📞 VTech LS6215-2 Black/White DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone with 2 Handsets Review

Looks great, sounds a bit light and cheap on the ear. However, the call quality is fantastic, the phones speaker is really impressive and its range is amazing. This makes it a fantastic phone for home conferencing and the like. In addition, the battery life is impressive. I couldn't be happier, especially since it's one of the few where you can find more without an autoresponder (because really, who wants an autoresponder anymore.

So far, cordless phones work well. We had a small issue, but calling tech support fixed the issue. The problem was that we didn't know how to "register" each cordless phone. We've had these phones for about two months now and everything works perfectly. In fact, I've ordered another cordless phone in case something happens to either of the other two cordless phones, so we now have three cordless phones. We can move quite a distance from the base without difficulty. We don't need an answering…

I bought this phone thinking I would just sacrifice the answering machine. I was wrong. In the phone book, you can select a group of letters (abc, def, ghi, etc.) to jump to the section of the phone book you want, but you won't jump to the specific letter of the name you want (unless it's the first letter). group letter, e.g. a, e, g, j, m, etc.). After you reach the first letter of the group, you must "scroll" through all the names to the desired one. More about the phone book. There is no way

Nothing special if you ask me. I like his looks. really slim and cool looking. You can probably get a better phone at Walmart or cheaper than this.ok. It has basic functions. Caller ID, stores 50 numbers. speakerphone. Intercom between handsets. works very well with your phone voicemail service providers blah blah blah blah. No headphone jack is one thing missing. As I said. save some money. get something else. It's a pretty basic two cordless phone setup for about $10-$20 more than what you…

I bought these phones many years ago after looking for something decent. I've had them for a long time and my batteries have never run out. They have amazing lives and I rarely calculate them. And make no mistake, I use these damn things. Clocks and phone clocks are my specialty and they have withstood abuse. I've just ordered another set, and no, not because the batteries died, but because I managed to break one of them. I've dropped the damn thing so many times and it's never broken, but the…

When I first saw these phones I fell in love with them! They are smooth and feel very good in the hand. In addition, the function layout on the phone is easy to read and find. I like the intercom function, it works very simply. The voice quality is excellent, the phones work very well. I chose the no answering machine option because I have free voicemail from the phone company. The only complaint I had was the lack of a direct dial button for voicemail. So I entered the access number, then the…

I only bought this phone for its looks. I've had it for a few days now and here are a few things I can say about it: - I've charged the phone for a full 16 hours (recommended time), it's 4 days later and the battery is on the last bar. . Can't say the phone was used that much, I was out of the house for 3 of those days. - The sound quality is ok, a couple of times my husband was separated but I don't know if it was the phone. or his cell phone, which was a problem. There was also some kind of…

I already had an old 5.8GHz Uniden phone, but having recently switched to AT&T's U-Verse voice service, I wanted something that had a voicemail indicator as well as longer range than the 5.8GHz technology can offer, although it doesn't sacrifice sound quality. This phone meets those requirements. It is only logical that the industry switched to a lower frequency band (1.9 GHz) as lower frequencies pass obstacles better. In this case, the rule "the higher the better” does not apply. My 5.8GHz…