Black VTech LS6205 Accessory Cordless Handset - Requires VTech LS6215 or LS6225 Expandable Phone System Review

Revain can't remove the "Disappointed in Georgia" label from a previous high power microwave review that was horrible and in no way related to what portable phones were Great. 3 out of 4 blew on a power surge but that's not the manufacturer's fault but I was so happy I ordered 3 more satellite phones to replace the 3 that blew. They work great even in 4-5 rooms and over 75 feet from the base unit. I've even taken them to the southern most part of our property (100+ feet) and they work great, no

I've always been a little worried about phones ever since I was a phone product manager at an electronics company that was out of business . This phone replaced Verizon's cordless model, which appeared to be a rebranded Siemens phone. I gave this 3 stars but had to downgrade it to 2. Anyway, this Vtech is well thought out. The buttons are very noticeable and easy to use. Comfortable tube. The sound quality is also good. Sometimes people say they can't hear me and I'm not sure if it's the mic or

Pros: The phone is solid (albeit light), feels good in the hand, easy to dial (or use phone book, speakers etc) and good speakers. and speaker volume. - Long range and clarity - Voicemail indicator works very well - Expandable to 12 handsets - EnergyStar rating - Good intercom capabilities (call transfer, etc.) Cons: - No local effect (sound effect that picks up the phone and gets ( low level) is fed into the earpiece of the same handset and serves as feedback, as in analog cordless phones)…