- Alphanumeric backlit display with dual pack
- 50 Name and number phonebook
- Cordless handset speakerphone expands up to four handsets with one phone jack
- 10 different ring tones
- More than 12 hours of talk time, Handset locator
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Product Description
The CD1502B cordless phone by Philips uses DECT 6.0 technology that offers a crisp and clear sound for all your phone conversations. Due to the advanced digital technology, your calls are undisturbed by interferences from other devices. You can move freely in and around your house without having to worry about losing reception on important phone calls. The alphanumeric display screen lights-up allowing names and numbers of incoming calls to be seen easily. The phone can hold up to 50 names giving you the convenience of storing phone numbers for friends and family in one place. It features 10 different ring tones enabling you to match specific rings for friends and family. The docking station has a handset locater button to help you locate your phone when it is not in the cradle. The CD1501B is capable of connecting up to 4 handsets.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
The phone is pretty fine.,
This review is from: Philips CD1502B/17 DECT Series Dual Expandable Cordless Phones with Digital Answering System (Office Product)
I scowered the internet, Best Buy, Staples, Target, Office Max and WalMart for an aesthetically pleasing phone with no success until I found this Philips phone. It does not have an odd shape, multiple colors, a font from the 1920s, rubber textured buttons or a charging station the size of a coffee maker. I would, however, prefer to have the option to increase the handset volume.
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