Uniden DECT 6.0 Black Cordless Telephone System with Interference Free Digital Technology (DECT3080-3)
Keep in touch with friends and family with this Uniden DECT3080-3 Ultra Thin DECT 6.0 Cordless Digital Answering System. The system has English and Spanish language menu prompts for almost unbelievably easy use. The backlit keypad makes it easy to enter phone numbers or access features in any light setting. A large, easy-to-read LCD screen displays the date, time, extension, and other data and is also compatible with Caller-ID and Call-Waiting display. With 70 phone book locations and 30-number Caller ID history, you can keep track of your favorite friends and family. And with its 3-party conferencing capability, you don't need to pay a fee for outside service. When you're not at home or just don't feel like picking up the phone, the Uniden DECT3080-3 has a digital answering machine. And this phone won't interfere with your wireless Wi-Fi networks.
Brilliant Sound 2 Extra Handsets and Charger Included Large Color Display Blue Backlit Keypad Personalized Displays for Each Handset Longer Battery Life More than 10 Hours Talk Time Copy Phonebook from Handsets NiMH Battery Included Expandable to 6 Handsets Caller ID/Call Waiting (To activate the Caller ID features, you must subscribe through your telephone company) Handset Speakerphones Intercom or Call Transfer between Handsets Personalized Ringers WiFi Friendly 3-Way Conference Calling - Allows you to conference Line 1, Line 2, base and caller for 3-way conferencing. 30 Name/Number Caller ID Memory Advanced Phonebook Features 70 Names - alphabetical search, unique ringers by calling party and transfer single listing or entire phonebook Last 5 Number Redial English/Spanish menus
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Uniden DECT 6.0 Black Cordless Telephone System with Interference Free Digital Technology (DECT3080-3) Reviews
We've been using these phones for about a month after struggling with a multi-handset Seimens system for the past few years. When you have a message waiting, you get both a red LED and an occasional beep, so you can't miss a message. Listening, skipping, rewinding and deleting are all one-button operations.
One of the best things about these phones is the nicely designed bases and phones, with only a few simple buttons and nice, clean finishes. Sound quality and range is excellent. The handset menu structure and number directory are straight-forward.
The only thing I don't like is the choice of ring tones, which are not very pleasant. We have experienced no dropped calls, out-of-range errors or interference. One of the greatest things is the built in answering machine, which works really well and is equally easy to check messages from using either the base or the handsets.
It will not display how it is stored in the phone book.". The call quality and features in general are fine, and the styling is much better than that with the generic/ugly Panasonic, etc. Overall I like this phone a lot. "The caller id will only display the information how it is sent from the phone company. Uniden confirms this with:. choices. The only disappointment is that incoming calls do not match entries in the phone book (so, it doesn't show the name you've entered, but only what the phone co sends in CID). This is pretty lame since (a) none of the CID entries I've seen so far include any name whatsoever, and (b) the five-year-old Sony I replaced did this properly.
Save the money. Big problems. My wife loved the color-coded screen. Then it stopped picking up calls. These phones have problems. It would say "out of range" when we were in the same room as the base.
I didn't believe the other reviews at first - thinking it was a conflict with a wireless network or something, but it's true. For the cost - they should be unbreakable. It's a Uniden Phone, so we expected great things. After about 6 weeks we began to see problems.
It was definitely a problem with the Uniden phones. They look nice, they're easy to use, and they're loaded with features. We could hear them, they couldn't hear us. Then it started loosing signal during a call.
Go with the utilitarian looking Panasonic phones. We tested the problems using a vTech phone we have in the basement.
-Ability to add 3 extra handsets (6 total) simply by dropping them in the base for 5-10 seconds. -The handset will not turn on the back light of the display until it is taken off the charger. -I have not had ANY drop out issues reported by others. -No use of speaker phone with intercom. -There is the "extra" bottom row of buttons on the handset that have the same look and feel as the number buttons (This is the reason for the 4 star rating). Overall, I would recommend it without hesitation. I have used mostly Panasonic telephone systems in the past.
-Terrific sound quality. -No talking Calling ID (though I have usually turned that feature off on my Panasonic phones because it gets annoying). This takes some acclimation. -Price. For example, if someone is calling and you pick up another phone after several rings (a Panasonic phone on the same line for example) after the answering machine has already picked up, it will not cut off the answering machine recorder. -Organized menu interface and button icons. -Ability to send your address book entries to each of your handsets without re-entering them. -I have two least favorite attributes of this phone system:.
-Ability to page all handsets via intercom at once or one at a time. I would assume that there may have been an early production line issue. Uniden should have made this row a different size or spaced it further down on the handset. -The answering machine recorder does not cut off when you pick up a phone that is not part of the Uniden system. I have categorized my review features into Good, Bad and Ugly. -Lightweight handsets.
This is my first Uniden product. I would be curious to see how others would have rated the phone if that issue were taken out of the equation. -The handset volume and speaker phone volume are very audible; however, I do tend to use the highest setting on both. This phone has another row of buttons directly beneath * key, 0 button and # key. When a telephone number has contains a zero (which is usually the button found on bottom center of a handset), it is too easy to hit the MUTE button instead since this is the bottom center button on this handset.
The UGLY:. -Speakerphone feature on each handset. You then need to manually delete a "message" of you talking to the person on the answering machine. I'm not sure if there is a phone system that does this, but it would be a great feature (like a quick & easy baby monitor). This extra row of buttons is for redial, mute and speaker phone. -Stylish design.
-Multiple ringers. I have used this telephone system for over 2 months. The BAD:. Every other phone I have owned has the * key, 0 button and # key on the bottom. -Message indicator light on each handset. -Ability to check your messages from any handset.
This makes it difficult to see who is calling until the handset is lifted off the charger and activates the back light. -Only a 2 digit code for answering machine message retrieval.not that secure. -Ability to customize the name of each handset for intercom ease-of-use. I have not had ANY drop-outs or "Out-Of-Range" errors that others have reported.
-If you can live with the "extra" row of buttons at the bottom of the handset and frequent need to delete "messages" of you talking to someone else on the answering machine, this is really a great looking and great performing telephone system. Or, if there are other buttons beneath this row, they look or feel very different or are spaced further down on the phone. It would be nice if there were a louder setting but I doubt anyone would complain the volume is not high enough. The GOOD:.
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I ordered mine from BestBuy online on a Tuesday and UPS delivered it on Thursday. You can dial into your voice mail with a touch of a button if you have it and there is a key that you push that activates the answering machine mode. You can change the wallpaper and color scheme much like a cellular phone and the time on the phone is very large so you do not need to squint or reach for reading glasses to see it. The design is sleek and very light weight, the colors are vibrant, the features are many and the sound quality is superb on both speaker and regular talk function. The only thing I miss is that this phone does not have the talking caller ID feature like some Panasonic models.
I have no issues with dropped calls,interference or anything else, and I have a lot of electronics near one another. I have to say that this one is of the best. I purchased a caller id box that has this function and am good to go. You can assign names to the telephone for each room. I cannot think of the other features now but there are others. There is a privacy mode feature that prevents others from listening in or disrupting a call while in use. You can access the answering machine through the handset without going to the base.
The phone book stores many numbers and when you hit the first letter of any entry the name pops up you hit the green talk key, and it begins to dial. I'm very happy that I ordered this phone. You can use the pre-recorded function for the answering machine, record your own message or even set it to announce only. The menu is easy to navigate. I have owned many phones from many different companies and in almost any model you can imagine. You can check messages of course while you are away from home.
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