Uniden DCX320P dect_6.0 1-Handset Landline Telephone

Product Review

Here's the perfect accessory phone for the Uniden D3200 series. The series is packed full of features! You can have both a landline and cell phones with this phone...but don't need to pay for a landline. The phone uses your cell phone plan and minutes to work for your convenience. You can download up to 6000 names and numbers (up to 1500 per cell phone) to your phonebook. Need some deserved peace and quiet? Silent mode on the series turns off all ringer at once! You can also block up to 20 numbers with this Uniden phone. It's Uniden DRX100 range extender compatible if you need to travel far from your base. Eco mode gives you a longer battery life. Mute and hold options on your handsets. Displays, owner manuals and voice are available in English, French and Spanish.

Product Features

LIVEtalk speakerphone is on the handsets
Digital DECT 6.0 for superior clarity, security and range
Eco mode allows your phone to have a longer battery life
You can silence all system ringers at the touch of a button with the Uniden D3200 phone series and block up to 20 numbers from calling
Display, owners manuals and voice prompts come in English, Spanish and French

Customer Reviews

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Gorgeous looking but slow to use menu, phonebook, etc, September 21, 2011

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This review is from: Uniden DCX320P dect_6.0 1-Handset Landline Telephone (Office Product)

I bought it because it's white, modern, and gorgeous plus I thought (but was wrong) that I could use my bluetooth headset. It's really annowing how slow it is to use functions/menu. Ex. long pause after I press "redial" before the number comes on the screen and I can make the call. Same with looking up a stored number.

I've always like the speed and intuitive way Panasonic has their menus setup. I miss not having the following features that my Panasonic phones had:

-pressing the first letter(s) of the person's name to pull up their number from the phone's phonebook. It's faster to lookup the number on my cell and dial it as opposed to scrolling through all of the numbers.

- How fast the phone reacts to menu commands. (super tedious for someone as impatient as myself).

-talking caller id - so I'd know if I should break my neck to get to the phone when I'm in the middle of something or not.