AT&T desk phone 2-line
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Current Category:
Electronics
Sub-category:
Corded Telephones
Brand:
AT&T
Model:
962
I own it
Store:
Office Depot
Price:
69.00
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This is a solid desk phone for a home office. Two line capability with a LCD screen for caller id. Plenty of memory buttons, Speakerphone, conference, and on-hold capabilities. The look of this phone is pretty plain, which OK in most offices. The phone feels solid not flimsy. The speakerphone is about average. I've used better (more noise canceling) and I've used worse.
One issue I've had with the phone is the battery life for the caller ID. It is a weird issue to have. Overall, I'm pleased.
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I voted, nice review
I don't much like the phones that use batteries for the caller id. I'd rather have one that uses the electrical plugs. This one sounds like a great and simple phone for a business. The second line is a must for our business.
They're not bad for a basic two line J_B, but it IS weird about a battery powered caller id. We ended up tossing ours when it began costing us in missed calls.
I agree, weird. Thankfully the other features keeps this one in-service on the desk.
It seems to me, that it wound make a pretty good phone for people who like the extras but don't talk much. Thanks