VTech Cordless Phone 3-Handset with Large Display and Big Buttons, DECT 6.0 with Caller ID/Call Waiting, Full Duplex Speakerphone, ECO Mode, Last 10 Number Redial, Easy to Use,VG231-3

I Love this phone system! I use them in the store I manage. It makes it easy to talk to another person if they are across the store. There's is a paging button you press and it calls the other phone and it answers landline phone calls. Perfect for a medium sized store or at home.

I really dont have any complaints. Connectivity and setting it up was super easy. Look nice very simple. Features are different ringtone, volume levels. Its very loud. Which is good. The phone function is easy. Call block is a options. Its does have features that you can change to your liking

I am an old fogey who's been using a corded phone for decades because I don't believe in throwing away something that still works. In recent times, however, it had developed scratchy background noise to the point of me not being able to hear the other party. And they were able to hear it, too. It was time to change.I chose this model because it has a large keypad, great for my fingers and failing eyesight. It has a screen on it so I can tell who's calling and if I am entering the number correctly. It has a volume control, so I don't even need to hold the handset up to my face. The only drawbacks are that it needs to be plugged into a power source and the fact that the cordless handset makes it possible for anyone tuned into the same frequency to listen in on my conversations. But at this point, I am willing to make those concessions.

I had this style phone already, but it didn't have the two handsets and I needed this to establish my Magic Jack connection with the base unit in the guest bedroom, where the router is connected to the modem, and the additional handset can be placed in the living area. Changing from paying my ISP for phone service when I can use Magic Jack for pennies on the dollar is a no-brainer when looking to reduce your expenses. I have vacation rentals and the house phone is used to remotely open the gate to enter the community for guests or service people, but I don't want to continue to pay for phone service charges for such little use other than backup to people's mobile phones for 911. I've found these phones to be reliable, and I like the large lighted numbers

Good product had previously for years had to order new because fur babies chewed cords.

I bought this set to replaced a Uniden setup that had literally fallen apart because the plastics disintegrated. It all works well enough and has a few nice features like the intercom system and the fact that the handsets share entries in the address book without having to enter the same information multiple times. Functionally, it's all fine, especially when considering the price.However, I did encounter one negative aspect, of which I thought potential buyers should be aware:Included in this set is a sort of "universal" wall-mount adapter that, when paired with this particular model, is a hilarious abomination of one-size-fits-all gone terribly awry.See the bottom photo on the left that depicts the phone mounted to the wall? Yeah, the actual product isn't nearly so easy on the eyes. I'm sure that configuration is possible with one model of this product but this isn't it.There are slots on the back of the main charging station marked "B" that correspond to the "B" posts on the mount and, when assembled, form a misshapen Frankenstein's monster of an eyesore (see photos). According to the instructions that came packaged in the box, despite all appearances to the contrary, this is, in fact, correct.Yikes.I thought I might be able to free up a little desk space by wall-mounting the phone but I guess that's out the window now. Granted, this may not be an issue for many customers but that this was considered an acceptable use case for this product is wild to me.Also, the handset locator button in the back of the base for some odd reason instead of the front, clearly defined and marked, like every other cordless phone I've used in the past 35 years for...reasons?

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These are great! I love that the 2nd phone does not plug into a phone jack!