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 | Title : VTech 2431 2.4 GHz DSS Dual Keypad Speakerphone
Author : VTech
Release Date : 20000509
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $99.99
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Editorial Reviews :
The VTech 2431 2.4 GHz dual keypad and speakerphone offers all the convenience of a corded phone in a cordless package. Its 2.4 GHz technology also ensures that conversations sound crisp and clear and continue uninterrupted. VTech incorporates the most desirable features for a busy home or a small growing business, including a log for up to 50 of your caller-ID numbers, a speed-dial capacity of 20 numbers, along with hands-free and conferencing capability.
The VTech 2431's handset (also available separately as the VTech 2420) features a long list of telephone-management aids. Touch the redial button and reconnect with the last number dialed. Caller ID and call waiting combine (this function requires enrollment in the call waiting/caller ID service of your phone company) to let you know who is calling before you pick up and when a second caller is trying to connect. The muting function lets you have a discussion with family or partners privately. The page-functions feature helps locate a misplaced and forgotten handset with a signal that leads you to it.
Who doesn't appreciate the convenience of unrestricted and hands-free movement when placing and answering calls? Dual keypads, one at the base and the other at the handset, extend your freedom, allowing you the liberty to multitask from all ends of the house or office.
The 2431 includes one GX battery, a spare-battery charger with power backup, a belt clip, and a wall-mount bracket for the base. Mobile hands-free calling is essential if you spend a great deal of time on the phone, and Vtech offers an optional handset. The 2431 comes with a rechargeable VSB battery and a one-year warranty.
Buyer Reviews :
I bought the phone 10 months ago for its incredibly cool look and for its selectable ringer. It's been a big improvement over the horrendous AT&T cordless 900MHz phone that I owned previously -- that phone made the simple task of answering a call troublesome.
The handsfree and speakerphone modes are great, as are the phone's easy programmability.
The handset has good range. Unfortunately, there's a very slight but noticeable buzz in the earpiece, and when I record outgoing messages on my voice mail, I can tell that the microphone has been adding background noise to my voice even in a quiet room; it sounds like I'm talking through a speakerphone. Furthermore, the earpiece is highly directional -- when I move my ear just a wee bit up or down the headset, I can't hear the caller anymore.
The earpiece problem was solved when I bought a headset. (I wasn't comfortable with a 2.4GHz transmitter parked next to my brain, and I like to have my hands free during long conversations.) The buzz vanished -- wahoo!
So now I have an incredibly cool-looking phone that also works acceptably well.
(by Michael R. Airhart)
Features/Technical Specs :
* 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum technology
* Dual keypads; base speakerphone; expandable to 4 handsets
* Caller ID/call waiting on the handset
* Hold, flash, mute, and redial features
* Headset compatible
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