AT&T EP562 5.8GHz DSS Handset for Expandable System EP5632 with Caller ID (Black/Silver)
For use with E5640, E5643B, E5644B, E5655 / Digital Spread Spectrum Hopping Technology / Large full color / Speakerphone / Lighted keypad / Intercom Conferencing for multi-handset systems English/Spanish/French Setup Menu Handset Volume Control Headset Compatible (2.5 mm jack) Last 5 Number Redial Mute On-Hook Dialing Page Selectable Ring Tones Table/Wall Convertible Wireless-Network Friendly Display Dial
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AT&T EP562 5.8GHz DSS Handset for Expandable System EP5632 with Caller ID (Black/Silver) Reviews
It's a little bit tinny, and there are moments when it's not fully duplex, but partially mutes the other party if I am talking. This is, in fact, the only thing keeping it from 5 stars; the sound is only adequate. It's not a serious problem, but it does miss perfection. This handset works well, and connected to the base station without any problems. The range and battery life seem fine, and the sound is adequate. We like the intercom feature, since it saves a number of trips up and down the stairs, and the hold feature works to isolate the call while paging.
Couldn't be happier with the AT&T system.works perfectly.have 6 remote phones in addition to the base - can tailor each to function just like we want for each location it serves.the color display is nice (the GE units were mono).cell integration is flawless. This system works very well - does everything it is advertized to do and does it well.I got one of the GE Fusion DECT systems and had problems from the beginning, so much so that I trashed it - I figured the cell phone integration with the house phone was just too much to ask.when I went to select a "regular" system to replace the GE, I saw this AT&T product with very similar features and decided to try once more.
The ringers can all be set up to ring a different sound. It was initially annoying to have three different ringers going off at once and the all need to be set the same.My sony W300i seems to periodically disconnect from bluetooth. I'm not sure why.
I thought that the AT&T EP562 would help make her evenings a little less hectic.The phone has worked great thus far.The phone does have way more features that we will ever need. My wife is always getting up in the evenings to get calls via her cell phone.
The speaker phone function is a nice plus. Since my wife is the primary user and her cell ( a RAZAR V3) has had none of those problems I'm ok with it.Its like carrying two phones around with you in one handset. Overall it does what I want it to.
ONCE AGAIN, THE CO. CO. WHO SHIPPED IT GOT IT TO ME FAST. PRODUCT WORKS AND THE. I NEEDED A REPLACEMENT FOR MY AT&T PHONE SYSTEM. GOT IT TO ME AS PROMISED.
I can use my cell phone free long distance unlimited minutes, but get the comfort of a full-sized handset. I got this phone because my old cordless died and I wanted to replace it with something that would link to our cell phones so I didn't have to keep both the cordless and the cell phone at hand and close by too many phones to carry around all the time. There are plenty of things that it will not do like, sync my phonebook from my cell phone to the cordless, for example. When I compared what this phone does for the price, I really think it is the best value out there.
This phone has done everything that it said it would do. But, I didn't read anything that suggested that it would, so I can't "knock off stars" for that. If you want something that will allow you to use one handset to answer or call your home phone and your bluetooth cell phone, this is the way to go. It also means that I don't have to deal with the small and awkward cell phone handset when I want to call my son, who lives 1,800 miles away.
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