AT&T 1855 Corded Telephone with Digital Answering System and Speakerphone
Item #: ATT1855. Corded telephone with Caller ID/Call Waiting capability features a fully integrated digital answering system with 19 minutes of record time and speakerphone in base. Caller ID features 50 name/number caller ID log, display dial and memory loss protection. Phone offers 12-number memory, time/day stamp, audible message alert, call screening/intercept, digital operation, remote access, variable speed playback, voice prompts, flash, last number redial, power failure operation and table/wall convertible. AC powered. Includes base, corded handset and power adapter.
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AT&T?s 1855 Speakerphone with Digital Answering System and Caller ID is designed for the customer who needs a basic corded phone with enhanced features. The three-line LCD allows you to view the name, number, time and date of incoming calls at a glance, even those on Call Waiting. Caller ID stores the name, number, time and date of up to 50 incoming calls, whether or not the phone is answered. Numbers stored in Caller ID history can be dialed directly. The speakerphone frees your hands for more important tasks, and the one-touch redial button provides you with a convenient way to quickly call someone back after you?ve hung up. A digital answering system is built into the telephone, reducing clutter on your desktop. Because operation is fully digital, messages are stored without the use of tapes or other moving parts that can wear out. Access your messages when you are away from home with the remote functions at your disposal from any touch-tone phone. The Volume control lets you customize the proper audio levels, and the Mute button gives you instant privacy when someone?s on the line. The phone is wall mountable to help save space.
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AT&T should be embarassed to have their name on this telephone. The buttons - usually the '2'- would often stick, even though they're just electronic contacts, resulting in a contant squeal of the tone while it dialed one digit 10 times. This telephone is terrible. After two years of putting up with it, the last time it did this to me I just put my fist through it and threw it away. The message retrieval would also often become hung - one could not listen to or delete the messages.
It is a good price for the quality of the phone. This is a great telephone but I would like for the caller ID to light up.
Overall, this phone is pretty good except they could have picked better ringtone choices and make the ringer louder.
Have no signal that a voice mail has been received. Unable to store more than 7 numbers. Very disappointed with features of this phone as a replacement for an older Ameritech phone. Have now purchased another more expensive phone that features what is missing with this phone
Even when new, the tone quality of the message recorder was so bad, it was often difficult to decode messages and, more importantly, call-back numbers. When I compare this machine with the durability of my old Panasonic tape machine, which lasted over 15 years, I rate the AT&T product as wholly unacceptable. Actually, this is about a predecessor model 1818 which was bad to begin with (poor tonal quality); the speaker then began fading in and out both for phone calls and for message replay, and finally, the buttons stopped working entirely - all within the span of six years of fairly limited home use.
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