AT&T 9340 900 MHz Cordless Phone with Caller ID/Call Waiting (Dove Gray)
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Do Not Buy this Phone
Answers poorly, voice quality a bit disappointing
I was pleased with this phone's ringers.
Unfortunately, when answering a call, the phone omits the first three to five seconds of what I say while the handset scans around for the base unit! My callers hear dead silence while I stand there waiting for my handset to activate.
The voice quality is somewhat poorer than the Vtech 900-MHz analog phone that I owned previously. And in my tiny efficiency apartment, the AT&T phone's signal fades if I step behind a wall (closet or vestibule).
The voice mail indicator light is too dim to be seen in anything but a low-light setting.
Finally, the phone's menu options are a bit limited -- the volume control is not very flexible, the Caller ID memory buffer cannot be cleared.
Overall the phone is functional, but a big disappointment considering the AT&T brand name. The long delay in answering a call is intolerable -- after just a month or two, I'm back at Amazon looking for another phone.
Agreed- Do Not Buy This Phone!
Spend money on another phone
Pro's- 1. Compact design is very ergonomic. 2. Large easy to read display.
Con's
1. Long pause between the time you hit talk and you hear a dial tone or the person on the other line.
2. Tone sounds are very loud! This becomes very annoying.
3. The menu options are extremely confusing. The phone has many great customizable options, yet they are to complicated to make them very functional.
4. Many problems even getting a dial tone or answering calls. From day one sometimes the phone will say it is out of range even when I am within inches of the base. This becomes very annoying when trying to answer a phone call and I cant. I ended up having to buy a corded phone to place right next to the ATT 900mhz so that I could be sure to answer it.
5. The Page function only pages the phone with one quick short beep. This makes this function almost useless. You need two people to make this work, one person to continue pressing page and the other to search for it.
Conclusion-
Obviously my problems with the out of range message are a manufacturing defect. Maybe others have better luck. Yet, all other problems I find with the phone came standard. I think my next phone will be a Panasonic