A:AnswerHi there! You can use this phone without a landline by connecting your cell phone via Bluetooth and enabling the cellular line-only mode. This allows the system to function using your cell phone instead of a landline. We hope this helps! - S
A:AnswerHi Tim! It depends on your setup. If you’re only using the cell line, your cell phone number will be used. However, if you also have a landline connection, the system will use the phone number provided by your telephone line provider. We hope this clarifies things! - S
A:AnswerHello there! The feature is called "Call screening" and it enables you to hear the voicemail message as it is being left on the answering machine. You can turn this feature off and on for each handset or for the base unit. We hope this helps! - F
A:AnswerHi there! The telephone range is about 30 feet from the main base unit usually. The range can be further impacted by wall materials and thickness. We hope this helps! - F
A:AnswerHi there! To start using the phone system for calls, you'll need to connect the main base unit to a telephone line cable provided by your telephone company or service provider. - S
A:AnswerHi Molly! For wired headsets, they are compatible with those that have a 2.5mm jack. For Bluetooth headsets, you can find a compatibility list of all tested models on our FAQ page. - S
A:AnswerHi there! As the phone system was not tested for this type of usage, only with a landline connection, we encourage you to check directly with the telephone service provider for information. Please note that if you encounter issues with the sound or related to Caller ID services when using VoIP, the phone may require a DSL/ADSL filter to be installed on the line by your telephone service provider. - S
A:AnswerHi Kevin! The call log history on this phone is also limited to 50 entries. It stores caller information for the last 50 callers, listed from the most recent to the oldest. - S