AT&T - TL86103 DECT 6.0 2-Line Expandable Corded/Cordless Phone with Bluetooth® Connect to Cell® and Answering System - Silver/Black

This telephone has about twice functionality I was looking for. I needed to replace my current desk phone with one that had an intercom and a clear speaker function. I purchased a rival phone for 1/2 half the price of this one, but in three months it stopped functioning (couldn't get a dial tone, just a open line). Incredibly, replacement phones from the same manufacturer also had the same problem, which has never been fully explained. I ordered a phone from another manufacturer, which took so long to fulfil the order I canceled it! This phone is excellent--crystal clear speaker and I love the push-to-talk function. My only complaints are (1) it doesn't have a speed dial function (!!--incredible for a phone with so much functionality) and (2) I would like to be able to display the time/date as the default display on the screen. Nevertheless, I'm very pleased with the phone, the extra cost for some functionality that I will probably never use was worth it to get a phone that works as well this one does.

This phone has 2 lines, can be pared with your cell phone and your computer and headphone via Bluetooth, and your computer. It has a Hold button which many phones do not. It comes with a CD to install in your computer for VOIP calls, and one cordless handset. My only complaint is that although you can enter your contacts and dial direct, you have to go through the menu each time, there is no Speed Dial button or any way to program a one number Speed Dial number on the keypad - I read every page of manual. HOWEVER, thanks to a very nice person who answered my Google inquiry, there is a workaround to program 8 speed dial buttons, and I now have one button Speed Dialing. Why is this not in the manual? Would I buy this phone again? Yes. Do I personally need all of these features? Probably not, at the moment. But it is perfect for a small business/home office all in one communication center.

Usual quality for AT&T, solid build & functions. Menu is easy to navigate, and the phone is a snap to set up. I also like the handset that came with it. I can carry it around the office & property, not miss calls, and be able to make calls as well. Good range and reception. I could do without the bluetooth link for my cellphone, but some may like that feature. It works, just don't need it. The price was good, and overall I am pleased. My only gripe is the weak speakerphone. People I called said my voice sounded weak, and went in and out. I relocated the handset across the room from the base and it helped a little, but still the microphone is pretty weak. I have another AT&T 2-line office phone I use primarily, so this isn't a huge problem. The handset, and ability to expand to more makes up for the weak speakerphone in my opinion. It beats having to wear an earpiece with my hands free system I used previously.

I purchased this phone because of the ability to connect to both my cell phone and head set via bluetooth technology. Also, it provided multiple lines. The phone works fine and is fairly simple to set up and use. However, you cannot answer the cell phone with the bluetooth headset if both are set up on the phone or any other connection more than two. This limits the functionality when trying to manager multiple devices. Also, the sound quality of the headset through the phone can be staticy. I know this is phone related because I never experienced the problem via computer or mobile phone-based calls. I would make this purchase again and the connect to cell is far superior to the Panasonic I originally had for this purpose.

This phone works well as a phone. The connection to your cell phone can be problematic. If you want to use your cell phone normally, the AT&T phone takes over your call via the Bluetooth connection so that you cannot talk on the cell phone until you tell the phone not to use the the Bluetooth connection. It will work fine for a few minutes and the AT&T phone takes over again. We had to disconnect the cell phones from it. This happens mostly when you are at work but he limit of the Bluetooth range. Otherwise the phone and answering machine functions work well.

This AT&T landline telephone is very functional and attractive. However, I have chosen not to use the handset phone (my previous digital telephone caused landline problems, resulting in my discarding that phone with its multiple handsets and purchasing this landline telephone) and have not yet learned how to use all of its many functions (e.g., setting the time). Yet, I have made plans to re-read the instructions so that I can follow the directions more carefully. I am glad that I purchased this brand and this particular telephone for it meets my needs and expectations.

Has many more features than I needed (example multiple lines). But this is what the salesman suggested for my us. Lot of reading the manual AND having to call the AT&T help line to understand some features of the phone. Was happy that the help line was actually very helpful. I was not happy at all that the Best Buy salesman persuaded me to pay additional money to purchase a 2 year warrant as he said that if I did not - I would not have nay warranty. Once I got home and read the instructions, I found the phone has a 1 year warranty. So I wasted money.

Purchase was made on basis of prior experience with AT&T products, positive reviews at this website and strong recommendation at the local Best Buy store. Poor quality components are evident after 6 months of daily use in an office environment. AT&T used to make quality equipment, but this equipment is not worth the cost and aggravation with all too frequent hissing sounds and intermittent blue tooth connection issues with I Phone that is plugged into base less than two feet away from where the cordless handset is being used.