Features

• Last number redial
• Illuminated dial
• AM/FM radio
• Oversized LED alarm clock
• Battery backup

Reviews (7)

Bought twice, Returned twice!!
I bought this two times and had to return it both times.The numbers on the handset were only lit up for three numbers, not all of them! When they sent me a new one, it did the same thing!Too bad, as it otherwise looked like an okay product for the price.I didn't want to bother trying a third one.

Great for what it is
Great for the night stand.LOUD alarm (I am deaf in one ear, the alarm must be loud), fine basic phone.For 17.99 it is great!

it's not waking me!!
the alarm is just too soft, not doing the job of waking me. Also the radio's always static. ... Read more

Reviews (9)

Disappointing
I bought this phone about 2 years ago. Just after the warantee was up the handset quit working so that I could no longer dial out. Recently the ringer stopped working and one of the alarm buttons works only intermittently. The AM receiver has only ever worked to pick up a station about 15 miles from me that transmits at 64000 watts. Anything else on AM frequency comes in staticy (is that a word?).

Excellent Product
I absolutly love this item.Phone sounds great.Radio has excellent reception and sound.Caller IDclear and works everytime.Have had it for a while with absolutely NO problems.Recommend to everyone.Even gave several as Christmas gifts and ALL are pleased.

Disappointing sound then phone stopped working
The title says it all.We found the radio to sound pretty horrible as if the stations just could not be tuned well.The previous units (other brands) worked fine.Soon after, the caller ID stopped working.Then after almost a year, the phone stopped working.It's interesting how so few clock radio phones are available, and those that are seem to have low ratings. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Clear away some clutter on your desk or nightstand with the all-in-one clock radio phone from GE. You can wake up to music, news, or a forceful alarm. Place nighttime calls with the lighted handset, and let the attractive art deco design accent your bedroom.Read more

Features

• Deluxe AM/FM radio
• 12-number memory, including three one-touch emergency and nine quick-dial numbers
• Large, green LED clock with battery backup
• Wake to music or alarm
• Sleep timer and snooze

Reviews (11)

Poor Visibility
Trying to discern the time or phone number at night or day in the prone position is virtually impossible due to the poor quality of the lighting display . Who wants to get up to read the time or phone number ?? Not me.

don't buy GE
Their products are full of glitches.This bedroom phone stopped displaying the Caller ID correctly the first time I bought it.After I brought it back to the store for a replacement, the time was always wrong.It would show the right time when a call came in, but would get stuck there until the next call.Look for similar statements about other GE phones and take the advice not to buy a GE phone.

What a piece of garbage!!
Don't waste your money on this item.You can't read the display at all, so you never know what time it is.The base is so light that when you answer the phone, the base comes along and falls off the nightstand.GE, you should be ashamed of yourself!I always trusted that brand name.... until now ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Corded Telephones (Phones)    2. Clock Radios    3. Telephone (Phone)    4. 29291, GE29291, GE2   

Editorial Review

Conair's CID400 serves three essential functions: telephone, clock, and radio. For a guest room, rec room, or small office space, the CID400 supplies a well-chosen suite of features. The phone handset rests on top of the unit and displays caller ID memory, storing up to 64 names and numbers for easy review and quick call back. Features include a three-line LCD, last number redial, volume control, visual ringer, and a lighted dial. The clock radio offers a lighted dial and adjustable display panel, direct tuning of AM and FM, alarm, sleep, and snooze controls. Powered by a 9-volt battery with a backup battery, the CID400 is supported by a one-year limited warranty. ... Read more

Features

• Phone/clock radio features caller ID memory for 64 names and numbers
• Adjustable display panel
• Lighted clock radio dial
• 3-line LCD screen
• Caller ID call-back, review, and erase

Reviews (8)

If Your Are Looking for the Worst Telephone Clock Radio...
This is the worst telephone clock radio ever designed. The radio function has dreadful sound and does not stick to the station.It finally went dead after a year, taking with it the whole alarm system, and making it useless. The phone function is very difficult to use in the dark.The keypad is not lit and it is easy to misdial. When the equipment was removed from the box it stank of chemicals for several days, and a notice said that it would takeawhile for the smell to stop.Never bought a product before that had that problem. I agree with all the other negative comments in the other reviews except for the LED clock function. There is a switch that allows it to be bold or dim and the bold provides adequate lighting to see the time. However, don't buy this awful product.

junk!!!!
two died in less than a year!!

Horrible Phone
I purchased this phone/radio/clock combo for my mother and after the first few uses, it was returned. It's a good concept for those who have limited space, but poorly executed. The most glaring problem is that the radio will bleed into your calls. It isn't very loud, but you can hear talking and music very faintly in the background when the radio is supposed to be off. The radio reception itself is horrible and the speaker is not very good. There are buttons on each side of the phone that set various functions like volume control. Those were very loose and could probably snap off with ease after some use. The only thing good I can say about this is that the phone will work if the power goes out. Plugging it into an outlet is only needed for the radio, clock and caller ID functions. In fact, the phone works best if it's not plugged in; which seems to prevent the radio signal bleeding in. However, that goes against how this product is supposed to work. You're better off getting a lower priced corded phone and a separate clock/radio instead. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Clear away some clutter on your desk or nightstand with the all-in-one clock, radio, telephone, and caller-ID system from AT&T. You can wake up to music, news, or a forceful alarm and place nighttime calls with the lighted handset.Read more

Features

• AM/FM clock radio
• Caller ID/call waiting with 70-number history
• Lighted keypad
• Message-waiting/new-call indicator
• 13-number memory dialing

Reviews (11)

Screen died after 1 yr, bad volume
Phone receiver volume and clarity was poor.Display screen died after 1 year.

Good Idea, bad product
I purchased this item about 18 months ago and I'm not particularly satisfied with it.It's a great idea - a phone and clock radio all in one - a great space saver.Unfortunately, this is not the model to buy.The display screen is at a difficult angle to see unless you raise your head.The controls are not particularly intuitive to use.The worst aspect of the unit, however, is the volume control.It is very imprecise and the volume can't be set low enough without cutting out completely.Don't waste your money....

Very poor design
Buttons too small, difficult to set, poor sound quality, not user friendly. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Telephone (Phone)    2. Corded Telephones (Phones)    3. Memory (speed) dialing, caller ID (identification), call waiting    4. ATT, ATT360, AT&T360    5. 360, Lighted Keypad   

Editorial Review

The Zenith Z828 combines all the bedside functions you need in one unit. A multifunction CD player and AM/FM radio provide music through two 3-inch stereo speakers. A telephone with caller ID is also a part of the unit.Read more

Features

• CD, AM/FM radio, and buzzer alarm
• Multifunction CD player
• AM/FM stereo digital tuner
• Corded phone with Caller ID LCD on back of handset
• 50-number Caller ID memory

Reviews (8)

I must have gotten lucky
Other than the sound quality being moderate, I have had no problems with my phone, clock, or CD player.I love the 3 separate alarm options.I hate waking up to loud buzzers, so the CD alarm option is my favorite.I hear the soft sound of the CD spinning before the music comes on.I really like it.I have had to replace the 9 volt battery in order to keep my phone capabilities of dialing out, but since I read another review to clue me in on this, it was no big deal.I've had this phone since December 2000 and it still works the same as the day I bought it.Caller ID panel is still visible and all alarm functins still work.For my purposes, the combo unit had worked out amazingly well.

Great machine but problem with phone unless you have mfg tip
I have had this machine since early 2000.Everything works great when you read the instructions thoroughly.Great sound, nice alarm features such as wakeup to radio, CD, and buzzer.You can set all three alarms.When you turn off the alarm in the morning you do not have to worry about turning the alarm for the next day, as it will remember your settings.However, the problem with the phone not being able to dial out at times is a legitimate complaint.I called the manufacturer and they provided three tips that have worked but all are temporary fixes.If the phone stops working such as not being able to dial out or the caller id display is locked, first replace the 9 volt battery that is used for powering the features on the handset.Generally, this will fix the problem.If this does not fix the problem, the phone may also have been affected by a surge.Just unplug the cord that goes from the handset to the base of the phone and leave it disconnected for an hour or more.This should reset the handset.However, their may be ongoing problems where you may have too many phones on a phone line through out your house.Each phone has a REN (Ring Equivalence Number) on it.This phone shows 1.3 and is displayed on the black sticker on the handset.If the other phones simply stop working, check the total REN (Ring Equivalence Number) value of all the devices sharing your phone line. The total REN value on any one phone line should not exceed 4. If it does, some phones may not ring or even work at all, and computer modems will tend to drop the line or not connect properly. Most normal phones and computer modems have a REN of 1. If your other phones or PC modem is one of several devices on the same line and you have trouble, try removing one or more phones. Long extension phone cables can also cause similar problems and should only be used if absolutely necessary. The REN value is usually displayed on a sticker on the underside of the phone (eg, REN=1). With the phone annoyace I would have rated the phone 1 star if I didn't have the manufacturer's tips.If your phone does not have the problem, I would rate it a 5.Since I was able to use the tips with my phone problems, I rate it 3 stars.

Exhanged first broken one and now second is down...
I liked the combo phone/alarm/cd but found the product to be the worst quality of any home electronics I have ever purchased.Both the original and the replacement lost keypad functionality within a month of use making it impossible to dial out.Also both phones slowly lost all contrast on the caller id lcd so that you couldn't make out any display after a couple of months.Read more

Editorial Review

For a guest room, rec room, or small office space, the Conair TCR500 serves three essential functions--telephone, clock, radio--and provides a well-chosen suite of features to complement them. The phone handset rests on top of the unit and features a three-line LCD for easy review of caller ID and quick call back. The phone can store up to 64 names and numbers in memory. Additional features include redial, ringer off/on, volume control, visual ringer, lighted dial, hearing aid compatibility, last number redial, and automatic muting of the radio when you're on the phone.Read more

Features

• Phone/clock radio with lighted dial
• Ringer with on/off control
• Last-number redial
• Auto radio mute when using the telephone
• Oversized snooze control

Reviews (5)

You get less than what you pay for!
Unfortunately, when I bought this phone, I got less than what I paid for... There are no bargains or good deals with this phone.. Clock Radio Review
The radio is TOO loud when it comes on.The radio is hard to tuen. The clock face is too bright in the dark and the caller ID is hard to see.This is not a very good buy.

Clock Radio review
Even on the dimmer of the two settings this clock's face generates enough light to read a book by. I found myself strategically positioning objects in front of it at night to block the insomnia-producing rays. Read more

Editorial Review

Is your night-table getting a little crowded? Check out this stylish metallic silver corded phone with built-in clock radio by ConairPhone. The CID-402 offers corded phone operation with a 64-name-and-number caller ID log, illuminated keypad, and adjustable ringer/receiver volume controls.Read more

Features

• Caller ID ready with 64-name-and-number log
• Built-in AM/FM tuner with auto mute features
• Over-sized snooze control, alarm-on indicator
• Illuminated keypad, ringer/receiver volume control
• Attractive metallic silver design

Reviews (8)

Looking for a gift for someone you dislike? Then, buy this..
If you ever wondered what became of engineering grads who were at the bottom of their class, Conair must be their primary recruiter. Don't buy stock in this company because their products are uniformly dreadful. I wish I had paid more attention to the other reviewers' comments before embroiling myself with this lousy clock telephone radio.The set looks pretty, but it is a disaster.Why?
FAIR PRODUCT AT A GOOD PRICE
This is a very compact unit that does many functions adequately, but not perfectly. The caller ID works well, with a red blinking LED to let you know when there has been a new call. The sound quality from the radio is fair to poor, but then again this will probably not be used for high-fidelity sound. My main gripes with this unit are as follows: The LCD display is hard to view from across the room or at angles, the alarm time is a pain to reset- you have to go through a long menu just to reset your alarm time- this is hard to do in the dark without waking your sleeping significant other, and the button to turn the alarm on and off is tiny and hard to find when you're barely awake (although the snooze bar is nice and big), and the phone cord is on the short side. However if you are short of space on your night stand, this product will provide a degree of functionality. If you have the room, however, you'd probably be happier with a separate phone and a separate higher-quality clock/radio.

Conair has no quality control
Conair has a knack for making products that look like exactly what I want.This is what tricks me into buying them.However this is the 3rd Conair Phone product that I have purchased that just flat out didn't work when I took it out of the box.None of the buttons on the unit worked.I was unable to set the clock or do much of anything.Useless.Seek a more quality product elsewhere. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Accessories (Accessory)    2. Clock Radio (Radios)    3. Alarm Clock    4. Phones (Telephones)