Upgrade Your Home Phone: Get The Motorola AXH02 DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone With Alexa Built-In And Answering Machine Review

I do not often feel compelled to review products, but this is the most awful product I've ever used. I originally purchased this for my 90 year old mother as she has problems seeing and working with traditional phones. After a month of having her complain about the phones, I gave her my Toshiba phones which have bigger buttons and decided to use her phones. As she had misplaced two of her phones and I needed additional handsets for my house I blindly purchased the triple pack. I used the new…

So far, this has been an outstanding purchase. I'm tired of looking at the same old phones from the big 3 and wanted something different. The reviews made me nervous, as I read most of them AFTER making my purchase. Before I go any further, I'll give you a few facts:1. We live in the sticks and have satellite Internet service.2. We have 2 landline phones.3. I have our home wired with gigabit ethernet, using our satellite Internet service.4. We do not have Caller ID service, on the line I put…

I’m not sure why people are saying it doesn’t have an answering machine built in. It does, you just have to enable it. It’s under Menu/Answering Machine/ then you have to set "Answer Mode” to on then adjust your "Number of Ring”. I had to set mine lower because I didn’t want to use my providers voicemail.Alexa works ok. You just have to long press the button which is ok, but it’d be better if it just worked from a regular press since it’s a dedicated Alexa button.I agree with others. The setup…

We got this system because it was the only one that listed Alexa integration. They have a very loose definition of "integration." Imagine duct taping an Walmart Echo Dot to a pretty good quality cordless phone system.On the plus side, as cordless phones go, this is a very good one. The sound quality is great and the features are on par with any such phones.I was expecting MUCH more from the Alexa integration. In a nutshell, they added an Alexa button to each hand unit, which allows you to use…

Works great after Alexa eventually responds. It takes several attempts which are ignored (time out 'thinking') before command is accepted. Then additional commands work as expected. Hours later the problem repeats. Alexa support was not very familiar with device, transferred me to a Motorola number which was an answering system asking for things I did not have or understand. The Motorola Quick Start Guide does not provide a contact number.

Liking the phone a lot so far. I really like how Alexa is to use to make calls. Very clear and easy. If you don't have an Echo device this is a good way to experiment with Alexa. I also liked the solid feel of the phone itself.Set up takes several steps so it may be harder for some.

The app that is required to set up the Moto Cordless phone needs some work. It's buggy and it took several tries to register the thing with Alexa and Walmart. Once registered and set up, the phone and Alexa works well. The sound quality of the speakerphone is surprisingly good. You can listen to Walmart Music (or any other service) through the speakerphone. Ultimately, it works just like the Echo. However, you have to push the Alexa button on the phone first. She isn't always listening, which…

I bought these phones thinking on take advantage of my Alexa and wireless setup. but You need to take in consideration the following:1. The base unit (the one that connects to the land line) need to connect physically to an ethernet cable, so both Your land line and You internet connections need to be together. Yes You can connect only the land line but You lose all the original idea of Alexa.2. You need that Your ethernet cable to be on the same network (IP Address) of Your WiFi network (in…