Editorial Review

With a compact design and expandable functionality, the Uniden DCT756-2 offers a range of high performance features. 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 10-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 outstandingly clear 2.4 GHz signal transmission.Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz expandable cordless phone system
• Call Waiting Caller ID with 100-station memory
• Intercom and transfer calls between handsets
• 10 speed dial locations; 20 programmable ring tones
• Package includes two handsets; One-year warranty

Editorial Review

This inexpensive corded phone from GE is ready to meet the demands of your busy home or office. The two-line operation is perfect for providing separate connections for home and office, while the three-way conferencing feature allows three parties to be linked together for teleconferencing. A hold button allows you to easily switch between current and incoming calls, while hearing aid compatibility is provided for hard-of-hearing users.Read more

Features

• Two-line convenience with distinctive ring and line-in-use indicators for each line
• 3 Way Call Conferencing-permits 3 parties to be linked together for conference calls
• Easy Wall Mount capability-enables installation flexibility.Phone can sit on a flast surface or be hung on a wall
• Tone/Pulse switchable dialing-allows any combination of tone and pulse dialing
• 10 Number memory-speeds dialing of frequently used numbers

Reviews (1)

Good basement phone
Great price for a two line phone, but I don't recommend it for heavy use areas. Cheaply made, very few features. C- ... Read more

Features

• 100-name/number caller ID memory
• 100-name/number phonebook directory with 4 numbers per name
• Cordless customization software for PC-based set-up
• Recordable ring tones with USB connection
• Animation and picture display

Reviews (21)

Beware ...
What follows is a letter I sent to Uniden's Customer Service:
My Teenagers Like It
With two teenagers in the house now and not enough handsets to go around before, we picked this set up.
Don't Buy This Phone
We've had this phone for about a year.
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Editorial Review

With a compact design and expandable functionality, the Uniden TRU9460-3 offers a range of high performance features. Call Waiting Caller ID includes a 100-station memory (with subscription to local service) that allows your most frequently dialed names and numbers moved into the permanent 10-station speed dial. 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. This set includes three handsets; the system is expandable to a total of ten. You can transfer incoming calls between each handset, and make use of the convenient hands-free design by using the included belt clip and built-in headset jack (headsets available separately).Read more

Features

• IntegriSound life-like audio
• 100-name phonebook with 2 phone numbers per name and up to 100-number Caller ID memory
• 20 ring tone options and personal ring feature
• Transfer phonebook memory between handsets along with intercom feature
• Trilingual menus

Reviews (3)

Great product and has very few downsides
This phone is great if you do not need an answering machine and are moving to voip.
Clearer Than a Wired Phone
I bought these 3 bundled cordless phones at walmart. ($87) I am very impressed. The clarity is excellent. The range is great. I live in the city and can walk more than one city block away and still get reception. The features are nice. Different ring tones, room monitor, direct connect to another handset. My favorite feature is that you can program your contacts into one of the phones and then electronically send the phonebook data to the other 2 phones. Saves time!!!
Another great product from Uniden!
5.8 Digital, walkie talkie function between each handset, specialized ring tones for numbers in your address book. One phone line used for 3 handsets, speakerphone, battery indicator and a room monitor. As usual, another great product from Uniden. And oh by the way, it's $87 at Walmart. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Uniden TRU8860-2 cordless phone system offers an attractive bundle of features, with room to grow. With 5.8 GHz digital signal transmission for increased call clarity and security, it also stores up to 100 calls in its caller ID log, includes handset speakerphone and conferencing capabilities, and can be expanded to 10 handsets (model TCX800).Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz digital signal; handset speakerphones
• Expandable to 10 handsets, 2 included
• Caller ID/call waiting, 100-call history
• 3-way conferencing, intercom, room monitoring
• Handset and ringer volume controls

Reviews (35)

Love this Phone System
Buying a phone these days is complicated. Not only are there lots of choices, but each phone gets both positive and negative reviews. My daughter bought a Uniden phone system similar to the 8860 and kept encouraging us to get it. I spent weeks reading reviews of everything. I finally chose the brand that she had chosen, although her model # is no longer available. This is a great system. Truly "plug and play". The menus are simple. It has incredible capabilities. The sound is excellent, including the speakers. These are the best telephones we have ever had in our house. And I was able to go to the office supply store and purchase additional phones for the system at a reasonable price.

TRU8860 - great phones
We have been using the TRU8860 for about a year.We had two to start with and added two more this summer.We have a large two story home with phones on both levels.It is great to have the same phone book in all 4 phones.We can use them all over our neighborhood.Just great phones

Good and Bad at the same time - Unreliable, Cheap
I can see why there is both glowing and hateful reviews on this 8860, all at the same time. Its one of those products that works well, when it works. Initially, its good. Then it starts to go sour and fail. I'm on my 2nd pair of phones, over the past year. So I now know I didnt just have a lemon.
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Editorial Review

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Features

• Enhanced Expansion Cordless Handset for DECT2 Series Cordless Phone Systems
• Only Use with DECT2211G/37/DECT2251G/37 and DECT2252G/37 Systems
• Digital Encryption Reduces The Potential For Identity Theft/ Ensures Private Calls Remain Private
• DECT 1920 -1930Mhz Is The Newest and Lowest Traffic Spectrum Available
• 0.50 lbs (WxLxH) 1.78" x 5.50" x 1.00"

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)

Excelent Phone
I bought this phone for my mother, it is very nice, and practical. The answering system is good and practice. The speaker is good but unfortunately it is necesary remove the handset from base for activate it. The phone is small and for some people this can be a problem, but it is good for my porpouse.
Unexpected Poor Sound Quality
I have bought and used Panasonic phones and answering system for over a decade and have always been very satisfied, so when buying a new one naturally I bought Panasonic, plus this was a great price.
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Editorial Review

The Panasonic KX-TS620B is a reliable corded phone designed for users looking for a model that offers modern functionality while still providing basic usage during power outages. The KX-TS620B has a businesslike black casing, and is wall-mountable, allowing you to keep countertop space free from unnecessary clutter. The phone comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.Read more

Features

• Corded telephone
• Number of phone lies:1
• Speakerphone
• One-Touch dialer with three memory buttons
• Hold, mute and redial buttons

Features

• 2-Line phone operation
• Speakerphone with volume control
• Call-Waiting Caller ID
• 10 Number Memory
• Data Port

Reviews (1)

Great phone for the price.
I don't know what higher priced phones offer, but this one sure fills the bill.One thing of note is that the Caller ID display is powered by 4 AA batteries.Compensating for that is that there is no AC/DC transformer to plug in.Just plug in the phone lines and you're ready to go.The display contrast can be increased if needed, but the default display works just fine for us.Setup and memory features are intuitive and easy to use. ... Read more

Features

• 900 MHz single-line analog cordless phone
• Integrated AM/FM clock radio with station presets
• Ringer-off setting for uninterrupted sleep
• Handy snooze button and gradual wake feature
• Handset volume control; hearing aid compatible

Reviews (17)

didn't last
I bought this phone for my son for Christmas less than a year ago. After a few months the time started to speed up without explanation and every once in awhile we have to reset the time back to the correct time, so needless to say it's not very convenient to use as an alarm clock. The phone sounds a bit loud and tinny to me, but my son thinks it's fine. Overall a great concept, maybe a bit better quality would have been nice.

Dear Still Waiting
Here is is April 25th and we are still !!!!!!!!!!!!! waiting for this product which is "on order".This phone is just what I want and I will be extremely disappointed if (1) GE has discontinued this model and (2) they didn't bother to tell Amazon.
Still waiting?.
Well I ordered mine in mid January and now there saying it won't even ship till late March or early April,which I think is unacceptable but what can you do?.Oh well I give it 5 stars for the product itself and from what I've read about but as for service and having to continually wait on it to come in I give the customer service 1 star. Update: I just have learned that this item I ordered is now being prepped for shipment,thank god it's about time too I have waited just under 6 months for this item to ship.Now my order info says it is in the process of being shipped and will be delivered here at my house on the 3rd of July.Finally YEAH!!!. ... Read more

Features

• All-in-one Internet-sharing Router, 4-port Switch, and 54 Mbps Wireless-G (802.11g) Access Point
• Shares a single Internet connection and other resources with Ethernet wired and Wireless-G and B devices
• Two standard phone jacks enable feature-rich telephone service over your cable or DSL Internet connection
• High security: Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), wireless MAC address filtering, powerful SPI firewall
• Web Based configuration through a build-in web server

Reviews (25)

Do not buy this router
I'm on hold right now, after several calls and several hours with Linksys' tech support. The intermittent Internet access has caused more grief than anyone should endure. The router worked fine for the first two months, but has now degraded to drop connectivity many times throughout the day.
Vonage is a sinking ship
I had Vonage since April, 2006. I finally switched back to Qwest after unending problems and hours and hours on the phone (my cell phone, as my Vonage line didn't work) with tech support. Here is my experience:
Linksys Router for Vonage review
It was exactly what was promised: a router to connect a couple of PCs and a regular phone to the internet cable.
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Editorial Review

Idealfor small offices and home businesses. The AT&T 5.8 GHz E5908 Digital Cordless Phone System offers home users high performance with the security of a corded base, and the flexibility of a 5.8 GHz cordless handset. It features a fully integrated digital answering system with 15 minutes of recording time. The corded desk set can be used even if the power fails.Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz Analog
• Corded Base & Cordless Handset
• Clearspeak Speakerphone in Base
• Display Dial
• Conferencing

Reviews (7)

Missing features
I bought this because Consumer Reports rated it highly and said that phones today had adopted technology more like cell phones.I don't agree at all; this unit has many limitations which could have been fixed by designing it more like a cell phone.Entering frequently called numbers is tedious.Cell phones usually allow you to easily save any dialed or received number into memory or 'directory,' so why can't you do that here?There are two handsets here, the base wired unit and the cordless handset.Why doesn't the cordless part automatically share the directory of the base unit without having to enter numbers all over again?Why are there no speed-dials on the base unit?And so on and so forth.As telephones, both handsets seem to work well and appear to be rugged, and it's professional looking enough for a business office.But plan to read the manual and spend time figuring it out.

Has potential for a one-line phone
First of all, I don't know where some people got the idea that this phone was advertised as a two-line instrument. I bought this phone, because I didn't want or need a two-line phone. I didn't have any issues with the quality, interference or range. Besides, this phone has several different frequencies you can use if the one you're using is not clear enough. Most older phones have that feature but many people have little idea how to use it. Another thing I noticed from reading some other reviews is people evidently like to abuse their phones (referring to quality), but I've had much cheaper phones (like GE) last me 3-4 yrs without any problems.I had high hopes for this unit, because of it's compact size, base layout and easy to understand instruction book. Setup was a snap. I had the phone for a couple days before I found something that forced me to return this unit.The caller id on the remote handset wouldn't continue displaying the caller's information after the first ring. If you let it ring more than once, you won't have a clue who's calling you unless you were close to the telephone base to view the information screen. Additionally, there was no feature or method to get the cordless handset to display that information while it was ringing. That for me was a biggest issue for me or else I would have gladly kept this one-line phone.
not a 2 line phone
Do NOT buy this if you need a two line phone!
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133. Panasonic KX-TG5240M GigaRange Supreme 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System by Panasonic
	Electronics list price: $129.99 Asin: B0001Z5KIG Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Panasonic's KX-TG5240M utilizes the 5.8 GHz band and digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology for increased call security and range and for less interference. This system comes with one handset but can accommodate up to three more (for a total of four). Compatible with Caller ID/call waiting, the KX-TG5240M offers a 50-station caller ID memory and dialer, accessible through the handset's three-line backlit LCD. It also features talking caller ID, which audibly announces who's calling through the handset and base speakerphones. Rounding out the main features are an integrated digital answering system and a light-up antenna on the handset that flashes to alert you to new calls and messages. The handsets also offer a variety of ring tones and melodies to choose from.Read more Features 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum signal Expandable to 4 handsets, 1 included Integrated digital answering system Caller ID/call waiting, talking caller ID; Caller IQ 50-station memory and dialer; handset speakerphone; voice paging Reviews (45) good phone, but serious problems I bough the base and 5 additional remote sets from a reputable online company. Within a year, the LCD screens on all but 2 of the phones went blank, and the "reputable" company told me I had to deal with Panasonic, not them. As I no longer had the receipt, Panasonic would not fix / replace or even tell me there was any problem with the phones. I have been using them for about 3 years now and gone through 2 full sets of batteries. All the phones do still work, and their range is very good, but literally, 4 of the 6 LCD screen no longer worked, and have not worked for years. I woudl never buy this phone type again, and my suggestion is for others to look elsewhere. All the talk of a lawsuit, however, has produced nothing via google, and all links I have seen about the lawsuit were bogus. It's unfortunate, as it was a VERY expensive system for a home. Excellent Value on a Great Product! I have always been a fan of Panasonic telephones.Their functions and features are superior.This phone system is an excellent choice for VOIP and traditional lines. WindyCityCouple is right! I have had the same problem with my Panasonic KX-TG5240 phone, except that mine lasted longer than a month before it died.I cannot say I wasn't warned:the salesman told me to buy Uniden; he said there had been a lot of problems with the Panasonic handsets conking out.But I've had other Panasonic products over the years, and fell for the look and feel of the handset.Well, I've learned my lesson.The Uniden phones I bought for my apartment are still kicking; of the Panasonics purchased for another house, one works, one is dead.The unhelpful Panasonic customer representative suggested I remove the batteries and punch all keys to 'restart' the phone.As you can imagine, that did nothing. Guess I'll be Googling "Panasonic cordless phone class action lawsuit," though I hate being litigious. ... Read more

134. Crosley 302 Wall Phone CR55-Brushed Chrome by Crosley
	Electronics list price: $59.95 -- our price: $51.87 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0002LX8BK Sales Rank: 7903 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Rotary Dial Fashion Plate Push Button Technology Flash/Redial Ringer Volume ON/OFF Switch Tone/Pulse Switch Reviews (1) Cute, but not necessarily convenient Gone are the habits of rotary dialing -- adjusting to the rotary (push button) style of this phone has frustrated the family.The keys don't light up making it impossible to dial without turning on the lights.Note to self:use the cordless phone in an emergency.This phone opposes multi-tasking -- the design and weight make gripping the receiver between your ear and shoulder a joke.That said, it looks nice and fits in well with the stainless appliances in our kitchen.It's a sacrifice of utility for style. ... Read more

135. NORTHWESTERN BELL Big Button Plus 20200 Corded Telephone by Northwestern Bell
	Electronics Asin: B0006IEV60 Sales Rank: 3607 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features 13 Number Memory 10 Two-Touch, 3 Emergency One-Touch Buttons Speakerphone Volume Control Speakerphone LED Indicator Adjustable Handset Volume

136. Panasonic KX-TG5651S 5.8 GHz FHSS GigaRangeDigital Cordless Telephone by Panasonic
	Electronics (29 March, 2006) list price: $79.95 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000EPCH2U Sales Rank: 2937 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features 5.8 GHz Frequency-hopping spread spectrum FHSS technology All-digital answering system with remote control from handset or outside line Convenient handset speakerphone Voice enhancer technology Handset to base intercom Reviews (2) AWESOME I bought this phone about 2 weeks for myself mainly because I was curious about the talking caller-id.It works well and pronounces the name accurately to my surprise. I then got one for my mother who loves it.She told my aunt about it, now she wants one.I guess I'll be buying another one for her.Initially I was concerned because the volume was low even thoughI had it turned up to the max.After a few days it started getting louder.Now it's loud and clear.The same thing is true for the phone I got for my mother. She like the handset because it's light and fits comfortably in her hands.This phone has great features and is easy to use and set up. cordless phone I bought this phone as a gift. The recipient likes the speaker feature on the handset and the booster capability. ... Read more

137. GE Slimline Phone by Thomson
	Electronics list price: $8.99 -- our price: $7.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00009V2WH Sales Rank: 2926 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features One-Touch Redial Flash Function Tone / Pulse Switchable Wall Mountable Reviews (1) Appearances can be deceiving From the picture on the box, I thought this was a "traditional" slimline phone where you run the base cord from the wall jack into the base then the handset cord runs from the base to the handset.Instead, the base cord and handset cord is all one unit, which is not what I was looking for.The "base" cord only has 2 pairs, which I realize is what most people need if they only have one line in their house.I use this type of phone to test analog lines at my business, so I often need a 4 pair cord. ... Read more

138. AT&T E5862 5.8GHz Expandable Cordless Telephone and Answering System by AT&T
	Electronics Asin: B000932KWY Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Get great reception and mobile communication throughout your home with the AT&T E5862 cordless telephone and answering system. This package includes two E580-2 Cordless Handsets plus the base station that also functions as a speakerphone and a digital answering machine. The additional handset comes with a separate charger base that you can conveniently place elsewhere in your home. You can add up to 8 phones to this system. This phone system provides caller ID/call waiting information when subscribed to service, and it has a 50-number call log. It also includes a 50 name/number quick-dial directory. Read more Features 5.8 GHz DSS Frequency Hopping Technology Full Color Graphical Display in Handset; Icon Driven Menu; Image Wallpaper; Advanced Antenna Design Expandable System (Use up to 8 Handsets) Dial-in-Base Speakerphone Handset Speakerphone Reviews (3) AT&T Cordless Phone with Answering Machine This item has met or exceeded my expectations.Having 4 around the house makes the intercom feature handy.There is plenty of time on the answering machine and the programming features for each phone provide added flexability. There are better choices I am an obssessive shopper, I like to do the research and then try different alternatives.In order to replace our old Motorola system that is a few years old and not working as well as a primary system needs to work, I tried the Uniden TRU8885 as well as the AT&T E5826BC before comming back to Motorola.I won't bore you with the technical details, you can read them for yourself, I will, however, give a summary of overall pros and cons.The reception on the 5.8 gHz sustems was noticable less than the Motorola 2.4 gHz and we have never had any interference from our wireless router.The ATT was nicely designed although the icon menus were difficult to navigate and you had to select the Caller Id (CID) menu from either the handset or the base before you could see calls.Once you selected them, there was no way to have local calls listed without the area code, so you couldn't dial from the CID log as you could from the Uniden and the Motorola. The Udiden was set up better but because of the 5.8 gHz freq has less reception than the 2.4 gHz Motorola, I found the buttons alittle small on the Uniden and ending calls was not always reliable as many times the phone rang after hanging up with the other party still connected.In addition, the Uniden answering machine picks up briefly every times the phone rings and is not answered even if the caller hangs up.I have found the Motorola's menu to be easy to navigate and very intuative. ATT and Uiden make a big deal about ring-tones which I don't care about, and ATT sings the praises of their color display that allows you to assign an icon for people in your phonebook.again, I don't care, I think that the Motorola is much easier to use, the reception has always been good, and the product reliable.I would by the Moto in a heartbeat over the competition. I love it! I'm in the process of buying another one for my mom.Favorite feature:along with caller ID, it voices the phone number while it's ringing.That means, that when it rings, I can hear who's calling, enabling me to run to the phone or forget it!! ... Read more

139. AT&T E2562 2.4 GHz DSS 2-Line Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Corded Base by AT&T
	Electronics (01 May, 2004) list price: $199.99 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B00023CJK4 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review A two-line corded/cordless phone system from AT&T, the E2562 is an ideal model for today's busy household or small office. With an all-digital answering system and multi-user expandability eight cordless handsets (one included), the phone offers both flexibility and convenience. By utilizing the 2.4 GHz band and digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology, the E2562 offers clearer reception and less interference than traditional 900 MHz phones. Read more Features 2.4 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum signal Expandable up to 8 handsets, 1 included; 7-way conferencing All digital answering system, 25 minutes of recording time Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history 50-number phone directory; handset and base speakerphones Reviews (28) Sleek phone - Software Bugs - I woke up one morning to find my two cordless units with message "Searching for Base" Expected better from AT&T I actually find the sound quality and range pretty good, but I think the system is designed poorly. I can't tell you how many times I have been on the phone and wanted to scroll through my caller ID to get a number for someone I was talking to. No dice, it won't do that.There are a number of issues like that.I can't program it to prefer line 2 to make calls. You may think this is a not a big deal, except I don't like to reveal the line 1 number to my clients via there caller ID. So there went my private line. Complete piece of S*** Sound quality is poor more than about 20' away.I had to the move the base to the center of the house (rather than the kitchen where we wanted it) to get it to work at all.I had to return a unit.Now I'm stuck with it sort of working but with clicky-popy sound.Don't buy this system. ... Read more 140. Crosley 1950's Princess Phone - Pink by Crosley Electronics list price: $49.95 Asin: B0000DHVMG Sales Rank: 5569 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan Features Rotary Dial Fashion Plate with Push Button Technology Flash/Redial Ringer Volume ON/OFF Switch Tone/Pulse switch Earpiece Volume Control Reviews (3) Love My Princess I just wish it had the dial-pad backlight, like it's original prdecessor.But it's SOOOO nice to use a phone that actually has some heft and doesn't feel like it was made by Fisher-Price. Dead on arrival I got this phone purchased for me off my wishlist and it arrived to me broken! We contacted customer service multiple times and had no response. This really sucks because it is a very cute phone, but BEWARE. Delightful! I was skeptical of ordering this online - however I was pleasantly surprised when I received the phone, it is great, it is a Real Phone,not these modern plastic faux chrome phones that have no personality.This phone has plenty of personality and the ring is also authentic.The only reason I did not rate this a 5 star is that I wish the dial had a light in it - that lights up at night - my original princess phone had that and I just loved that feature but all in all - you princesses out there will love it!!! ... Read more 121-140 of 200     Back   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   Next 20 Prices listed on this site are subject to change without notice. Questions on ordering or shipping? click here for help. Top