... but ... with one key requirement.
Most of today's cordless DECT phones seem to be decent enough in regards to current low expectations of voice quality, but they all seem to share one major deficiency.
I've been using an acceptable Uniden multi handset system (actually two of them in the same home) but I've gotten really, really, pissed at the miserable proprietary battery packs.
Any suggestions for a decent system using standard AA or AAA cells so I can swap in relatively cheap new NiMHs when needed?
Oh, and a decent lifetime when charged would be nice, too. I can go for most of a work week with my Omnipoint GSM phone between charges; surely someone has a cordless that matches it.
Thanks
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***** Moderator's Note *****I have a Panasonic cordless setup; the battery life is excellent. It's no longer made, but you can check out their current models.
BTW, don't forget that 2.5GHz phones share the same band as 802.11B and 802.11G wireless routers, and they will interfere with each other. I bought the 5.8GHz model to avoid the problem.
Bill Horne