Need to find a cordless phone to use with digital line?

Answer 1

Your best bet is to use a regular cordless phone with an analog adapter or VoIP device provided by the service provider. I'd look for a DECT 6.0 phone. If you're in North America, the GE ones with the blue screen are no good. The Uniden ones work great, although I don't like how they won't let you look through the call display log while you're on the phone and you can only see the name of a caller for call waiting call display. Panasonic is coming out with one next month that I'll probably jump on.

Why is DECT6.0 the way to go? Well, it's not only 100% digital but it is 100% interference free guaranteed. It's a new frequency band just for DECT devices. No wireless LANs to mess you up, no analog phones to deal with. All the phones that use this special frequency band must be DECT compliant and listen before transmitting so that they never interfere with each other. Plus, they're allowed more power and the lower frequency (lower than 2.4 and 5.8) gives them better range and still good penetration through walls and buildings.

Answer 2

Look for 1 of the models from Uniden. Uniden is the top rated broadband phone on the market. When broadband (VoIP/digital phone) phone service providers give a phone with their plan Uniden is usually the choice. I know Packet8 does this.

You should be able to find Uniden phones available at Circuit City, and a few other electronics stores.

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Michael Lemm
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