Review on 📞 AT&T 952 2-Line Speakerphone (Espresso): Enhanced Features & Outstanding Performance by Ruvani Rodriguez

This phone works very well as my home office phone and gets a lot of use. After trying a really cheap phone and getting frustrated I spent a little more on it and was very satisfied. It has more space than I'll ever need for programmable numbers (32) (although the sequence required to write a new number isn't particularly intuitive/memorable.) - It retains the programmed numbers when the device is turned off. (He saved all my numbers for a few days during a move.) - It has an auto redial button and is a good time saver too. - The mute button works well. - It has speaker, handset and headset options that you can switch between at any time - It allows you to adjust the volume of what you hear (with just enough range to work well for me) - The phone has a good weight Fits in the ear quite well and has a decent sound - The keyboard looks quite good. and survived a year of operation. .- The speakerphone has good reception from a distance of two meters. I found few flaws. The phone beeps when switching modes (e.g. to speakerphone) and when adjusting the volume. You need to learn how to mute *in advance* if you don't want to be distracted during a conference call. Also, I've tried several different headsets with this phone and keep hearing that my volume is too low when I turn it to the highest possible setting, which makes me wonder if this is an issue with the phone. use two lines, but it can also work on two lines with hold and conference buttons.