Hi David.
I ended up going for a Panasonic KXTG8564 set of 4 cordless phones with
built in answering machine. change the last digit for number of handsets
required. The buttons on the base are tactile enough. I don't have any
hearing impairments so the answering machine sounds fine to me, but I
don't know how it would be in your environment. You can enter codes from
the handsets to listen to your messages. the BT response 75+ stand alone
answering machine is not bad either.
cheers,
Mo.
On 22/02/2016 23:16, David W Wood (Redacted sender david.g3yxx for
DMARC) wrote:
Hi all
As implied in the title, I am looking for an accessible integral handset and
answering machine.
Talking isn't necessarily a requirement, but usability is imperative in
conjunction with a BT landline.
Possibly in conjunction with wireless handsets, but this isn't essential.
As it may be used in a noisy environment, good audio quality and volume are
also quite important, but less so if wireless handsets are involved.
Function is imperative, cost is a moderate consideration.
Buy cheap, buy twice!
ATB
David W Wood
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