at least 4 years - maybe more. I purchased it for the auto attendant and cordless phones, which are a must for our car lot. One major flaw for us is when you transfer a call to another extension and that person doesn't answer, the caller is NOT forwarded to their voice mail - rather, they are sent back to the person that originally transferred the call.
affordable, easy to use, perfect for small businesses!
We use this system with 2 cordless handsets and 4 corded handsets in a small law firm and it works perfectly. We have been using it for 2 years and have had no problems with battery life, reception or any features.
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Features

• Accessory handset for VTech models VT20-2431, VT20-2481, and VT20-2489
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• Supports 2 lines, intercom, conference calling
• Built-in speakerphone
• Caller ID compatible

Reviews (7)

Good system with durability issues
I have used the phone system for a couple of years. It is one of the best I have found for a small office in terms of functionality and sound quality.
Great features; not so great durability
Phone has good sound quality in handset and speakerphone mode, great range from base station, easy to use presets and other dialing functions.However, many of the keys have already become somewhat lame.They now require you to press very hard; I have missed more than one call because the on/answer button simply would not respond no matter how hard I pressed it.

Good and not so good
This phone system met our needs perfectly (two lines, no messaging system, speaker phone, multiple handset capability) and from that point of view its been a really good phone.However, the keypads on the handsets have become problematic:you have to really press hard to get a number to register and when you do you often get multiples of the one number you're trying to type. ... Read more

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Features

• 2.4 GHz frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology
• Caller ID with call waiting
• Expandable to 8 handsets
• Tapeless digital answering system
• Speakerphone, dual keypads

Reviews (83)

A pan of Panasonic
I've had my phone for several years. The base unit audio quality is good, but battery life is about 20 minutes...even when replacement battary is installed. Use of speakerphone in base unit cuts off the phone. The second cordless unit works flawlessly; has a good range...but your callers have trouble hearing you...and many times you can't hear the caller. I continue to use the Panasonic because the AT&T system I had purchased before from Staples crapped out within two weeks...and the attitude of the customer service folks was disgusting...and the cost of repair or replacement was more expensive than the purchase price. At least the Panasonic keeps working.

volume transmit problems
Hi, I bought this phone 2nd hand on EBay (I'm in Australia and you can't buy a 2 line phone here, new or used).
Shame on Panasonic
Same problem with battery life as most everyone else, 5 minutes tops and it starts beeping for low battery. Run around and grab another extension for another 5 minutes. Started just a couple of months after purchase, and I did charge it per the instructions.I have 3 extensions, all doing the same thing.The worst thing about it is that this was not a cheap purchase and panasonic could care less.I will think long and hard before ever buying Panasonic again, it obviously doesn't stand for quality anymore. ... Read more

Editorial Review

A 2.4 GHz analog phone from Uniden, the EXI-3226 has a number of useful features, including caller ID/call waiting capability, dual keypads, four-way conferencing, and two-line operation. The EXI-3226 provides 80 caller ID memory locations, as well as a built-in speakerphone for hands-free operation.Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz analog operation; supports 2 lines
• Caller ID/ call waiting compatible
• 80 caller ID memory locations
• Up to 4-way conferencing
• Speakerphone; wall-mountable

Reviews (6)

radio shack version not so good either
I bought the Radio Shack version of this phone (same phone, different labels) and it is has a horrible popping noise every second or two.The speakerphone part works okay.

The WORST Phone EVER
Amazon is the best, and offers the best deals anywhere.However this phone is the WORST! A Horrible Phone
I bought this phone because I needed a cordless 2 line phone.The phone get allots of static and interfernce.The speakerphone has poor sound quality.The rest of the functions though present do not work well i caller id memory . ... Read more

Editorial Review

This state-of-the-art 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum telephone offers both base and handset speakerphones, caller ID/call waiting, a 50-number phone book directory, and headset compatibility. Best of all, it is expandable, so you can place cordless extensions in rooms without the need for a phone jack. Each VT 2431 system accepts up to seven VT 2420 accessory handsets, for a total of eight. The ergonomic design makes this phone a hit in form and function. ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• Expandable to 8 handsets, 1 included
• Caller ID with call waiting, 50-call history; 50-number phone book
• Base and handset speakerphones
• Wall mountable; headset compatible

Reviews (20)

Good features, poor quality.
The features of this phone are perfect, and worked very well for a few months.However, at this point the batteries in the handsets we have (2 of them) don't last more than a few hours on standby, and we cannot use either handset to dial a number because the digit buttons rarely work.This is typical of my experiences with Vtech products - I am done with this brand!

FOR YOUR SAKE DONT BUY THIS PHONE
I HAVE ALREADY RETURNED 2 OF THESE THINGS. I bought the first one at target and it worked for about 6 months only to have the screen go dead. I recieved a replacement from vtech and less than 2 months later that screen went dead as well. Saving myself the time, hassle and money and buying a diffrent phone instead of calling vtech customer support again.

Worst phone ever
Hard to dial.
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Editorial Review

Step up the pace with a two-line Uniden EXI2926 cordless telephone-speakerphone with call waiting and caller ID. You decide whether to interrupt your work to answer an incoming call. Special features include intercom and page, a 50-number caller ID memory, and a large, clear backlit LCD. The 900 MHz analog operation offers clearer sound and longer range than older models operating on a lower frequency band provide.Read more

Features

• 900 MHz extended-range cordless phone
• 2-line capability
• Caller ID/call waiting
• Backlit caller ID display
• 80-number caller ID memory

Reviews (6)

Great phone except for one problem
This is a great phone.It had all the features I was looking for -- 2 lines, conf, call waiting, call id, transfer, mute, headset jacks, volume, ringer on/off.The only problem is that you cannot turn off the ringer on the handset.If your talking on one line and another call comes through on the other, it rings loudly in your ear.I called Tech Support and you cannot turn this off -- only to hi or low volume (and 'low' isn't that low).If it weren't for this, I'd recommend it highly.

Cannot recommend it
After less than one year, I am shopping for a new phone.The handset does not work anymore.I replaced the battery thinking that was the problem but it wasn't.When I click on one of the lines, there is either no sound at all, no dial-tone or anything OR it is just static and fuzz. Not a good desk phone!
I bought this phone with the intention of using it in my home office.The caller-id function is very important to me.Unfortunately, the phone lays to flat for you to see the caller-id display or read the keypad.Also, speakerphone volume is really loud, even when turned all the way down.I am taking this phone back. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Siemens raises the bar with the 8825 Gigaset, a 2.4 GHz two-line expandable cordless communication system. Expandable to eight handsets, the 8825 offers a wide range of features, including a digital answering machine with four mailboxes. The voice-announced Caller ID (with subscription to service through your local carrier) uses your voice to announce incoming calls. Caller ID information and a directory of your 120 speed-dial presets are displayed on an easy-to-read backlit LCD. Siemens includes an extra handset (model 8000 Gigaset) with charger. Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum frequency-hopping technology
• Integrated digital answering system; dual full-duplex digital speakerphones
• 2-line operation; 1 cordless handset included, expandable to 8 handsets
• Multi-language programming in English, French, and Spanish
• Voice-announced caller ID and call waiting

Reviews (112)

Skip this phone
The AC adapter for my phone just died so I call the phone number they plaster on the phone and on every manual.The recording says to email them or goto their website and then it hangs up.Why even give a phone number?I email them as instructed and the email comes back as not working.So I am still trying to figure out how to make a warranty claim.
Seimens 8825 Gigaset system is junk
I was looking forward to getting this system for it's great features, but once I set this system up its been one moment of frustration after another.We began having problems with this system from day one.The cordless phone sound quality is horrible with annoying clicks and pops on all the 3 cordless phones that I purchased.The phones have problems with the redial and directory calling functions.It seems to have a problem not dialing the first digit of the calling number, so I have to manually dial the number EVERY time.This makes it useless for quick callbacks from either the directory or from the caller id list.The base system's LCD screen went out so that it displays only garbage on the screen.The cordless phones have an annoying intermittent contact problem with the chargers.They randomly begin beeping every 2 seconds until you slam the phone back in the charger.Calling their support people is a further exercise in frustration and gets me no where with this product.This is one of the worst and frustrating products I've ever purchased.Buyer beware.

Don't waste your money on a Siemens phone system
It's unfortunate that one star is the lowest possible rating available, because this company deserves a minus five stars for its poor product and complete lack of customer support. Our very expensive system with five handsets worked when it was brand new, but four of the handsets have failed one by one and cannot be repaired. The company offers no support whatsoever, and the "self-service" web site doesn't work either. As of today the base unit of our system also stopped working on one line, so we are down to one line with one handset. We are shopping for a new phone system, but it will not be a Siemens. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Offering plenty of options and backed with plenty of power, the Panasonic KXTG2000B supports up to eight handsets from a single main unit, making it an excellent choice for small offices or your home business. The 2.4 GHz provide far more power than older 900 Hz models, and Panasonic's Digital Spectrum Spreading makes your conversations less subject to eavesdropping by automatically shifting frequencies every second. Read more

Features

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

Reviews (24)

Works fine as a phone, but some silly (and irritating) design decisions

Worst PHONE ever!!!!
I purchased this phone in May 2004 - I have had nothing but problems with the unit and handsets.Panasonic states the base unit most be situated in a room with out a computer or 9 feet away from the closest one in order to not get garbly staticy reception on the handsets - wonder what office doesn't have a computer near a phone??Low and behold you move the base unit away from the computers and the handsets still are garbled.Panasonic now states to reset the base unit and handset - i have to do this 5-6 times a day, while trying to talk to customers. And that still doesn't work all the time!!
WOW!!! BEST PURCHASE I HAVE EVER MADE!!!!
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Editorial Review

This 2.4 GHz cordless phone delivers clarity and convenience. It moves with you so you don't have to sacrifice sound quality for going the distance. Add in the phone's built-in headset compatibility, digital messaging, and caller ID from your local phone service, and you've got built-in freedom of speech. The 27935GE3 easily meets the needs of today's busy household with the convenience of two-line operation. The combination of 2.4 GHz transmission and 40-channel auto scan ensures a clearer reception and significantly less interference with better range than conventional cordless phones. To further eliminate static and interference, the phone employs compandor technology. Caller ID/call waiting (with paid service from your phone company), chain dialing capability, and a memory index are just a few of the convenient features you can enjoy with this multifunction telephone. ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz transmission offers clear reception, less interference, and better range
• 10-number memory
• 40-channel auto scan
• Battery-low warning light and tone alert; replaceable rechargeable nickel metal hydride (NiMH) battery
• Chain-dialing capability

Reviews (17)

Aweful !
This is NOT a good phone....I was needing to replace my Panasonic 2-line cordless phone KX-TG2267 with a phone that has a longer talk time battery life..this GE phone doesn't ring consistently, has static and clicking, all while I'm within 20ft of the base....It's a total WASTE of money !!....if only panasonic could improve the battery life on the before mentioned model, it would be the perfect 2-line cordless phone....I hope someone at Panasonic reads this and takes note !!

good product
everithing is ok in general but the screen is to short and the liquid numbers are too small.

Best darn 2 line phone for the money!
I've burned through 4 or 5 other "better", more expensive, two-line cordless phones over the past 8 or 10 years and this has proven to be the best value.Sound quality, features and range. No, I don't walk around the neighborhood with it (that's what cell phones are for) but my house does have a ton of smoked glass, concrete and steel walls. Goofy brand name (does GE actually make anything small and consumer-like themselves?) and it sure doesn't look Scandinavian but it sure performs just great. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Coby CT-8600 is a 2.4 GHz analog 2-line cordless phone with built-in 50 duplex channels. The additional line offers the ability to make multiple calls or conferences. The filtered sound system gets considerably less noise than conventional cordless telephones because of a special circuit which delivers the clearest possible reception. With the 50 channel auto scan, you can easily find and lock on to the clearest channel for any call. Ensure greater privacy with the built-in security code with 65,536 combinations that prevents use of your telephone line by another nearby cordless phone. The two-way speakerphone is great for convenient hands-free operation. You can also store up to 20 numbers for speed dialing. Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz analog signal
• Caller ID with call waiting feature, 40-name-and-number memory
• 50 channel auto scan and auto select channel for best communication
• Big 3-line LCD display for name, number, date and time of calls
• Two-line operation for multiple calls, two-way speakerphone for hands-free operation

Reviews (2)

2-line phone
This phone has a glaring omission, namely, it does not accommodate a duplexed line.Hence, you must have two separate jacks connected to have two line connectivity.No other phone requires that.All have an input permitting a single jack which carries both lines.
Decent, inexpensive phone.
I was looking for a cheap two line cordless phone, and this one does was the least expensive of all available. The phone is decent, but the keys are cheap. However it works well, and I don't mind that. This is still the first week, so I do not know how it'll work in the long term though....
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Features

• 2-line cordless phone; 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Caller ID with call waiting
• Integrated digital answering system
• Headset jack and beltclip
• Stylish design, shock and splash-resistant

Reviews (23)

Great Phone- we fixed the battery problem
We've had this phone for over a year now.It works well, we get good reception outside my house, I can sit on the porch far from the base unit and talk without any static.We too had problems with the battery life a few months after purchase.We replaced the battery with a not Panasonic NiMH battery with 1300mA and since then have had great battery life.
Not Panasonic's Best
Positives? Good cordless sound quantity even at greater distances.
Battery life issues are strange, but can be avoided
I recently acquired a 2.4Ghz Panasonic cordless phone after seeing one my parents have had the last 5 months and being very impressed with the features. I wanted to post this because I've seen the many reviews complaining of poor battery life.
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Features

• 2.4 GHz analog operation
• Supports 2 lines and conferencing
• Dual display caller ID and call waiting with 90-number memory
• Speakerphone and data port in base
• Programmable ringer types; any key answer

Reviews (9)

Best Two Line Cordless on the Market
I have been using this particular handset for about a year and a half now and just bought another one.This is my third.I have a small chain of wireless cell phone stores and now have one in each store.The phone is great because it is durable and has a speaker phone (which is good for long hold times when calling
Not What Expected!!!
I bought two of these phones ,after a month in one phone i had problems like ,Static And button problem, and in the other one i am having the battery problem, i have to keep the handset on the base all the time.
You get what you pay for
I have had this phone for about a year and a half. It's not a bad phone, works solidly, and you can't beat the price. Would I get it now? Definitely not. My issues with this phone:
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Editorial Review

An accessory expansion unit designed for use with VTech's 40-2421 phone system (sold separately), this handset has stylish good looks and a number of unexpected features, all with an affordable price tag. By utilizing the 2.4 GHz frequency band and digital spread spectrum technology, the 40-2420 offers clear, intelligible reception even at a distance. Read more

Features

• 4-line expansion handset for the VT 40-2421 system
• 2.4 GHz operation
• Handset speakerphone
• Caller ID/call waiting compatible
• 50 name and number phonebook directory

Reviews (2)

If you want to get frustrated everytime you place a call...
This phone worked well for a while, then suddenly, the buttons became impossible to push and dial!I can't tell you how frustrating it is trying to dial a phone number pressing and repressing a digit until it finally registers.Also, there must be a ghost that comes along with the phone; several times a week a caller on the other end says, 'I can't hear you, but someone else'?Why does this happen?Well, this system automatically scans for the best channels during calls, therefore you can momentarily be in on a neighbor's conversation.All the company has advised me to do is maintain a safe distance (50 ft radius) of the base!Why bother having a cordless phone?Now, after we've loaded our house with this idiotic phone system we have to go back and spend a bundle re-outfitting!Next time, I'll be sure to check with the opinions of other customers and not buy a "Costco special".ARGHHH!!!!

Great Phone system
My son gave my daughter and me this four line V-Tech system.It is great.You can carry one phone around with you while the others are on the bases so you don't have to run to the phone when it rings.We had a cordless phone, but these phones are small.If you misplace one, you can call it and find it by its chirping.Also, if I need to reach my daughter, I can call her through this system.You can store phone numbers, redial, look to see whom you called.It has so many features that I don't think we found them all. This was the best gift I have received! ... Read more

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