- Announces caller's 10-digit phone number:An audible announcement that eliminates having to glance at the small caller ID screen on either your phone or the caller ID unit.
- Bi-lingual announcements:Switch to English or Spanish at the touch of two buttons.
- 3-line LCD display:A visual display of the caller's name, phone number, date and time the call was placed.
- Stores 99 calls for review: A visual announcement that holds calling information in memory until the user is ready to retrieve them.
- Record and deliver custom outgoing message and screen calls without seeing the caller ID.
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The VoiceAnnounce Caller ID is designed to help you identify calls by displaying the Caller ID information on an LCD screen and announcing the caller's identity over a built-in speaker. Using VoiceAnnounce technology saves you from having to run to the Caller ID unit every time the phone rings.You can program the unit to associate frequent callers with names you record in your own voice. The recorded name can be announced instead of the telephone number to help identify important calls. You can record up to 50 names and associate them with your frequent callers. You can even record customized outgoing messages for specific callers. If you have call waiting ID service from your local telephone company, your VoiceAnnounce Caller ID will announce and display information about your call waiting callers too. Your VoiceAnnounce Caller ID stores the last 99 calls in a call log for audible and visual review.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Very useful but short lived,
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This review is from: Philips Voice Announce/VoiceAnnounce Talking Call Waiting Caller ID with Display Screen (Electronics)
I bought the Philips SJA9191 talking caller ID box in August 2008. Functionally, it was great. We didn't use most of its features. We only wanted to hear who's calling, to know if it's worth getting up and going to the phone. For that, it was great. After a bit less than two years, though, we finally filled up its 50-number memory with the recorded names of people we wanted to talk to and "junk call" for those we didn't. (I hate to think what it would have been like if we WEREN'T on the National Do Not Call registry!) so I would have preferred that the unit have an even bigger memory.
When both of us in the household were on a conversation (on two different extensions), sometimes the one on the phone connected to the SJA9191 would be cut off, so that he could hear but not be heard. Hanging up the extension for a few seconds would clear the problem. I'm not sure of the cause, but I blame the SJA9191. Yesterday the unit failed. It is now in a state in which whenever it has power it goes off-hook. So we can't make or receive calls while the SJA9191 is connected. Two years seems to me a very short lifespan for a piece of telephone equipment. But it's such a handy device that I'll probably get another one, either the same model or a competing brand.
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