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- Size: 3x Receivers One Head Set
- Color: Slvr/Blk
- Brand: AT&T
- Model: 92270
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.74" h x
5.90" w x
4.33" l,
2.24 pounds
Features
- DECT 6.0 Digital Technology
- Handset Speakerphone
- Intercom Between Handsets
- Caller ID/Call Waiting
- Compatible with AT&T TL7600 Cordless Headset
AT&T 92270 DECT 6.0 Digital Dual Handset Bluetooth Answering System
Customer Reviews
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16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent
By David Eastman
In spite of the fact that I seriously dislike AT&T as a phone company and avoid their land and cell services whenever possible, I've found over the years that their land line phones are the most dependable, best sounding consumer phones on the market. The DECT 6.0 doesn't fail to deliver.The most important feature in a phone to me is the clarity of sound and this phone is just what I expected.Since the speaker phone is in the handset, I had low expectations. I'm happy to report that even the speaker phone sound quality is better than the competition. Not like a Polycom SoundStation, naturally, but it will get the job done with both ends of the call functioning adequately.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Works Great!
By Michael S. Chambers
I recently dropped my POTS landline and got Vonage as a replacement. I needed a phone that I could plug the base into the Vonage V-portal and have satellite handsets throughout the house. This particular model features Link-to-Cell bluetooth technology that allows you to pair up a cell phone with the ATT base unit. I had no trouble linking it to my Evo 4g, Iphone 3gs, and an older Samsung Motorola phone. Placing a phone call is simple; just dial the number then press either Home line or the Cell line to dial out (Requires a cell phone paired to the base unit). When receiving a call, the appropriate line will flash letting you know if the call is coming in on your home line or your cell-linked line.Pros:- The buttons are large and they light up when pressed so you can see them in low light situations.- The range and battery life of the handsets are excellent.- The speakerphone is one of the loudest I've heard.- The voicemail is super easy to use. Even my father, whom I suspect was born in the stone age, was able to use it on the first try.- Can be linked to your cell phone so cell calls can be made and received from any of the handsets (as long as the cell phone in use is near enough to the base unit to maintain a bluetooth connection).- Can download a cell-phones contact list into the ATT handsets contact list through the use of bluetooth.- Extra handsets can easily be added as needed (Maximum of 12 handsets)- Handsets can be used as an intercom. My mom no longer has to scream at the ceiling to get me to come downstairs to fix something she broke on her computer or show me yet another animal she bought on Farmville (I still love ya Mom).Cons:- The blue circular charging light that comes on when the handset is on the charger can't be turned off. That and all the other junk I have (NAS drive, router, modem, etc...) is starting to give my room a 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' theme at night when I'm trying to sleep.- As another reviewer pointed out; if you are planning to use this phone as a link to cell device only you will get a 'No Home Line' message on your display that cannot be turned off. While this won't affect the usability in any way it is a bit annoying.- The menu isn't quite as intuitive as it could be. Pressing the menu button takes you to the menu only, to navigate the menu requires the use two separate buttons. However after a week of use the awkwardness was gone and navigating the menu feels natural again so I suppose it's just a matter of practice.Overall this phone works great with my Vonage service. The cons are really just minor gripes and not major design defects. Definitely recommend!
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
Has some issues with Bluetooth
By Allen Benusa
I purchased this cordless phone as a precurser to ditching my landline and adding an inexpensive additional line of service on my cellular family plan. The AT&T cordless phone seem well built. However there are some issues that a person needs to be aware of.1) No way to turn the warning message "No home line" off. Well duh, there is no home line if I ditch my landline. So there should be a way to disable that message.2) The caller ID NUMBER passes from the cell phone to the AT&T cordless phone, but not the NAME.3) Random disconnects of the pairing. I use an iPhone 3GS, and it would not always automatically link up and I would have to re pair the the devices.4) The center select button on the handset is just that, just select. The separate up/down buttons are not as intuitive as they also have other functions.For positives:1) Excellent audio quality through the cell phone.2) Excellent range.3) Ease of use.for me, the cons outweighed the pros, and I have opted to return the unit and wait for a more mature device to come out.
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