Vtech VT 1920 900 MHz - Cordless Phone

Pros: love all the features!
Cons: small handset

I have to start by saying, I just love this phone! It's just the best we've ever had. I've still got an old dinosaur AT&T phone from when they first came out with cordless phones, and it still works, even w/o ever changing the battery!! But, alas,...

Pros: small, had a detachable belt clip, can be charged so the face is toward the outside
Cons: polarized screen that is hard to see with sunglasses on

While I was pregnant with our third child I decided I wanted a cordless phone that had caller I.D. capabilities built in. I figured that with it, I would have more freedom. The kids and I could be outside playing, and I would only have to take the call...

Pros: Price, range and battery life
Cons: cannot program numbers alphanumerically

We bought this phone because our other non-digital cordless phone was interfering with our baby monitor (Yes, I still use one during nap time even though my son is three). The clarity of this 900MHz cordless is superior to any other phone we’ve ever...

Pros: a competent performer at its basic job
Cons: minor but consistent problems that prove annoying

Summary: The VTech VT1920 consistently carries out its basic task of making cordless phone calls. However, some minor problems occur again and again, making this phone annoying to use. Why should I have to avoid a phone in my own house?
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Pros: 900MHz transmission, cheap
Cons: A few minor design problem

I got this phone because my other non-digital cordless phone was interfering with my monitor. The 900MHz transmission is superior to any other phone I've ever heard, digital or otherwise, and this particular phone is priced at the level most non-digital...

Pros: Inexpensive. Has Caller ID on handset
Cons: Must buy 2nd battery, if you want one

Previous cordless phones owned by my family were much costlier than my VTech 1920c model. Boy, did I feel terrible when the other cordless phones died untimely deaths... it made me afraid to spend more 'big dollars' on a good cordless phone. I liked the...

Pros: Great Features, Low Price
Cons: None at all!

We purchased this phone when lightening ran in on all our phones and we had to replace them all. We wanted a cordless with most features, without it costing us an arm and leg. We went to Wal-Mart to shop and this was the cheapest one they had with all...

Pros: backlit keypad, belt clip, clear sound
Cons: small LCD screen

I really like this phone...it is my favorite of all that I have owned. I will even try to avoid using other phones in my house b/c I like this one so much better. I have used this phone as a gift several times and I know several people that have the same...

Pros: lots of functions
Cons: short range, whole lot of static, frustrating

This opinion is written on the VT 1930c... not the Vt 1920... there wasn't a category for my phone, so I'm shoving it in here.

WARNING, DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE!!!

I went to best buy and picked out this phone. Saw the brand name...

Pros: Good features, decent looks
Cons: Call clarity is horrible (for us)

This was the second 900mhz phone that our household purchased and right away we noticed the sound quality was lacking. We purchased it mainly for the Caller ID features and 900mhz was a must for clarity as well.

While the features (mainly the...

Pros: Everything
Cons: Nil

I have gone through many 900MhZ cordless phones in the past. Mainly Sony phones and also Panasonic phones. They always broke down too quickly and had large amounts of static. Finally after our Panasonic cordless broke down for good, we went to Best Buy....

Pros: Caller ID on handset
Cons: Cuts out, searches for channels during conversation, no channel button

I purchased the VTech 1920C in January 2000, and I have not had the great exerience with it that most of the other Epinioners have had.

I find the phone is uncomfortable to hold with your hand, and almost impossible to hold with your...

Pros: Medium-Light, Good Clarity, User Friendly
Cons: (Minor) Can't Move Call From CID To Permanent Memory

Well, you may have read my experience with the Sony SPP-S9101, and I purchased this phone on 4/29/2000 based on the favorable recommendations here at Epinions.

I was originally interested in the 1922 version which has a headset jack, but most...

Pros: Built in caller Id, 900 MHz, light weight sleek design ,digital, cordless phone, Press any button to answer a call
Cons: I would prefer the handset a little longer

When my husband and I decided we wanted a new phone for upstairs we looked at many designs with many features. This one had the most features for the lowest price. We paid $50.00 for this phone at BJ's Wholesale. (We even got a $20 rebate on it) We...

Pros: good sound, quality caller ID, good memory
Cons: breaks up a bit when you move far away from the base

This phone has its ups and downs, like most things you will buy in life. I've had it for about 2 years now and all things considered, I would have to say I got a good deal. I bought it for roughly $100 from a local Wiz store.

There is a good...