| Reviews : Uniden DXAI5688-3 5.8 GHz Extended Range Dual Handset Cordless Phone with Call Waiting/Caller ID and Extra Handsets & Chargers |
Uniden DXAI5688-3 5.8 GHz Extended Range Dual Handset Cordless Phone with Call Waiting/Caller ID and Extra Handsets & Chargers Product By Uniden Available From 1 Sellers |
Technical Details
- Caller ID/Call Waiting
- 30-number Caller ID Memory
- Call Transfer between handsets
- Backlit display
- Dial from Caller ID
Product Description
The Uniden 5.8 GHz Extended Range Dual Handset Cordless with Call Waiting/Caller ID and Extra Handsets & Chargers. 30-number Caller ID Memory, 10-number phonebook memory, Headset compatible, Call transfer between handsets, Trilingual voice prompts, New message LED indicator, Backlit display, Trilingual menus, View phonebook numbers during call, Dial from Caller ID, Ringer volume control, Belt clip included, Hearing aid compatible (HAC), Last number redial, Wall mountableSimilar Products
Customer Reviews
By R. MCKELVEY (Jacksonville, FL)
This phone is a piece of garbage. The most important aspect of a phone is its clarity during conversations. This phone has loud persistent static even when near the base station that makes conversing on it irritating and unenjoyable. All the other features on this phone are moot considering the terrible static. I will be smashing the phone to pieces once I get my new Panasonic 6.0 DECT.
By P. Obbard (Boston, MA)
The other reviewers are correct that the range is very poor with lots of static. Also, only one handset can be used at a time, which limits the usefulness of having multiple handsets. Calls can be transferred from one handset to another, but you cannot use more than one handset at any time to talk.
This phone was cheap for a reason, and it does a disservice to the Uniden name.
By Gary Bridgman (Midtown Memphis)
It's a fancy-looking, weak phone. So was the one we returned last week (different make/model). Cordless phones are such a lose-lose situation: they either have terrible battery memory (despite mfr. claims that battery memory issues are a thing of the past) or they have no signal. What's good?
By K. Stillwell (USA)
I bought this phone, actually DXA/5688-3 from Target for about $70. Tried it for a week and it's going right back. Reception was terrible. It would get fuzzy not even 25 feet away. I should have known better. My last phone, a Panasonic was great. Replaced the battery 3x over 5 years. Figured it was time for an upgrade. I am going to return this one and go with the KX-TG1033. I should have stuck with the Panasonic to begin with.
By Tracie L. Lucas
This is a excellent product. Good directions on how to hook up, program, and use. Big buttons, clear sound, and slick look. This was a gift for parents. They are not into electronics but had no problems hooking up and using.
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