Review GE Cordless 28031EE1 5.8 GHz Cordless Digital Phone with Caller ID and Digital Answering System
GE Cordless 28031EE1 5.8 GHz Cordless Digital Phone with Caller ID and Digital Answering System Overview
When it comes to secure transmissions, our 5.8 GHz line of digital cordless phones offers one of the highest conversation privacy levels available today. 5.8 GHz phones feature optimal performance for clarity, range and security. The less-trafficked 5.8 GHz frequency takes communication to the next level, with reduced interference from other devices. With sleek new designs and such advanced features as handset speakerphones, melody ring tones, downloadable wallpapers for color displays, recordable ring tones, picture caller id and VIP rings, 5.8 digital phones offer the best technology, the coolest styles and the most desired features.
- Digital Answering System with 3 Mailboxes: Allows callers to leave separate messages for individuals. Permits users to check only their personal messages without having to go through all messages.
- Call Waiting/caller ID with 40 name and number memory: Display shows name and number of incoming call even when you are on the phone with another caller. Memory holds information for the latest 40 calls.
- Expandable up to 4 handsets: Use up to 4 handsets with base system and place in multiple rooms. Just plug extra handsets into power outlets. Only 1 phone jack needed.
- Handset Speakerphone: Provides convenience of hands-free communications.
- Melody Ringtones: Customize individual handsets with a choice of unique melody ringtones.
- VIP Ring Tones: Assign your favorite ring tones to family and friends. Allows specific ring tone to be attached to specific numbers stored in memory. When that number calls, the selected ring tone is played.
GE Cordless 28031EE1 5.8 GHz Cordless Digital Phone with Caller ID and Digital Answering System Customer Reviews
I have owned this phone for roughly 18 months now. It has survived just fine, and for as often as we use the phone, its battery hasnt had any problems, only on over 1 hour conversations do i see problems, and if that. i've heard the low battery beep 2 or 3 times. If it happens i use my corded phone.
Otherwise the clock is a pain to set for the Answering machine.(it also forgets the time if you lose power for more than 5 mins) but it is nice to have multiple answering machines if you have room mates.
The only main complaint i have is that its volume fluctuates and is sometimes impossible to hear people. I am starting to think this is unique to my phone however. just a manufacturers flaw.
The other con is that the speaker/talk feature buttons are a little bass ackwards. as in, to talk to some one on speaker you hit speaker. and to talk to some one normally you hit talk.
this doesnt sound bad but every other phone i have ever touched had you push speaker to turn it on, and push speaker to turn it off. instead this phone hangs up. but you get use to it after a while i guess.
Not a bad phone, just mad at the volume problems.
