AT&T 993 Corded 2-Line Speakerphone
Keep in touch with friends and family with this 2-Line Corded Speakerphone. The large keys make it easy to enter phone numbers or access features. And for absolute simplicity and freedom, the phone is headset compatible for hands-free use (headset is optional). Do you have a hearing aid? Don't worry, this phone is completely hearing aid compatible for natural sound and you can adjust the volume. With 18 Speed Dial locations and 100-number phonebook directory, you can add the phone numbers of your favorite friends and family for easy dialing. An LCD screen lets you see the phone number you've dialed and is also compatible with Caller-ID and Call-Waiting display, which keeps track of up to 99 callers. This phone has 2 incoming lines, so you can put a call on hold to answer the other line. And with its 3-party conferencing capability, you don't need to pay a fee for outside service.
Display dial Redial/flash/pause/hold/mute Automatic line selection Hearing aid compatible Programmable pause Remove button 2.5mm Headset jack Wall mountable Call Waiting/Caller ID keeps track of up to 99 callers (Call Waiting/Caller ID service required from your local telephone company.) 3-party conferencing capability You can select distinctive ring tones for each line Speakerphone allows hands-free conversations. Receiver/Speakerphone/Headset volume control Switchable data port for easy fax/modem connection Line status indication
The AT&T 993 Corded 2-Line Speakerphone is perfect for a small business that needs a telephone that supports two lines. You can make and receive calls by using the keypad and Speakerphone in the base station. The phone's three-party conferencing lets you conduct business with three people conversing together on three different lines. Automatic line selection means that when the phone is ringing and you pick up, you will be connected to the one that is ringing. You can also set up different ringtones for each of the lines. A large display provides easy-to-read text for setup and caller information. The phone has a 100-entry memory and a 99-name-and-number caller ID history. Numbers stored in the caller ID history can be dialed directly; and with call waiting-capable caller ID, you can see who is calling even when you are already on the line. If you subscribe to a voicemail service, a red light blinks when you have voicemail waiting. For hands-free operation, the 2.5-millimeter jacks lets you connect a headset.
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AT&T 993 Corded 2-Line Speakerphone Reviews
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.
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 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.
I'd recommended it to others and would definitely buy another one. 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. Works great.
I've had no problems with any of the features. I've had bad luck with phones and after reading reviews of this one, I was ready to be disappointed. I like it. And the buttons - I love how easy it is to dial a number. I'm very happy with it and I like having something I can use even if the power goes out.
Anybody have any thoughts. Initial problem I have is when using my headset, I hear a hum. I just obtained my AT&T Corded 2-Line Speakerphone. If I put the phone on mute, the hum goes away. I only have 1 line connected.
My biggest complaint other than the hum is that the volume control does not seem to control the headset jack.
I called AT&T customer service about the humming and, after, many questions from a script, I was told to change the channel on my router as that was probably interfering with my CORDED telephone.
I would not recommend this phone to users having VOIP/copper wanting 2-line service.
The change had no effect which is what I expected but I wanted to give the "tech support" folks a chance.
When either line was plugged into the phone individually, it sounded fine.
I will be returning it to Amazon and look for a Panasonic locally.
The 993 has a great feature set for the most part.
As another purchaser said and retracted, I also had a hum on the phone when BOTH lines (copper and VOIP) were plugged into the phone.
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