📞 Gigaset C530H Charcoal Cordless Phone Accessory Handset - Enhanced for SEO Review

Perhaps I’ll go broke on an additional pipe because there’s nowhere to repair mine or they ask for more than it costs. Different pros: Bought as a set with a basic handset with an answering machine. Doptruba in the kitchen. Comfortable. The buttons and operation algorithm are well thought out. Cons: I did not expect that there would be problems with the additional pipe. Does not infect batteries, when you turn on the speakerphone, everything goes out (shorts somewhere) There is no service…

Additional DECT handset. I have been using it with the Siemens C610A IP base for many years. With these additional tubes, they have an obvious design miscalculation (or maybe a deliberate calculation). I'm going to buy the third handset of this model, since the base works as if nothing had happened, and you periodically press the speakerphone button on the handset and the conversation is over ahead of schedule, whether it is possible to replace it with another model, I don't know.

Connected to my Gigaset C610 Kit without any problems. I really like the intercom option as we use it as our intercom system with my teenager. No more screaming!

Excellent battery life and ease of use. The downside is that you have to constantly select the line you want to call from VoIP or landline, which is very annoying. Free calls to other Gigaset lines do not work or are difficult to set up.

Gigaset C530H cannot register with Gigaset Central. Checked against the Gigaset compatibility database on their website. This device is shown there as being compatible with many Gigaset Centrals, but in reality it is a total failure. Gigaset Central works correctly because Gigaset phones register successfully within a few seconds. This device has timed out and is displaying a "Unable to register" error message. A complete waste of money.

Works well. Lots of features. Bought four and hung them around the house. The only problem is that I can't find a repeater on the market that will get the fourth phone in the back room of our house working. Of course, this is my wife's office, and now the landline does not work there because the signal from the base is too weak and there is no repeater. I've tried 3 types of diffs, none work. They called Gigaset and said that those who they know work for Europe and will not work here.

I bought this and an additional handset to use with my FIOS phone line and RingCentral account. I was able to get it working without much effort using Ringcentral's instructions for 'other' phones. The phone easily receives or makes calls on all lines. If you go to the IP address of the base station, you can log in, and under "Settings"-> "Telephony"-> "Calling" there is a setting where you can select the standard reception and execution or the "line"-Setting for each outgoing call. "

Worth buying second hand. The only fear I had was incompatibility. It took several attempts to register with the headset, but the problem was that the old S79H headset batteries were running out. After the exchange, registration went smoothly. After changing the batteries on my old phone, the device registered to my S79H phone via the paging button. Now if all my problems can be easily solved in this way, I would be happy. I bought this device mainly because of the color display and the absence

Lightweight but doesn't feel cheap. A great alternative to upgrade your DECT cordless phone system. These additional phones cost around half the price of Panasonic DECT sets and can support 4 VoIP lines plus 1 PSTN line. My primary VoIP number ends and Gigaset uses the Grandstream VoIP router (to connect wired phones) and Gigaset calls are clearer with no audible echo or delay. Also, this line sounds better than my Comcast line connected to my Arris modem. Only downside: 2.5mm (not 3.5mm)…