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Good price, good design-nice and sturdy. Much better caller id display than the Panasonic phone I had in the past. Have line 1 hooked up to cable (Cablevision) phone line while line 2 is a Verizon hard wired line. No issues with interference while switching from line 1 to line 2.As always great service from Amazon-quick shipping and delivery.
The Speakerphone worked reasonably well for the first month then started "clipping" and missing some of the words at all volume levels. The rest of the phone works as advertised but I guess there are not really good corded phones at any price.
I was expecting a 2 -line corded phone utilizing the energy of the telephone line, and this prouct uses AC utilizing the included transformer or one 9V Battery.The phone works fine, but if there is a power failure you phone will not be able to Ring unless you have installed the 9V Battery
I'm very happy with it and I like having something I can use even if the power goes out. And the buttons - I love how easy it is to dial a number.
I've had bad luck with phones and after reading reviews of this one, I was ready to be disappointed. Works great.
I like it. One main reasons I purchased it, is because I liked the fact that it comes with a power unit you plug into the wall, so it doesn't require batteries.
The display works perfectly, the volume level is just fine. I've had no problems with any of the features.
I'd recommended it to others and would definitely buy another one.
I just obtained my AT&T Corded 2-Line Speakerphone.Initial problem I have is when using my headset, I hear a hum. If I put the phone on mute, the hum goes away.I only have 1 line connected.Anybody have any thoughts.
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