Where is the best place to buy a cordless phone.?

Question

I just need the basic kind as it is for my elderly parents.

Answer 1

get a Uniden cordless phone...there have the most usable features...

http://www.hellodirect.com/hellodirect/Shop?DSP=30100&PCR=1:1:5:25:230:2010&IID=21566&itemskuid=21566

look at all the great features...very good for elderly ppl...indeed!



5.8 GHz digital frequency — ensures outstanding voice clarity, security, and range.
Expandable to 10 handsets — lets you add expansion handsets (sold separately, Item #21570) wherever you need them most for a total of 10, all on one phone jack!
Call Waiting/Caller ID — displays the name and number of incoming callers, even if you're on another call. Lets you store Caller ID or redial numbers in the phonebook for later use. Call Waiting Deluxe capability lets you place callers on hold, send them to voicemail, or conference them into your current call at the touch of a button.
Handset and base duplex speakerphones — allow you to talk and listen hands-free from either base or handset.
Advanced phonebook features — allows you to store up to 2 numbers per name and up to 100 names in the handset and base phonebook. Transfer function lets you move phonebook entries from one handset to another or from handset to base without having to re-enter data. Also includes alphabetical search and personalized ringers.
Up to 4-way conference calling — allows up to 4 people to participate in a conference call, consisting of an outside line, 2 handsets, and the base speakerphone. Lets you easily join a call already in progress.
Voicemail waiting indicator — alerts you to new voicemail messages via a flashing LED on the top of the handset.
DirectLink® feature — lets you use a pair of handsets (or 2 pairs of handsets at one time) for 2-way radio communication.
Plus — base keypad, Do Not Disturb setting, mute and hold functions, earpiece and ringer volume control, intercom and call transfer between handsets, 20 ringer options, 10 speed dial locations at the base, room/baby monitoring, headset compatibility, and more

Answer 2

All cordless phones come with a charger and batteries Uniden is a good choice and panasonic is good also. Try to get one with at least 2 handsets, then you can use one while the other is charging I searched on walmart for a cordless phone with answering machine and they start around $30 and go over $200 depending on how many phones you get. I think there was over 90 choices online If you have voicemail you can do without the answer machine. Good luck and enjoy

Answer 3

I suggest Best Buy. Stick with Uniden. 5.8 Ghz is fine, nothing wrong with 2.4 Digital. For security stay with a digital phone, no matter what brand. As far as I know Uniden still sells the most cordless phones.

Answer 4

if your looking for a cell phone without a contract then off of ebay. If you are looking for a house phone, then go to Best Buy, they have an awsome selection. Go with a Panasonic. Anything you do, go with a panasonic 5.8 Ghz. These phones are awsome. I have one at my house and i even bought my grandma this same phone. Its really easy to hear out of and it also has speaker phone on the handset so if they really have trouble hearing, then it will be great. I highly recomend it. They also last the longest without breaking. You will be very happy with it.

Answer 5

An Electronic store like Target, Best Buy, or Radio Shack. I usually go to Best Buy, because you can buy the extended warranty if something goes wrong with the phone, which is good for high use electronic things.

Answer 6

1 - Circuit City, many phone to choice, e-z returned or exchange if u dont like the phone.

2 - BestBuy.

I have a Panasonic 2.4 GHz with answer machine for 3 years now and it still working find. price = $40 @ circuit city store.

Answer 7

a cordless phone shop!!

Answer 8

We brought a new one for work on thursday £19.95 from Currys.

Answer 9

hong kong probably