Seems to be a good deal for someone looking for a handset if you can wait 1 to 2 months. RRP around $79.
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At least it is not competing with the 56k
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Nice one, but OOS.
That went quick. VTECH, yo
As VTECH should, yo.
Already out of stock, was gonna grab one.
Particularly like the base unit can be hidden in the cupboard along with the router, unlike other systems one of the phones is the base unit.
We have an Uniden set not in use due to batteries no longer charge, and frankly we haven't used the land land for more than 5 years.
But $19 for 2 phones delivered, why not? After all we already paid for the service, and some older relatives prefer to call on the landline.
New batteries are easily obtained on eBay or Ali for a song and bring new life to cordless phones. Highly recommend..
But I kind of like this one. :D
Not sure who would need to buy as landline phone but you can get plenty of them for free in kerbside or gumtree.
I think I have three sitting in a box in the garage. We haven't had a landline for a couple of years, and before that we just unplugged it as no one called it.
Or the only calls you get are telemarketers.
I agree. I reckon give it a few years and cordless phones won't even be manufactured.
In our last hard rubbish week, I saw a handful on the kerbside. People just don't use landlines anymore.
Apparently some of the new ones can do a BT connection to your mobile, so you can use the home phone as a handset for your mobile. I guess that could be of use to some people who don't carry their phone in their pocket all the time.
Some have interesting features, such as "Bluetooth MobileConnect". Basically functions like a Bluetooth headset that can take calls from mobile (or make calls), but would have been more useful if it's the other way around: mobile can take landline calls.
I had to stop my wife using the home phone a few years ago because it cost more than the same calls on mobile. I can only see it being useful if you have poor reception in your home, but most phones now do VoWIFI which solves that issue.
Legend, thanks.
I have these and I'm with Aussie Broadband. When someone calls they only ring for about 5-10 seconds and then it goes straight to voicemail does anyone know how to make it ring for longer?
This'll be great to complement my brand new 1.5Mbps DSL connection.