Hi Mo
There are so many options out there, even just in the Panasonic range.
I'm going to be using part of my conservatory as an office, and don't
really
want to have to trail a phone extension lead all the way from the front of
the house, veering off here, there and everywhere into the conservatory.
With these types of phones, is it then possible to have the main base unit
connected to the phone line socket at the front of the house where the
phone
line comes in, then have the second base unit in the conservatory
wirelessly?
Also, my other consideration would be what it felt like in the hand.
Presumably you have one of these phones, so could you give any idea of
what
the shape is like.
What about the keypad, is it easy to dial on quickly?
Are the numeric buttons clearly separated from the other function buttons
that are usually on these phones?
When I've looked at these portable phones before, quite often it isn't
easy
to quickly distinguish between the numeric buttons and all the other
function buttons.
Hope you don't mind the questions.
regards
Terry
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Hi.
If you want a basic phone which has handsfree as well as an answering
machine and comes in a twin configuration, i'd recommend:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5527777.htm
however, if you'd like a phone without answering machine and without
handsfree, you could try:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5528972.htm
There is only £10 difference between the 2, the first one priced at £40
and
the second one at £30. May seem a little expensive for a cordless phone,
but
certainly worth it as its quality kit by Panasonic. The answering machine
can also be disabled on the first one, so if handsfree is a consideration
i'd pourchase the one at £40 and just get rid of the answering machine.
Hope that helps someone.
Mo.
On 03/01/2013 14:20, David W Wood wrote:
Mo and all
Further recommendations would be appreciated.
ATB
David W Wood
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Hi BJ.
I'd recommend cordless phones made by Panasonic. Over the years, i've
tried BT, onetel, south western bell, and panasonic and have found
panasonic to be the best. You don't have to use the menus if you don't
want too, and its straight forward enough to use with buttons that are
easily accessible. They don't cost a lot either. Sound quality both on
ear peace and on loud is excellent. Argos should have some deals on at
the moment, if you'd like me to recommend a specific one let me know.
all the best,
Mo.
On 03/01/2013 13:18, BJ Edwards wrote:
Hi folks,
We are looking to replace our old, battered, tired cordless land line
phone and could do with some advice. We flirted with the idea of
braving a highstreet chain, but decided to try here first. All we are
looking for is a no nonsense pair of handsets and base unit. No bells
and whistles, no address books,no menus to get lost in, just good
sound quality, uncluttered buttons and easy to use.
Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot,
BJ
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