Uniden EXI-3226 2.4 GHz 2-Line Cordless Phone with Caller ID
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Condition: NewSKU: EXI-3226
UPC: 050633300145
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80-name and number caller ID (activation required)
40-number phonebook memory
4-way conferencing, backlit display and tri-lingual voice prompts
Base and handset speakerphone
Earpiece and ringer volume control hearing aid compatible
Includes belt clip
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Customer ReviewsReviewed on 2008-01-20  
Grossly inferior
Poor construction, poor sound quality and lack of essential features, such as visual indication of waiting voice mail, make this product one of the worst possible choices. |  | Reviewed on 2007-06-16
GREAT LITTLE CORDLESS
I bought this phone about two years ago just because I ran across it on sale. I just recently started using it. I do not understand all the bad reviews. Some reviewers mention the answering device -- this model does NOT have an answering device, so.... There are all the options I needed. The ring is pure and adjustable, the voice clarity is good, there's no static, the range is great -- from the third floor of my house to out in the yard to the inside of my neighbor's house is fine. Plus, it's cute. The round speaker gives an old fashioned look to a modern product. I'm very pleased with it. | | Reviewed on 2007-04-03
This is a dog
I own two of these dogs, thanks to BellSouth/ATT. I had a set of Siemens 2-line cordless, but a power surge killed them and BellSouth/ATT replaced them with these Uniden models under warranty. The best thing about the EXI3226 is the shipping box. Everything else is junk. The range is limited to one room, so the cordless aspect is extremely limited. The best thing I can say is that the battery life is good. Other than the battery life, this phone is a dog. If this is typical of Uniden's products, I would not expect them to be around much longer. | | Reviewed on 2006-12-25
Terrible
Returning. As the last reviewer said there is a clicking or popping sound every second or two. I think that this is a 2.4Ghz analog phone, not digital. Could be interference from the wireless network. Changing channels doesn't help much. Any any rate, aside from the popping, the sound is muffled. Our AT&T sounds much clearer. My advice- choose something else. | | Reviewed on 2005-12-30
radio shack version not so good either
I bought the Radio Shack version of this phone (same phone, different labels) and it is has a horrible popping noise every second or two. The speakerphone part works okay. | |
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