IBM-3460 Cordless Analog 2.4 GHz Speakerphone with Call Waiting, Caller ID and HeadsetIBM-3460 Cordless Analog 2.4 GHz Speakerphone with Call Waiting, Caller ID and Headset
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- 2.4 GHz band with 65,000 security codes
- 10 number speed dial memory
- 50 channel auto scan
- 30 name and number Caller ID with call waiting
- Headset jack and headset
- Office Product: 0 pages
- Publisher: IBM
- Label: IBM
- Studio: IBM
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30 of 36 people found the following review helpful:  High Quality, Useful Features, Low Price, By Joel Klutch (El Cerrito, CA USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: IBM-3460 Cordless Analog 2.4 GHz Speakerphone with Call Waiting, Caller ID and Headset (Office Product) This is a good choice for those seeking the advantages of a well-made and nicely-equipped 2.4GHz cordless phone at a relatively modest price.The IBM 3460 incorporates a number of useful features usually found only in more expensive models, including 3-line multifunction lcd screen, base unit with separate keypad and speakerphone, call waiting and caller id compatibility, ringer volume control, positive tactile keypad feedback, and more. This unit's clean, understated, contemporary design is aesthetically pleasing; its classic lines are unintrusive and should stand up well under the test of time. Although it operates at the higher 2.4GHz frequency, this phone uses analog technology, not digital, so it is not (nor does IBM claim it to be) a truly "state of the art" product. You can spend considerably more for a digital model in return for somewhat better sound quality, but most people will be very satisfied with the overall performance of this phone, particularly given...Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:  Poorly designed, By A Customer Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: IBM-3460 Cordless Analog 2.4 GHz Speakerphone with Call Waiting, Caller ID and Headset (Office Product) This phone is so poorly designed that I returned it after 1 month. The primary issues are ... (1) You always have to press the "Talk" button 3 times (not once) in order to get a dial tone. (2) When a voice message is waiting, the phone beeps loudly every 30 seconds. Very annoying when you let the phone take a message because you are preoccupied or have company visiting. (3) If you have the base wallmounted, the handset does not rest securely in the base -- Half the time it falls off when you set it down. 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: Ugh, By "pfus" (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: IBM-3460 Cordless Analog 2.4 GHz Speakerphone with Call Waiting, Caller ID and Headset (Office Product) This is perhaps the worst electronics purchase I have ever made. The phone would sometimes auto answer from the base when you picked it up, sometimes not, so half the time you were either trying to talk into a ringing phone or inadvertently disconnecting someone when you pushed the talk button. A real design innovation. I once pushed the hold button when hanging up the phone, causing the line to be busy for about 12 hours. Why would the hold button stay engaged after a call is ended? It makes no sense. The static was deplorable after a while, and the phone was unusable if you ran the microwave. Was this product not tested? Finally couldn't stand it and replaced it after less than a year. |
