Customer Reviews

VTech CS6219-2 DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone, Silver/Black, 2 Handsets

5 star:		(202)
4 star:		(111)
3 star:		(19)
2 star:		(13)
1 star:		(22)

 

 

I have been using my new VTECH phones for about a month now--I wanted to wait at least this long before submitting a review so I could give the product a workout and submit a fair review.

The phones are light weight but well built; the buttons have a great feel and the display is easy to read. I spent about 10 minutes reviewing the nicely organized and easy-to-understand instruction manual before I was well on my way to programming numbers and setting other features. The sound quality has been consistently good and once you've reviewed the manual you'll find the buttons and features to be quite intuitive.

From a practical standpoint, I was looking for a two-station cordless phone that does not have a built-in answering machine as I have voicemail with my phone service. So this phone fit the bill.

There are a couple of features I miss from my old phones I replaced--a belt clip (for trips to the garage when I don't want to miss a call) and a headphone jack. However, given the excellent price point of this product, I have no room to complain (For long conference calls I have been using the speakerphone feature, which also works well). I read some reviews where people complained that this phone does not have distinctive ring tones. If this is a feature you absolutely can't live without, look for a different product--remember, the price is great for what you get.

In case you're wondering, I have had zero interference with my home wireless network, which would have prompted me to immediately return this product.

The bottom line: If you're looking for a good-quality phone at a very attractive price, this is the one.

We purchased these telephones as a replacement for our old VTechs. We had a problem with our phone system and as a result purchased new phones during the diagnosing phase. Our VTechs lasted over 10 years and, as it turns out, were still working well. So we replaced them with VTechs and glad that we stayed with the same manufacturer. The new phones have all the features we expected and they work great with our phone company's set-up. Easy to create your own directory, retrieve numbers, etc. Most of the functions I did without reading the manual. Very user friendly. You will be glad you purchased this phone system.

This simple set offers solid performance and attractive looks for half the price of the competition. It's perfect for anyone who subscribes to a digital voice service with carrier-based voicemail (e.g. FiOS, Comcast) and doesn't need the fancy features that other sets offer.

Well, let's be honest. The phone is very inexpensive... and you get some of the baggage that comes along with that. Sometimes the signal is crystal clear, however fairly often (enough so that it's very annoying) it picks up other signals. The other signal is so loud that it makes it nearly impossible to hear who you are talking to.

If you're in an urban area or a place with a high population density, it's probably better to go with a phone that broadcasts in a higher frequency spectrum for clearer signals.

After owning a set of 3 GE phones that were total junk, these phones seem to be perfect for my needs so far. I especially like the voice mail indicator. Another issue I had with my old phones is that you had to transfer a call if you wanted to pick it up on a different phone, something my family never mastered. You can pick up a call on these phones without transferring. They are small and lightweight, the volume is great (another GE issue) - so I am very happy!

Have had this phone for about a month, nice and slick, great reception, holds about 3 numbers as a readial option, meaning that you have the option to redial any of the last 3 numbers you just dialed.
Ilumination is good when its dark, you can read all the numbers clearly.

Speaker phone not that good, It sound loud enough, but cant hear clearly what the other person is saying.

This is a great phone. I used to use an AT&T cordless phone with a handset speakerphone and heard static too often. This VTech has good clear sound and is well made. The intercom function comes in handy as well. The only issue I have with it is that it does not have an earphone jack or belt clip - functions I thought every phone offered. Still, I highly recommend.

I read a lot of reviews of this item and decided to buy it. I liked the phone till my wife pointed out that caller ID doesn't work if you have call waiting.

I'm surprised no one mentioned it that I saw. For us, having caller ID during call waiting is one of the main points for having call waiting.

It's a good phone, but if you need that feature, at least the phone we received didn't have it.

I recently switched from an land line to VOIP and needed to get a phone with one base, and multiple headsets. After reading around I knew I wanted the new DECT 6 phones because I use Wifi now, as well as Bluetooth extensively, so I did not want another device competing for the frequency.

My first thoughts on the phone they are smaller than what I am used to, so that will take some adjusting but not going to deduct a star for that. They are also silver, and black, not white and black as they look in the photo. (the expansion handset which I later purchased, also has an actual description of White/Black. Vtech DECT 6.0 White/Black Accessory Handset with Caller ID and Handset Speakerphone (CS6209) - But they are silver.

I LOVE the shared directory. Add one name and number, and all phones share the same list. Very awesome not having to program 2 or more phones. They sounds great, and are plenty loud, both ringer volume, and headset volume. After lots of rock concerts in my youth I need a bit more volume in the earpiece, and these do not disappoint. The lighted everything is great too. The only thing that sorta bugs me is the charge light is always on when it's in the base, even if fully charged. I wouldn't mind so much if maybe it flashed during charge so you know it's actually charging. The ability to transfer calls, as well as simply call another handset in another area of the house would be an awesome feature.

So far after about a week of use I am amazed at the quality for 2 phones for $35.

Something is electronically wrong with this phone after less than one year's usage. Without warning, this phone dies and cuts off during usage. It is supposed to beep a warning when the battery is low, but it doesn't always do this. Further, it cuts off after about a minute when the loudspeaker function is used. I've replaced the batteries (at a GREAT expense), but am experiencing the same issues.

I am a low phone user. I may use this phone once a week and not for a long (less than 10 to 20 minutes) duration. If I do use it for a couple of hours, then I have to keep switching back and forth between handsets. I always keep the handsets on the chargers, so I can't explain this problem. Not worth the money.