AT&T 2-Line TL88102 DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone

Good quality phone set with very clear voice. There are 2 separate answering systems for 2 lines which is a bonus.

There are already some excellent reviews of this system, so I will just comment on things that played into our decision to buy this unit. Paramount for us was sound quality, and these units have excellent sound. My husband has difficulty hearing, and he loves this phone system. Secondly, we needed a lot of extensions, because our house is large and we were continually running from room to room to answer the phone. Thirdly, we wanted an intercom for the same reason -- to stop ourselves from running from room to room to ask someone a quick question.Some reviewers commented that the phones have numbers rather than names, and so the intercom is not that helpful. We used a simple technique to overcome this, we created a list of the phone numbers (1-12) and their corresponding locations. We then printed the lists and taped one list to the back of each handset. We also taped an identifying number for each handset to the back. This has helped us use the intercom, and also helps us to get stray handset back to where they belong.Lastly, we wanted a handset with a headset jack for times when we are on the phone for extended periods. The right headset can also improve the audio experience for someone who is hard of hearing. Unlike many systems on the market, these phones have headset jacks! They combine well with the Plantronics HW261N Binaural Headset. This headset has a quick disconnect feature that allows you to combine it with different cables to connect to different types of phones. For the phone in this AT&T system, you need Plalntronics 43038-01 Cable - Quick Disconnect To 2.5 Mm Plug.I was a bit worried that the answering machine time would not be sufficient, but this has not been a problem. We love the global directory of phone numbers. It's perfect for home users. My only criticism would be that the manual for using the system could be better. Expect to do some experimentation with the phone to get the hang of using it.

Does as advertised - good instruction booklet instead of having to go online for a download. Nice and light.

I completely agree with the previous two reviews, especially uberchemists list of Pros and Cons. I think the text isn't quite a readable as other phones because the LCD window is a narrower width making the characters very tall and narrow.The handsets are extremely light but a very good build quality. The answering machine can be turned off easily for one or both lines by pressing a button on the base. The speaking voice ("Calls will not be answered") is very pleasant. Most importantly, the Caller ID is easily accessed by simply pressing the down arrow on a handset and scrolling through the list.We have had Panasonic two-line phones for over twenty years. Our last model was the best, using 5.8GHz technology which is still the longest-range, least-interference choice. But sadly our handsets wore out and were irreplaceable. We tried a couple of newer Panasonic models. The Panasonic handsets were an excellent external build quality (typical for Panasonic) but everything else was simply terrible - losing contact with the base only 5 feet away, difficult menus, missing features, etc.I wish ANY of these phones had better ringtone choices. With this AT&T model you get 9 - and at least 4 of them are extremely irritating.It remains to be seen how long these last. I'll try to update a year from now.

The phone is good works good. It’s been more than three months. Sometimes there is call distortion