Features

• 5.8 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum signal
• Expandable up to 8 handsets, 1 color-LCD model included
• All-digital answering machine, 25 minutes of recording time
• Handset and base speakerphones; caller ID/call waiting, 50-call log
• 50-number phone directory; selectable ring tones

Amazon.com Product Description

The E5860 from AT&T is a 5.8 GHz cordless phone with multi-user expandability to eight handsets (one included) and a built-in digital answering system. By utilizing the 5.8 GHz band and frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the E5860 offers clearer reception and less interference than traditional 2.4 GHz and 900 MHz phones. The answering machine provides up to 25 minutes of recording time, while remote operation allows you to check messages while you are away.

Caller ID/call waiting compatible, the E5860 has a 50-number caller ID memory, as well as a 50-number phone directory to help you keep track of important phone numbers. The handset LCD has a graphic interface with an icon driven menu to help you navigate the phones many functions, while personalized ringer options and image ID provide audio and visual indications of the incoming caller. The E5860 comes with polyphonic ring tones as well as a handset vibrating ringer.

Additional features include flash, redial (last 10 numbers), and mute. An intercom function allows you to speak with other phones on the same system, while call transfer lets you route incoming calls to a different handset location. A conference feature lets you speak with multiple parties at the same time. The E5860 has an 8.5-by-8.7-inch footprint, and an included wall mounting adapter lets you save on counter or desktop space. The E5860 also comes backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, wall mounting adapter, cordless handset, short and long telephone line cords, AC adapter, AA NiMH batteries, belt clip, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• Expandable to 8 handsets, 1 included
• Integrated answering machine, 25 minutes of recording time
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history
• Handset speakerphone; image ID; personalized ringer options

Amazon.com Product Description

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.

Caller ID and call waiting compatible, the E580-2 has a 50-number caller ID memory, as well as image ID and personalized ringer options. The LCD with graphical display has an icon-driven menu to help you navigate the phone's functions, while a 50-number internal phone directory helps you to keep track of all your important phone numbers. Vibrating ringer and polyphonic musical ring tone settings are available, and a headset jack allows you to connect an optional headset for hands-free communication.

You can retrieve messages from the base unit using the handset, while the intercom feature allows you to speak with other handset locations. With conferencing, you can speak to multiple parties at the same time, and a call transfer function lets you route incoming calls to another handset. An illuminated keypad is provided for ease of dialing, and a low battery indicator lets you know when to return the base to its handset for recharging. Flash, hold, mute, and redial (last 10) buttons are also provided. The E580-2 comes backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Cordless handset, remote charger stand, two AA NiMH batteries, belt clip, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• For use with E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C expandable phone systems
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history; image ID; personalized ringer
• 50-number phone directory; intercom, conferencing, call transfer
• Graphical color LCD; handset speakerphone and message retrieval

Amazon.com Product Description

The E2600B from AT&T is a 2.4 GHz cordless phone with an integrated answering machine, an extra handset and charging cradle, and caller ID/call waiting compatibility. By using the 2.4 GHz band and frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the phone offers clearer reception and less interference than traditional 900 MHz phones.

With caller ID/call waiting capability, you can see who is calling, while the 50-number caller ID memory provides a list of all recent incoming calls. A 50-number phone directory helps you to keep track of important phone numbers. The handset and base LCD screens with graphic display make navigating the phone's many functions easy.

Speakerphones on both the base and handset, as well as headset compatibility, provide hands-free communication options, while an any-key answer feature lets you pick up incoming calls by pressing any button on the handset. An illuminated keypad makes dialing a snap, even in dark environments, and the redial button lets you easily call any of the last 10 outgoing numbers.

Multi-user expandability to eight handsets (two included) lets you place phones wherever you need them. Intercom, conferencing, and call-transfer features let you route incoming calls and speak with other handset locations.

The all-digital answering machine provides up to 25 minutes of recording time, and voice prompts help you navigate your messages. A time/date stamp lets you know when each message was received, while remote operation allows you to check your messages while you are away from home.

The E2600B has an 8.5-by-8.7-inch footprint and is also wall-mountable, helping you to keep desktop space free from clutter. It comes backed with a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, wall mounting adapter, two cordless handsets, remote charger stand, telephone line cord, two AC adapters, AA rechargeable NiCd batteries, two belt clips, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• Expandable to 8 handsets, 2 included
• Digital answering system, 25 minutes of record time
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history
• Handset and base speakerphones; 50-number phone directory

Amazon.com Product Description

The 1465 from AT&T is a 2.4 GHz cordless phone with an analog clock display, caller ID/call waiting capability, and a built-in answering machine. It utilizes the 2.4 GHz frequency to provide a more powerful signal than traditional 900 MHz phones. With its 50-number phone directory, you can keep track of important phone numbers, while a 90-number caller ID memory displays the names and numbers of all recent incoming calls. Nine one-touch memory buttons provide an easy way to dial your most frequently used numbers, and a redial feature lets you call the last outgoing number with the touch of a button.

A handset control lets you adjust volume levels, while the lighted keypad helps you to dial even in the dark. With any key answer, you can pick up an incoming call simply by pressing any of the handset buttons, and the handset LCD menu provides a convenient way to navigate the phone's many functions. A page button on the base makes finding a misplaced handset a snap, while headset compatibility provides a hands-free communication option.

The all-digital answering machine has up to 15 minutes of recording time, and features voice prompts to help you manage your messages. A time/date stamp lets you know when each message was received, while remote operation allows you to keep track of your messages while you are away from home. The 1465 also comes backed by a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, telephone handset, belt clip, 2 telephone line cords, AC adapter, NiCD battery, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz analog signal; analog clock display
• Integrated answering machine, 15 minutes of record time
• Caller ID/call waiting, 90-call history
• 50-number phone directory, 9 speed-dial locations
• Headset compatibility; illuminated keypad

Amazon.com Product Description

The E5865 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 band 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. Speakerphones on both the base and handset combine with headset compatibility to provide hands-free communication options, while the LCD on the handset provides a way to navigate the phone's many functions.

Caller ID and call waiting compatible, the E5865 has a 50-number caller ID memory, as well as a 50-number internal phone directory to help you keep track of important phone numbers. Personalized ringing options allow you to assign any of the polyphonic musical ring tones to a phone directory entry, letting you know when a specific phone number is calling.

With multi-user expandability to eight handsets, you can add extensions to your system wherever you need them. Intercom and conferencing functions allow you to communicate between handset locations or with multiple parties at once.

The E5865 has an 8.5-by-8.7-inch footprint and is wall-mountable, freeing up countertop space completely. It also comes backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, wall mounting adapter, cordless handset, short and long telephone line cords, AC adapter, two AA NiMH batteries, belt clip, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum signal
• Expandable to 8 handsets, 1 included
• All-digital answering machine, 25 minutes of recording time
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call history
• 50-number phone directory; handset and base speakerphones

Reviews (1)

Beware... it's another dual-band device
This one looked so good, so I went to Circuit City yesterday to take a look. Right on the box, it brags about using 5.8 GHz AND 2.4 GHz to provide the best performance. Seems that all the so-called 5.8 GHz devices built by V-tech, including those V-tech builds for other companies like AT&T, are dual band. Beware, if you are worried about interference to your computer wireless network. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Note: The AT&T 2462 is no longer being manufactured. You may want to consider purchasing the newer AT&T E2562 instead.

The two-line AT&T 2462 gives you enhanced 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrumtechnology in a cordless/corded combination pack, including a digital answering system and a full duplex speakerphone handset as well as base-unit speakerphone. The answering machine offers two individual mailboxes and 25 minutes of digital recording time. Headset compatibility frees your hands during conversations.

The LCDs on the base station and the handset provide caller ID with call waiting information (provided you have a subscription to caller ID services through your local phone company). The handset and base each store 50 names and numbers, and you can expand the system to include as many as eight handsets (AT&T model 2402).

Other features include a visual message-waiting indicator, an intercom, call transfer, and four-party call conferencing. The package contains the base unit, mounting adapter, corded handset, cordless handset, charging cradle, handset cord, two telephone line cords, AC adapter, and user's manuals. ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum; expandable to 8 handsets
• Speakerphone in base unit; supports 2 lines
• Digital answering system with 2 mailboxes, 25 minutes of storage
• Dual keypads and LCD screens
• Caller ID/call waiting capability

Reviews (16)

Great phone, Lousy answering system (times 4)
I have delayed adding my review of the AT&T 2462 system while giving AT&T time to make good on their warranty. They have tried but an inferior product has caused them to fail.

I initially bought the base system with 2 additional handsets to use in my small business. From a phone aspect this has been a very good system. Call sound quality, handset range and battery life, speaker phone on both base and handset, intercom/paging work fine.

But the answering system is TERRIBLE.

The sound quality of your recorded greeting is worse than most tape based devices. Sound qualtity of incoming messages (when they can be left) isn't much better.

The biggest problem is the total unpredictability if the answering system will work at all. Most of the time when the answering system kicks in it will play the first 1-3 seconds of your greeting then disconnect the call. Or, it will allow someone to begin leaving a message then abruptly disconnect in mid-message. Trying to retrieve messages remotely can take 4 or 5 tries before you proceed far enough to enter your access code. Then you wonder how many incoming calls encountered this nonsense before your tried to access messages. Once back in the office the call log gives you an idea of how many others encountered the same problem.

And, I have been through 4, count'em 4 base units that have all done the same thing.

I have given up on the 2462 to take my messages and am using an old digital answering machine for messages.

I am stuck with this unit. All AT&T can do is send another swapout unit and I'm tired of spending time starting over. They won't buy it back and it's too late to return it.

If your looking for a good 2-line remote handset phone, the 2462 does well, if you need to rely on it to collect and allow remote retrieval of messages look elsewhere.

A classic in the making
This phone could have been a dream phone with a few modifications.
The quality of the voice on handset and the speakerphone was outstanding. Very elegant design without extraneous or garish buttons. Very easy to use. Here a few of the flaws which I hope will be fixed in a future edition, because this is greazt phone.

The inconvenient call back that doesn't autmatically add a 1 for long distance that was mentioned below, although the redial works nicely.

No remote monitoring feature for the answering machine which could easily have been added and has been around for years and is great if you want to listen in on your apartment while you're away.

No time display which other phones have. ALso no elapsed duration of calls which would have been easy to add.

Although the handsets are beatiful and have nice weight, rather anoyingly there was no way to turn them off without removing the battery. THe off switch is a misnomer as all it it does is hang up the phone. The phone stays on constantly comunicating with the base.

THis brings me to the most serious problem. THe base is always in touch with the handsets constantly sending out a barrage of microwave radiation unecesairly. It would be far better if the base just waits to be contacted by a handset or only when an incoming call is sent. Even if you yank the battery form the handset, the base still tries to find it sending out nonstop microwaves. This is pointless and proabbly only offer minor speed efficiency which is given up in the loss of battery power.

Nice features are the distanceis awesome as is th4e sound quality. There is a also a spare battery charger in the base which doubles as a power failure back up. The ability top record 4 minutes of conversation. Easy to use directory and call history.

I hope the y keep the phone exactly the way it is but add these features.

no complaints
I can't beleive I actually spent this much money for a phone, but I don't regret it. I just moved into an old house and discovered that only one of the 5 phone jacks actually works. This phone solved that problem. We plugged the corded base into the working phone jack, and put cordless handsets in every other room. Lots of neat features, like playing back messages on speaker through the cordless handsets. My only criticism is that the corded handset feels a little wobbly when you hang it up.

Great phone
Simply put, great phone. Distance is great, clarity is great, button feel is great, speaker on the handset is an AMAZING treat. Before I got it I felt I'd paid too much, about 200 bucks, but it was worth every penny.

I'd give it a 4.75 just for not automatically adding a 1 to the caller id callback numbers, but amazon doesn't support 4.75s!

Got Vonage? Dont buy this
If you got 2 lines, 1 hardwired (telco) and the other a voip, like vonage. The caller id will not work. I troubleshooted this issue for 3 hours now, and its clear that if you have a device such as Vonage connected to the 2nd line and your telco to the other, caller id will not work. It does work if either one is connected but the other isnt ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The two-line AT&T 2402 expansion handset is designed to work alongside a maximum of seven other handsets as part of your new or existing AT&T 2462 corded/cordless digital answering system. As with that system, the cordless handset gives you enhanced 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum technology, on-hook dialing, display and dial, and a lighted keypad.

The handset displays caller ID with call waiting information on its LCD (provided you have a subscription to caller ID services through your local phone company) and stores 50 names and numbers. Other features include a visual message-waiting indicator, an intercom, call transfer, and four-party call conferencing. ... Read more

Features

• 2-line extension handset for your existing AT&T 2462 expandable cordless system
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum operation
• Caller ID with call waiting capability
• 50-name and number directory and caller ID history
• 4-party conferencing; access to AT&T 2462 answering system

Reviews (3)

Good Phone for Office
I use this phone at work. It works great. Volume, caller ID, redial are all working well. Battery stays charged even when I forget to put it on the base when I leave at night. The battery life display is very helpful! We do not have a wireless net work so I can't speak for that type of interference but it sits next to my printer, under the copier/fax and next to my desk with my computer and it's clear as a bell. You can't get too far (go outside to the parking lot) away from the base but isn't that true of all of the portables?

Like it enough to buy more handsets!
Bought this phone several months ago, and now I'm ordering more of the expandable handsets as my other 2-line phones wear out. It works great....and I really like how the handsets take up little space and only need an electric outlet. You can even put them in the bathroom!!! Great product.

Does everything I hoped and more
We have three of these handsets to go with the answering machine/base. We use them all over the house as phones and intercom. You can call any handset from any other handset. Has redial memory like a cell, use the arrow keys to find the last few numbers you called from that handset. Easily listen to messages from any handset. All this and we didn't read the manual! Who knows what other features are lurking... ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

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. The digital answering machine provides up to 25 minutes of recording time, while a remote message check feature lets you keep track of messages even when you are away from home. Caller ID/call waiting compatible, the E2562 has a 50-number caller ID memory, while a 50-number phone directory provides an easy way to keep track of important phone numbers.

The base unit has a data port which can be used to hook up external devices such as a fax machine. A speakerphone on both the base and handset combine with headset compatibility (also on both the base and handset) to provide hands-free communication options. Handset and ringer volume controls are provided, while an illuminated keypad makes dialing easy, even in dark environments. An intercom function lets you talk between handset locations, while up to seven-way conferencing allows you to communicate with multiple parties at the same time.The E2562 also comes backed with a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Base, corded handset, coiled handset cord, cordless handset, short and long telephone line cords, charging cradle, AC adapter, NiCd battery, belt clip, user's manuals, wallet card ... 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

Amazon.com Product Description

The AT&T 5800 is an expansion handset for use with AT&T 5.8 GHz models 5830 and 5840. You can add up to five 5800 handsets to your base station (not included) for a total operating capability of six handsets.

The expansion handset's LCD provides caller ID/call waiting information (subscription required). Enhanced audio technology derives from advances in acoustic design that have improved the frequency response relative to conventional cordless phones. The Sound Select feature offers four different audio settings: bass, mid, treble, and natural.

The handset receiver lights up with incoming calls or can be set to vibrate. It stores 50 names and numbers and works with your caller ID service to remember the last 50 callers. A spare-battery charging system enables the telephone to work even in a power outage. Choose from eight ringer melodies. Other features include a 50-name-and-number caller ID history, a lighted display, and a visual message-waiting indicator.

What's in the Box
Handset, charger/base, AC power supply and cord, model 2401 rechargeable battery, instructions, warranty information

Note: This handset is not a stand-alone phone; it requires an AT&T 5830 or 5840 base unit, sold separately. ... Read more

Features

• Expansion handset for use with AT&T model 5830 or 5840
• 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum frequency-hopping technology
• Speakerphone for hands-free conversations
• 50 name-and-number caller ID history
• Sound Select for custom sound

Reviews (6)

Perfect phone!
I'm fussy about small buttons, hard to program menues, poorly lighted dials....this phone has none of that! The talking caller ID on the base unit is terrific and the plug in add-on units are very convenient. Very good reception, easy to use call log...I like this phone a lot!!

Getting closer to the perfect phone.
I am a certified phone fetishist. After replacing cordless phone after cordless phone, I have now found one to keep for a while. The AT&T 5800 has the best speakerphone in the industry! You can actually use it in real situations! It has the now rare battery backup feature. I rotate batteries between the handset and the battery backup compartment when ever the handset battery runs out. By never putting the handset in the cradle, this "use it up every time" method makes the batteries last a year or more. Great memory and paging functions. You have to love the blue light! I have dropped it on hard wood floors many times, unlike any other phone or TV remote, the battery and battery cover don't go flying all over. Small but crucial details for the phone connesuer.

Excellent
Very good cordless phone. If I had to buy another I would do it again.

5.8 Ghz but STILLl uses 2.4 Ghz what gives....
Bought this setup for a new house where I plan on installing a 802.11b network. I have not even thrown the boxes away and I am glad I did not. Was reading the manual, front to back, and was shocked to find the following information:

Page 69 of 5840 manual, Titled: Technical Specifications

RF Frequency Band (Handset to base) 2400MHz - 2483.5 MHz

RF Frequency Band (Base to Handset) 5728 MHz- 5850 MHz

What gives?? Why should you pay so much for a "5.8GHz" phone system when only half of it is 5.8 GHz. Check out the PANASONIC KX-TG5100M specs, that is truely 5.8Ghz, and is what I will be purchasing due to their honest marketing. Also do not like the fact that each phone has it's own Caller ID list. And why can't they sync the time up with the information on the CID. My free CID phone does this!

Now for the positives:

The phone itself sounds great even at a distance next to a computer. The display, and blue backlighting plus the general look and feel are well designed.

So if you are look for a functional phone that looks great, buy this.

If you are looking for honest marketing, don't bother.

D

5.8 is Great
This is the best phone I've ever had and at age 50 + I've had alot. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The E250 is a 2.5 GHz accessory handset designed for use with AT&T's E2525 and E2555 expandable phone systems. It operates on the 2.4 GHz band and employs frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology to provide a clear, accurate signal with less interference. The base systems (required, sold separately) support up to eight handsets, allowing you to place an extension wherever you need one, without an additional phone jack.

Caller ID/call waiting compatible, the E250 has a 50-number caller ID memory, while a 50-number phone directory is provided to help you keep track of important phone numbers. You can access the base answering system from the handset, and an intercom feature lets you communicate with other handsets on the system. With conferencing, you can speak with multiple parties at the same time, while the call transfer function lets you route incoming calls to another handset location.

The redial button gives you access to the last 10 outgoing numbers, and the flash button allows you to access call waiting (with subscription to a fee-based service). An illuminated keypad makes dialing in the dark a snap, and a handset volume control lets you adjust levels to your liking. The E250 is headset compatible and comes backed by a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
Cordless handset, charging cradle, AC adapter, NiCd battery, belt clip, instructions ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• For use with AT&T E2525 and E2555 expandable phone systems
• Answering machine access from handset; 50-number phone directory
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call memory; headset compatible
• Intercom, conferencing, and call waiting

Features

• Expandable up to 16 station systems
• 32-speed dial and 16-intercom memory
• Paging, intercom, and call transfer between stations
• 1 to 4 line cabability and 2 data ports
• Hearing aid and headset compatible

Features

• 5.8 GHz digital spread spectrum frequency-hopping technology
• Expandable to 6 handsets
• Digital answering system with 3 mailboxes
• Speakerphones in both handset and base
• Caller ID/call waiting; Sound Select for customized audio

Amazon.com Product Description

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.

Caller ID and call waiting compatible, the E580-1 has a 50-number caller ID memory, as well as image ID and personalized ringer options. The LCD with graphical display has an icon-driven menu to help you navigate the phone's functions, while a 50-number internal phone directory helps you to keep track of all your important phone numbers. Vibrating ringer and polyphonic musical ring tone settings are available.

A handset speakerphone and headset compatibility provide hands-free communication methods. You can retrieve messages from the base unit using the handset, while the intercom feature allows you to speak to other handset locations. With conferencing, you can speak to multiple parties at the same time, and a call transfer function lets you route incoming calls to another handset.

An illuminated keypad is provided for ease of dialing, and a low battery indicator lets you know when to return the base to its handset for recharging. Flash, hold, mute, and redial (last 10) buttons are also provided. The E580-1 comes backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Cordless handset, remote charger stand, AC power adapter, two AA NiMH batteries, belt clip, user's manual ... Read more

Features

• 5.8 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum signal
• For use with AT&T E5860, E5865, E5900B, and E5965C phone systems
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-number caller ID memory; image ID
• 50-number phone directory; intercom, conferencing, call transfer
• Personalized ringer options; handset message retrieval speakerphone

Product Description

A KSU-less phone provides a variety of features, whether it's used as a single unit or as one part of your high-end home or office phone system. You can network these phones together to function as a phone system eliminating the need for an expensive PBX or key phone system. KSU-less phones are affordable, easy to install, and can connect up to 16 phones to take advantage of many big system features. They're Centrex compatible, too. Plus each individual phone offers great features of its own! ... Read more

Features

• Expandable up to 16 station systems
• 32-speed dial and 16-intercom memory
• Paging, intercom, and call transfer between stations
• 1 to 4 line cabability and 2 data ports
• Hearing aid and headset compatible

Amazon.com Product Description

Manage your calls with versatility and convenience using AT&T's model 1719 digital answering machine. The device holds 19 minutes and up to 100 voice messages, all of which are committed to non-volatile memory so you'll never lose a message--incoming or outgoing--in the event of a power failure.

When you're home, take advantage of a variety features designed for convenience. Announcement monitor lets you hear, if you wish, the outgoing announcement and resultant messages. Number announce verbally announces an incoming telephone number before you answer the call. Number store causes the system to announce a caller's number as it plays back a message. Call screening/intercept lets you pick up after someone has begun leaving a message. Audible message alerts beep every 15 seconds when you have new messages. Multispeed playback lets you listen to messages at half, normal, or double speed. You can also choose to accept calls from blocked numbers or present callers with a message alerting them that you do not accept calls from blocked numbers.

When you're out, you'll enjoy full remote operation for everything from playing and deleting messages to recording new announcements, recording memos, listening to voice help, and setting the clock. A handy two-setting toll-saver feature lets you configure the device for 2/4 (so you hear just two rings before the machine picks up when you have messages and four rings when there are none) or 4/6 (four rings with messages, six without). A telephone is not required for operation, though telephone service is.

What's in the Box
Answering machine with single fixed RJ-11 phone-jack cable, AC power adapter, and a user's manual

Note: Number announce/store and the blocked-number feature require caller ID, a paid service from your local phone company. ... Read more

Features

• Stand-alone digital answering machine with 19-minute storage time
• Records up to 100 messages
• Offers full remote access, including 2 toll-saver dialing options
• Multi-speed playback, including 0.5x, 1x, and 2x speeds
• Number announce, message alerts, call screening, non-volatile memory

Product Description

Features: for the 945 974 & 984. Page intercom and call transferbetween stations.32-speed dial and 16 intercom numberlocations. Three-party conferencing. Headset compatible. Memory loss protection. Auto line selection. Do not disturb. Two data portsAdditional Features: for the 974 & 984. 200-name/number Caller ID historyMessage-waiting/new-call indicatorAdditional Features: for the 984. 20 minutes of digital recordingAuto attendant. Remote access with programmable options. Call screening/intercept. Time/day stamp. Caller ID/Call Waiting capabilities on all four lines ... Read more

Features

• 200 Name/Number Directory
• Expandable up to 16 Stations
• Page, Intercom and Call Transfer Between Stations
• 1 to 4 Line Capacity
• Mix & Match with AT&T Models 945 and 974

Reviews (2)

Garbage
We have been trying to get this system to work in our office for a couple of months. Tech support has been worthless. If you want to go out of business fast because no one can call you, get this system.

Not for two line home office
There must be thousands of home businesses that need a two line corded phone with an answering machine, but this is not that phone and I haven't found any other either.I suggest reading the reviews of AT&T 964 all of which apply in my experience.The answering machine will only allow one outgoing announcement for all four lines.In other words, a call coming in on any of the four lines will get the same message when it reaches the answering machine.Worse if one is using one line, the answering machine will not pick up a call coming in on another line.This wouldn't be so bad except when one is using one line the ring on the other lines is so muted that it is easy to miss the ring.As others have noted sound quality can be either good or poor for unknown reasons.I gave the phone two stars because the phone has a nice feel and look and the ring tones are pleasant as are the pre-recorded messages and such. The dialing out tones are aversive and automatic dialing is really slow. ... Read more

Product Description

2.4GHz Cordless with Alarm Clock Radio - 2.4GHz cordless telephone with alarm clock radio- Caller ID, call waiting caller ID- 50# Name and number caller ID history- 50# Name and number phonebook directory- Speakerphone in handset- Keypad in handset only- Lighted keypad- Visual message waiting indication- Redial/mute/flash- 3-Line LCD on handset - Handset locator- Any key answer- Display dial- On-hook dialing- Belt clip included- Memory match- Radio/alarm clock in base- Sleep timer (up to 90 minutes)- Large backlit digital clock display- Wake to radio or buzzer- AM/FM radio with 10 station presets (5AM, 5FM)- Large snooze button (8 minute snooze)- Wireless network friendly (802.11)- Silver with gray trim
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Features

• 3-line LCD on handset, lighted keypad
• 2.4 GHz DSS frequency-hopping signal
• Caller ID/call waiting, 50-call memory
• 50-name-and-number phone directory
• AM/FM radio with 10 station presets, clock radio alarm with buzzer

Features

• Polyphonic Musical Ring Tones, Battery Backupfor Power failure Operation, Conferencing/ Call Transfer, Sound Select, 2-way Page/ Intercom, Spare Battery Charger
• 50 Name/Number Directories in Handset, Handset Vibrating Ringer, Lighted Keypad, Lighted Display in Base, Last 10 Number Redial, Headset Compatible
• Caller ID/Call Waiting Features:Number Announce Caller ID, Image ID, Peraonalized Ringing Option, 50 Name / Number Caller ID History
• Digital Answering System Features:Message Retrieval from Cordless Handset, 25 Minutes of Digital Recording Time, Call Screening/ Intercept, Remote Access, Voice Prompts
• Base, Wall Mounting Adapter, 2 Cordless Handsets, 2 Telephone Line Cords, 2 AC Adapter, 4 - AA Recharchable NiMH Batteries,