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I'd recommend it to anyone needing a multiline phone. No complaints at all. Easy to use and understand without having to pull out the users guide. Love the call history feature.
Really. Also, the "quick start" manual is little more than a diagram of what is on the face of the phone and information on how to plug a phone into a wall. Then, you need to do something to turn them off.
Lots of buttons. So, while the features might be theoretically nice, in practice we are still yelling down the hall to pick up the phone. Okay, a pretty phone.
Particularly annoying are lights that illuminate and messages that flash that are just plain not useful. Does anyone believe that is actually STARTING the use of the phone. Some even intelligible, but the documentation with it is not.
A staff of 5 is still trying to figure out how to use the phones after 3 weeks.
Unfortunately two of the first three phones we've purchased have had the speakerphone microphones die in the first 72 hours of use. These phones have all the features we wanted in our small business and we are convinced these are the right phones for us.
That being said, when using either the handset or a headset, the sound quality is excellent. The speakerphone on my cell phone works better. The phone is great for almost everything and has 4 lines, do not disturb, intercom, caller id, 1-touch speed dial, etc. My only complaint is that the speakerphone is not clear.
Each phone allows you to control the ringing tone, volume, and delay ringing options for each line individually. Intercom calling worked flawlessly. Overall, this is a great telephone. Believe it or not, that level of control of line ringing assignments are usually reserved for KSU systems only. All-Page was loud and very practical for a busy home with office, or larger retail store.With a cost of between $100-$150 per phone, these are an outstanding value for any large home or growing business with 2 or more phone lines looking for the simplicity of replacing their old phones with something more serious, flexible, and functional. All features worked beautifully, each button pressed produced the expected result -- press the Transfer button while on a call, the LCD prompts "Transfer line to.". By keeping one function per button, and also utilizing the navigation menu-driven options through the phone's display, anyone can easily figure out how to do anything on these phones without ever needing to read any of the documentation.The speakerphone sounds nice, although the volume of the speaker could've been louder (in my opinion).
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