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 The DSL Dilemma |
| Thank you Tina! We got this phone as a gift and really enjoy its many options...truly. It is a lot like having a cell phone in the kitchen, but the tones are fun and the address book is great. However, we too had the DSL dilemma. The manual does not really address this issue and was only giving us minimal information about the static problem we were facing, but the review listed on this page solved out problem! We had a filter on the line, but found the filter to be faulty, when corrected, our phone was great! |
| This phone is fine |
| This phone has a great sound as long as you have a noise filter if you use DSL. It took me buying 3 diffrent phones(3 brands) to find in the user manuel this information. Not even AT&T customer service gave me this important info, so if you have DSL and buy any 5.8 cordless you may need a filter. If you have fuzz or static try this before you return to the store. Phone has many options that others do not. Wall paper isn't great but is a nice feature. I like the way this phone hangs on the wall unlike the others 5.8 this one does not stick out too far on the wall. Ring tone are not the best but if you like the way cellphone sound than the tone are just fine. Give this phone a try and do not forget the filter. TLAdams |
 This phone is terrible!!! |
| I bought this phone because of the wireless internet. My 2.4ghz always would kick us off of the internet. Well the AT&T fixed that problem but created a new one. I couldn't wait to use this phone but was dissappointed because of the fuzz in the back ground. I tried everything in the book. The fuzz will come and go and it does not matter if you stand by the base or not. AT&T said the phone must be defective but I returning it and getting a refund because after seeing reviews on many 5.8. Fuzz seems to be a big problem. I think I will stick with 2.4 and keep my $$$$ in my pocket. |
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