AT&T EP5632

Pros: Personalization, Reception, FREQ-Range & OP-Range, Messaging, SpeakerPhone, Button-Illumination, Wall-Mountable

Cons: SpeakerPhone Volume, 16-Hour Charge Time

The Bottom Line: If you want a dependable cordless phone with tons of features for a affordable price, this is the phone for you.

Review: I just want to put a disclaimer out there that I am no expert on these kinds of phones so don't expect this to be an experts review. This is mainly a review to explain what I thought of this phone and what could be improved. First things first, ...

Pros: sound quality, ease of use, ease of setup, Bluetooth

Cons: no central directory for all handsets; on VoIP line, base must connect to modem!

The Bottom Line: If ITS features match YOUR needs, I don't think you can go wrong with this unit for the money.

Review: After scanning some other reviews of this phone, I get the impression that there's some love, some hate and a lot of in-between on this phone system from AT&T. I think we're in the former category (love), and the only thing I can chalk up some of the ...

Pros: Bluetooth-to-cell-phone, voicemail, tactile keys

Cons: Too expensive, low volume, poor Bluetooth headset audio

The Bottom Line: If you want the extra features, this is your phone. If you just want a cordless, buy something cheaper.

Review: As a work at home mother, I was thrilled to find a phone that would work with my Bluetooth headset along with my Blackberry. I get personal calls on my home phone, and work calls on my Blackberry, and sometimes end up running up and down stairs trying to ...

Pros: Easy to use & Set up. Works well with Bluetooth

Cons: Directory not shared between handsets

The Bottom Line: Great phone that works as described, and would have 5 stars if the directory was shared!

Review: I love technology. And I really love technology that works well. And, I really love technology that both works well and makes my life easier. This phone does that! I have only had a cell phone for the past few years- No landline at all. But, ...

Pros: Use your mobile and land lines together on one phone. Saves lots of $$.

Cons: Has many limitations and 'gotchas'. Lack of a shared directory annoying.

The Bottom Line: Use your Mobile and land line phones together with one household phone system. Ideal for a home business.

Review: More and more folks are shifting their phone use to mobile lines and relying on a household land line less and less. As the father of two teens now away at college I can tell you todays generation never touches a land line phone.Alas, even ...

Pros: lightweight, good sound

Cons: can't share phonebook between handsets or cells

Review: I normally wait for the second round of new technology, but my house phone crapped out, i needed a replacement. After some research , it seemed a unit with bluetooth to link the cell phones to was the new thing. There are only a few on the market and ...

Pros: Advertised to answer home phones and two bluetooth cell phones from one of 12 handsets.

Cons: Only works with 36 of the several hundred cell phone models.

The Bottom Line: If you don't care if you can connect two bluetooth phone simultaneously, this phone would work.

Review: After a lot of research I thought that I had found the perfect phone. The EP5632 advertises that you can simultaneously connect two bluetooth capable cell phones. I suppose you can, but only if your phone is one of the very few that has made their ...