GE 2-9917 900MHz Cordless Phone

Pros: hands-free, spare battery
Cons: none

This phone should be a requirement for moms. As a matter of fact, it should be one of those things you can put on your registry list for your baby shower. My husband bought this phone as a gift for me when our son was six months old. I am not sure how I...

Pros: Light weight, and it comes with a second battery pack.
Cons: If you bend over the wrong way the clip-on unit will fall off of you.

Well I have been wanting one of these Hands-Free units for quite a while. But none worked with my hearing aid. So when I was at a customers home and my cell wouldn't work in her area, I asked to use her phone to call my husband to let him know I was...

Pros: Hands-free comfortable phone use, great battery efficiency
Cons: interference while roaming, flimsy belt clip

In our home office, the General Electric 2-9917 cordless headset phone sits next to our computer, which sits next to our television, which rests upon a multi-unit desk. Yes, we are double-taskers. I am guilty of chatting with pals while typing...

Pros: Mute button! Comfortable headset and earpiece.
Cons: Buttons are not backlit. Cannot be wall mounted. It broke when the warranty expired.

The GE 2-9917 is cordless telephone designed specifically for hands-free use. It is unlike other cordless telephones that offer a hand-held unit that can be used as is or with an optional earpiece and microphone, because the GE 2-9917...

Pros: Leaves your hands free
Cons: Can disconnect when you bend over

I have a real addiction to talking on the phone. I'm Miss Chatsalot. I have telephone lines for veins and cauliflower ears. I just love to keep in touch. I also think it’s the best way, besides the internet, to find out almost anything. I'll call...

Pros: Keeps your hands free
Cons: No Call Display

Ok, so I felt a bit funny when we purchased this thing for our home office, I kept wanting to plug my nose and be directory assistance. But you know what, after time, it was worth the messed up hair and not so sexy appearance.

The General...

Pros: hands free, 2 batteries
Cons: no more "I was on the phone and didn't have 2 hands to do it" excuses

Remember the days of being attached to the wall? Stretching to stir that pot? Then the days of 50 ft cords! Oh man oh man, can life be better than that? YES! was the resounding answer when cordless phones arrived. With their sleek, shiny pull out...

Pros: Great headset, nice button pushing action, good range
Cons: Belt clip causes interrupted conversations

A fine phone that would be perfect except for the useless belt clip.

Why did you buy this phone?

Our home office needed the flexibility of a cordless phone to free us from always having to be near our desks. We also wanted...

Pros: Brilliant design, high quality, inexpensive, two batteries
Cons: Minor - a little heavy

Why is it the phone rings when you are up to your elbows in cat litter, watering the plants or peeling potatoes? When you pick it up it is your oldest friend from school who you have not talked to for ever, and who you then proceed to talk to for ever,...

Pros: Completely portable, good range and reception.
Cons: Sometimes it comes unclipped from your waist or belt.

How did I function in my home without this telephone? It's hard to imagine life without it!

This telephone is one of my all-time favorite gadget purchases. I bought it two years ago at a local appliance store, Best Buy. It costs approximately...

Pros: Inexpensive, portable, great sound quality
Cons: Long cord, attached headset

Like most people, when I'm on the phone talking with someone that's not all I'm doing. I often put in laundry, get something to eat, feed my animals, etc. Doing all this while holding a phone or putting it on your shoulder is uncomfortable and...

Pros: Great sound, great reception, lightweight, 2 batteries, "mute", volume control.
Cons: No added phone features on the base unit.

Tired of having the headset connection on your cordless break? Want something that works and even has a second battery, volume control and "mute" thrown in?

Here it is folks. I bought this beauty a month ago at Best Buy for $69 and...

Pros: Frees up your hands
Cons: Suspect sound quality, inconvenient for short calls or receiving calls

I've had two experiences with this phone. The first time, I bought it as a gift for someone. A week later, she returned it, saying it was cumbersome to use, and the sound quality was bad.

A year later, while visiting my folks, I noticed my...

Pros: Convenient
Cons: not very durable

When I first brought this handy little phone home, my husband looked at me like I was crazy. See, I work in a call center, for 8 hours a day 5 days a week, I spend a lot of time with a head set strapped to my head--why would I want to have the same type...

Pros: Good sound quality
Cons: No replacement parts available

I bought this phone (900MHz with headset) when they first came out. I still have mine and it works fine. The sound is very clear, to me it sounds as good as a regular phone. It's easy to use and it's lightweight. Headset is adjustable and comfortable...