Reviews of the AT&T 5840
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CNET Review
The Good: Transmits on the 5.8GHz frequency; supports up to five additional handsets; integrated digital answering machine; speakerphone in both base and headset; excellent audio.
The Bad: Second handset not included in package; must program each handset individually; skimpy phone-book storage; headset sold separately.
The Bottom Line: Wi-Fi-friendly and flexible, this 5.8GHz model offers pristine audio and outstanding features at a great price.
Manufacturer: AT&T
Part number: 5840
General
- Product Type Cordless phone
Phone Features
- Transmission Technology Digital Spread Spectrum (SST)
- Max Handsets Supported 5
- Dialer Location Handset only
- Dialing Modes Pulse
- Intercom Yes
- Speakerphone Handset only
- Caller ID Base & Handset
- Voice Mail Capability Yes
- Call Screening Yes
- Message Waiting Capability Yes
- Function Buttons Hold button, Mute button
- Lighted Keypad Yes
Phone Memory
- Dialed Calls Memory 10
- Caller ID Memory 50 names & numbers
Answering System
- Recording Capacity 15 min
Display
- Display Yes
- Features Backlit LCD (Handset)
Miscellaneous
- Connections 1 x Headset jack
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