📞 AT&T SynJ 4-Line Business Phone System: Boost Productivity with 3 Cordless Desksets & 1 Cordless Handset Review

I bought this phone system about 2 years ago and a few months ago I wanted to see how effective these phones are. not correct!. These phones are the worst that suddenly stopped working. I called AT&T tech support and they said the coverage had expired and there was nothing they could do for me (aside from buying a new kit, that wasn't fun). for the price I paid for it). My question is, are these phones rated for no more than 2 years? I am very disappointed in the quality of this product. Don't…

Bought for the office. I think it was one of the best investments we've made. So glad we don't have to deal with the local phone company. Everything we wanted is built into this system. Very handy for conference calls - we just pick up the phone, put it in the middle of the table and turn on the speaker. Before I bought it, I didn't understand one thing: we made it. The phone company needs to work on switching devices to route calls to different phones. Another advantage is that you can buy…

Terrible Phone System. Call logs (incoming and outgoing) cannot be checked. You can only check missed calls. When there is a missed call, all phones will receive a missed call notification. You then have to manually delete the missed call on each individual phone. No clear missed call. You have to scroll through each missed call on each phone to delete it. Buttons are difficult to press. As you enter the buttons, a beep will sound to confirm you entered the button. However, if you choose faster

When my office phone system died, I was a little scared. Big box in the back room, all those nasty wires, all I knew was that some guy from the phone company was going to charge me TONS to come and fix it or replace it. I remembered when I bought the system 20 years ago how expensive it was and how difficult it was to install. I was researching my options and came across this system. It seemed too good to be true but the reviews got me hooked. Long story short I ripped out ALL the old wiring…

So I wanted to upgrade my old Panasonic 2-channel system for my small shop (2 wall mounts/2 desks). I like the idea of wireless as I'm in an old building with splices on old phone lines. It's good that a base station is your primary (sb67138) for a system that requires a phone jack. All others are wireless. Take 1-2 hours to read through all this crap and get other wireless devices to connect to basic functions/setup and car/basic setup. Configure basic pickup feature. I also use my own on-hold