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Uniden EXI8560 5.8 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone
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MSRP: $19.95
Your Price: $19.54
Savings: $ 0.41 ( 2% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Uniden
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Uniden EXI8560 5.8 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone Features
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Cordless phone with 5.8GHz extended range for better voice reception and clearer sound
Handset and hearing aid compatible
Backlit keypad for easy dialing in all light conditions; trilingual language support
10 speed dial locations; last number redial feature
1 year limited warranty
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Additional Uniden EXI8560 5.8 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone Information
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Keep in touch with friends and family with this EXI8560 5.8 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone. The phone has English, French and Spanish language menu prompts for almost unbelievably easy use. For absolute simplicity and freedom, the phone is headset compatible for hands-free use (headset is optional). Do you have a hearing aid? Don't worry, this phone is completely hearing aid compatible for natural sound and you can adjust the volume. 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 10 speed dial locations, you can keep track of your favorite friends and family.
10 Speed Dial Locations - Stores up to 10 phone memories for those you call most often Ringer Setting (High/Low/Off) - Easily adjustable Handset Status LED Last Number Redial - Instantly dial the last number called at the touch of a button View Stored Number During Call Ni-Cd Rechargeable Battery Included VoiceMail Waiting Indicator - To activate the Caller ID and/or VoiceMail features, you must subscribe through your local telephone company. Find Handset Locator Key at Base - Forgot where you last left your handset? Press button at base and your handset rings Desk or Wall Mountable - Saves space and charges in two positions - horizontally on a desk or in the hanging position Headset Compatible - Allows for an optional headset to be connected for convenient hands-free operation Hearing Aid Compatible with Volume Control Belt Clip Included - Why carry handset around? Conveniently clip it to your belt
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What Customers Say About Uniden EXI8560 5.8 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone:
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The previous 900mhz phone sometimes had interference issues. Very good phone-- my family has been using it for about two months and we're happy with it. Reception is clear, and we have not had any problems using this phone anywhere in the house (upstairs or downstairs). It is connected as a digital phone to our cable modem, and is in our family room next to two computers. We have not experienced any interference with our wireless router (which is about 4 feet away from the phone base). We only experienced one problem-- about two weeks after installation the phone was cutting voices in and out, but switching to another channel cleared this up. Overall a good choice for the money.
Great little phone. I take with me on trips to plug my MagicJack phoneinto.
It's like you're in an echo chamber. bought this phone because it seemed like a good value but quickly found it difficult to even have a conversation. And it doesn't even have a mute button. there's something weird with the microphone that makes your own voice VERY loud in your ear and it picks up background noise to loudly that it drowns out the voice on the other end. Made it practially impossible to have a convo in anything less than total silence. Promptly returned it and am on the lookout for something with better clarity. Use at your own risk.
I am quite pleased with this phone. It is loud and reception is clear even taking it outside. Functions are faily easy to use, however it only allows for storage of 10 phone numbers. Also, once again Amazon's shipping was phenomenally quick.
After chatting with numerous callers and running into the same problem, I'd say the problem is with this phone. The volume of the caller even when set to max setting fades down to where you can hardly hear them then goes back up to normal. I thought it might be the other party roaming to a weak spot, but when even the answering machine message started doing this I dismissed that theory. Keeping this phone within a few feet of the base did no good either.
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