AT&T EP590-2 - 5.8GHz 2-Line Cordless Expansion Handset

Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Advanced American Telephones
Color: Black
EAN: 0650530011726
Label: Advanced American Telephones
Manufacturer: Advanced American Telephones
Model: 80-5682-00
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Advanced American Telephones
Release Date: 2005-11-01
Studio: Advanced American Telephones
Variation Description: Black
Warranty: 1

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionAT&T telephone products reflect a long and distinguished history of product excellence dating back over 100 years. Today, the company's product line is one of the most extensive in the industry, including corded and cordless phones, answering systems, and phone-related accessories. AT&T brings you the best in communication!PRODUCT FEATURES:5.8 GHz DSS Frequency Hopping Technology;Expandable System (use up to 8 handsets through a single phone jack);2-Line Operation;Speakerphone in Handset.

Features:

5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum Frequency Hopping Technology
2-Line Operation
Spakerphone In Handset
50 Name / Number Directory
Answering System Access from Cordless Handset

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Great phone
This phone is ideal for your home or office. It is a 2 line phone that has cordless extension phones (this is the extention). Fantastic battery life!!!

Rating:

- Great Audio Quality, Too Many Design Flaws
Although a lot of this has been said by others, I thought it important to weigh in. My previous system was a Panasonic TGX4000B that finally gave up the ghost. It was better designed and had more features, but poorer audio quality. Almost the reverse of this unit. I have been using this unit since May, so I am pretty used to its flaws and good points. Here are my peeves:

* You can't delete messages while you are listening to them. You have to go back and listen to them again to delete.

* Same problems deleting Caller ID displays. It is a 2-3 button process.

* As stated by others, you really cannot know when you are interrupting someone on the other line.

* Almost every phone I have used has a timer for the call. I just assumed there was one. Silly me. Makes billing clients a little more artistic.

* As stated by others, the outgoing message quality stinks.

OK... now that I have slammed the phone, it does have some positives:

* Apart from the outgoing message quality, the general audio quality I find to be excellent.

* I work between an office and a secretarial station. Not a great distance, but never a problem in carrying the handheld.

* The base unit is compact, and both units have easy-to-read displays

* The message indicator on the handheld unit is noticeable.

* Call conferencing was easy to use, but not because it was shown on the handheld.

* I've never had a battery problem on the handheld.

Rating:

- GREEAAT PHONE
This is a great phone on a great system. Clear, noise free and perfect reception from start of conversation to finish.

Rating:

- Works throughout the house
System works fine and the ability to expand to more satellite units is a big plus

Rating:

- Does what it's supposed to
This handset is comfortable to use and easy to link to the base station (though the code I had to enter fooled me for a minute, since it was supposed to be a numeric code, yet a pound sign (#) appeared in it). I like the feature of being able to name the stations so that it's easy to page one from another, knowing exactly where it's supposed to be.

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AT&T EP590-2 - 5.8GHz 2-Line Cordless Expansion Handset

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