AT&T EP5632 5.8 GHz Digital BlueTooth Enabled Cordless Phone with Answering System
The EP5632 is a 5.8 GHz expandable Bluetooth enabled cordless telephone with answering system and dial-in-base speakerphone.
The AT&T EP5632 5.8 GHz Digital Bluetooth Enabled Cordless Phone with Answering System will work perfectly in your small office or home office, with a 5.8 GHz frequency hopping technology that allows extended range and clarity. Thanks to Bluetooth, you can use the handset to receive calls from up to two connected cell phones, as well as the calls from a land line, even letting you orchestrate a conference call between them. An icon-driven menu system makes it easy to navigate the large color display. The display is customizable, thanks to 26 wallpapers and animations. A built-in digital answering machine offers 15 minutes of recording time with the ability to leave memos, and you can retrieve your messages from handsets without going over to the base. There is a speakerphone built into both the handset and the base for maximum flexibility. Built-in memory allows you to store 100 contact entries. The phone supports caller ID, call waiting, and caller ID on call waiting. The phone features selectable ringtones, a lighted keypad, and a spare battery charger. The EP5632 includes one handset but can be expanded to up to 12 handsets. The AT&T EP5632 5.8 GHz Digital Bluetooth Enabled Cordless Phone with Answering System is backed by a 1-year warranty. What's in the Box
Base, belt clip, cordless handset, Ni-MH battery, power adapter, telephone line cord, user's manuals, and wall mounting adapter.
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AT&T EP5632 5.8 GHz Digital BlueTooth Enabled Cordless Phone with Answering System Reviews
When we switched to the iPhone, it no longer worked well. Maybe missing something, maybe there is something different about the iPhones than there was with the Razrs. We had been using the phone with my Razrs and it worked well.
I have to unpair both iPhones and re-pair the with the base station for them to connect. It will be paired successfully but won't connect. I have to do this every time I come home, which is not feasable. It Almost seemed to improve recption.
It will connect intermittently with the base station.
The phone may not be fully duplex, but I've found that I can still hear when talk is going on at my end. The BlueTooth feature was one that I really wanted, and it was initially frustrating. In my mind, this is a minor inconvenience. The extra handset I ordered was no trouble to connect, and it was easy to rename the handsets to help see where they are located. The answering machine works well, and it's nice to be able to get and delete messages from the handset. I haven't read the manual, as all of the setup I've done has been straightforward. Getting messages by dialing in also works well.
I have found that I need to manually disconnect the audio device if I want to be able to pick it up again later. My cell is a Motorola Razr V3xx, so your mileage may vary. The phone works. If I just allow my cell phone to go out of range I need to reset the phone (turn it off, then on) in order to use it properly again.
We don't subscribe to caller ID, but it does get the caller ID from cell calls. The speakerphone feature of the handset also works surprisingly well, given the size of the thing. I can make and receive calls on both cell and land-line, and although I haven't tried it, the setup suggests that both can be employed simultaneously (with different handsets). All in all, not a perfect product, but a good one, and one I don't regret buying.
The complaints about this product made me nervous about ordering it, but the competing products were either much more expensive, or received even worse reviews, so I decided to try it.
The system is fabulous. I should have purchased the system years ago. It was 61% of the listed price and I did not have to pay tax. Thank you. Thank you very much. And, what a great price ~ plus no sales tax.
So you can make and recieve calls on all three lines (The Land Line and the 2 Cells).
so what we do is place the cell phones with the best signal and then connect them to the EP5632. This also would work great for businesses because you can use the base to dial the number and then just answer and end calls on the bluetooth headset.
it allows you to have your home line and 2 active bluetooth connections all at the same time. This phone is awesome.
Anyway if you have any questions just contact me. Also you can use a bluetooth headset just like you do with your cell phone.
So if you want to you can just walk around the house with just the headset on your ear. At my home we have 2 cell phones however we have bad cell signal anywhere in the house.
It is clear and has good range.You cannot add pictures from another bluetooth device such as a your current cell phone. It works well with my cell phone. It is easy to use.
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