Southwestern Bell GH2415MS 2.4 GHz/Digital Spread Spectrum Cordless with Call Waiting Caller ID

Rating:
Summary: Excellent price/value
Review: I looked into a variety of other 2.4Ghz CallerID phones. Here is what did it for me: 1. Large lighted Caller ID (I need to see this number/name) 2. Headphone attachment (wife needs this to walk around the house) 3. Price! I seems about $50 dollars cheaper than the next competitor 4. Weight (far lighter than our current 900mz DSS Uniden (which cost $450 when it was new). Since we have had it - I find it works perfectly, and was a snap to setup. The only problems seem to be: 1. I wish the lighted dial would stay on longer. It dims to a very dim level after a few seconds off hook. 2. It seems to be in a lot of demand. Amazon said it would take two weeks but it was more like 5 weeks.

Rating:
Summary: Decent, but not great.
Review: This phone had everything I wanted without the frills. I wanted a 2.4 Ghz SST with caller ID that wasn't a panasonic. The phone is pretty decent, but the sound is a little tin-canny and the range wasn't as great as they claim. I walked to the back of my yard which is about 200 feet from the base. The phone maintained the connection, but it did click a lot and I had to repeat myself once or twice. Overall, it's a good phone, but probably not worth what I paid for it.

Rating:
Summary: [inexpensive] & Poor Quality too.
Review: This phone is [inexpensive] to buy, but we found that its sending audio quality was poor and faded in and out. The wall mount brack is very large and clumsy looking. If you want a 2.4 Ghz DSS phone, spend the extra money. You'll be happier.

Rating:
Summary: [inexpensive] & Poor Quality too.
Review: This phone is [inexpensive] to buy, but we found that its sending audio quality was poor and faded in and out. The wall mount brack is very large and clumsy looking. If you want a 2.4 Ghz DSS phone, spend the extra money. You'll be happier.