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VTech CS6219
$20.00
Released July, 2007
The Pros:Fantastic range and call clarity due to DECT 6.0 technology. Battery keeps its charge for longer than the average cordless phone. Call buttons are very soft to the touch and easy to press.
The Cons:Speakerphone feature is a bit spotty--cuts in and out. Menu is awkward to navigate and generally quite clunky. Phone doesn't easily drop into the cradle--pay attention to the red light to make sure the handset is actually charging.
The VTech CS6219 is an ENERGY STAR cordless handset base unit expandable by up to 12 CS6209 accessory handsets. It functions as the base and in fact requires only one phone-jack connection. It utilizes DECT 6.0 technology—a step up from conventional 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz technology—to transmit with superior range, sound, and security.
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Once hooked up, it can host conference calls, function as an intercom, and directly transfer a call from the base to any compatible accessory handset. Included also is Caller ID with storage for 50 entries.
Additional Information
For a more advanced system, consider the CS6129-31. It’s a three-phone system that includes a digital answering machine and Caller ID.
Features
- ENERGY STAR
- 100% RoHS compliant
- Base Handset Unit
- Caller ID w/Space for 50 Entries
- DECT 6.0 Digital Technology
- Handset Speakerphone
- Intercom
- Digital Security
- Conference Calls
- WiFi/Hearing-Aid Friendly
- Wall Mountable
- Pager/Handset-Locator
- 9-Number Speed Dial
- Any Key Answer
- Backlit Keypad & Display
- Handset Volume Control
- Last Number Redial
- Selectable Ring Tones
- Trilingual Prompts
Model Variations
- VTech CS6219 | White/Black (Single Handset)
- VTech CS6219-2 | White/Black (Dual Handsets)
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Fantastic range and call clarity due to DECT 6.0 technology.
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Battery keeps its charge for longer than the average cordless phone.
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Call buttons are very soft to the touch and easy to press.
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Saved contacts will automatically sync with other CS6219 handsets in the house.
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Speakerphone feature is a bit spotty--cuts in and out.
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Menu is awkward to navigate and generally quite clunky.
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Phone doesn't easily drop into the cradle--pay attention to the red light to make sure the handset is actually charging.
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