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FEATURES- C51 SD7501 Digital Cordless Communication System Handset ONLY
Motorola takes home communication beyond the cordless phone.
Personalize your system with a handset in every room. Simply start
with a Cordless Phone Base. Then personalize your system by adding
up to 12 accessories. Add extra black and white handsets in any
room with no extra wiring.
Includes Handset with charging base, Rechargeable NiMH battery pack,
AC adapter, Belt clip and User guide.
* Set the ringer to a lower volume at night - use the day/night timer
feature.
* Personalize your handset -- choose from preloaded ring tones or download
your own through openLCR.
* Easily connect to specific features such as shared or private phone books
-- name each handset, base or accessory.
* Know who's calling with Caller ID with visual Call Waiting
* Dial in the dark using the backlit keypad
* Talk hands-free over the handset speakerphone
* Improved security and clarity with 5.8 GHz digital technology
* Hands free intercom -- program handset to auto-answer
* Access shared phone book from any room - phone book holds up to 50 names
of family and friends.
* Customize handset display text in English, French or Spanish
* Easy to use features such as redial, flash, mute and hold
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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Grand Junction, CO on 7/30/2008
Already had the base phone and another expnsion unit. This new one just compliments what I already have.
from Olathe, KS on 7/25/2008
I already had the base and just wanted to add more phones to different areas of the house. The paging system works great also when you need to talk to someone else in the house. My wife threw one of phones in a PMS rage and the display cracked. I was going to buy just one phone to replace it, but when I saw how cheap they where, I settled on three.
from Rochester, MI on 6/27/2008
Being able to answer cell phone calls was a very attractive feature; however, I found that no matter where I placed the base station, I would often loose the Blue Tooth signal and loose the call. This happened so often that I no longer use the phone for cell calls. It works fine for landline or VOIP.
I would recommend if not using for cell calls. Another brand with this feature is Panasonic, but since I made the investment in Motorola and haven't tried the Panasonic I don't know if they do better with the Blue Tooth signal.
from El Sobrante, CA on 8/27/2007
used around the house and workshop. one phone base with 4 separate stations. Upstairs, Downstairs, Office, workshop, and of course the kitchen.
from boston MA on 6/6/2007
Great system
from North Lauderdale, FL on 5/4/2007
After buying several different cordless phones that failed to meet all my needs, I finally found one that satisfies. I no longer have to sacrifice one feature for another.
from Boston on 4/13/2007
Overall, Mot seems to have got this one right. The system architecture and feature integration is robust, flexible and intuitive. It's clearly built very well, and ergonomically targeted to today's cell-phone savvy user. Voice quality is excellent. IMHO, best features (of the whole system) include:
1. Battery back-up to keep the base station up for a while when the power goes out
2. Expandable to many handsets
3. Handset to handset paging capability
Things I'm not so keen on:
1. Range: appears to be much less than the 900MHz phone it replaced! (though could be an RF power limit issue in 5.8GHz band - not sure)
2. Answering unit speaking command interface is a bit, well, odd!
from Woodbridge, Virginia on 4/11/2007
Great piece of equipment!