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Vtech LS6325
$80.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:No reception issues in a 2 story house with good clear sound. Built-in intercom system allows family members to be quickly called for dinner. Walkie talkie function enables quick calls to an individual room.
The Cons:Handsets can't be named, when you find one laying around you're uncertain which cradle it goes in unless you check each one. No speaker phone on the base. System as a whole can only be expanded to 5 handsets.
The Vtech LS6325 is a cordless DECT 6.0 phone system released in April of 2010. It is Vtech’s first cordless phone system to utilize PTT (push-to-talk) functionality between handsets, thereby allowing them to function as walkie-talkies.
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Additionally, each handset sports a 1500’ open-field cordless range, a backlit LCD display, and a low-profile keyboard. The system retails in 3 and 4-headset forms, but it can be expanded up to a maximum of 5 handsets.
Features
- DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone System
- Three to Five Headsets
- PTT Functionality
- Wide Open-Field Range
- Backlit LCD Display
- Low-Profile Keyboard
Model Variations
- LS6325-3 | Three Handsets, $79.95
- LS6325-4 | Four Handsets, $89.95
- Additional Handset | $19.95
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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no reception issues in a 2 story house with good clear sound
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built-in intercom system allows family members to be quickly called for dinner
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walkie talkie function enables quick calls to an individual room
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all charging station and the base have a small footprint, take up minimal room
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built-in equalizer alters the tonal quality of the earpiece, allowing better audio without having to turn the volume up
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handsets can't be named, when you find one laying around you're uncertain which cradle it goes in unless you check each one
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no speaker phone on the base
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system as a whole can only be expanded to 5 handsets
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volume from the handsets is limited to a medium level, can never be turned up loud
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