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Uniden Bluetooth landline phone

This looks pretty cool. Uniden has a 5.8GHz cordless phone with a color display and USB and Bluetooth capabilities:

Uniden 5.8GHz Bluetooth phone

Does anyone have one or tried it out? How does it work?

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  1. May 23rd, 2005 | 5:52 am

    OOOOO! That does look cool, I was wondering when someone else would try putting bluetooth in a landline phone. Olympia made a phone a while back with bluetooth, but since it wasn’t Mac compatible, I never touched it.

    Olympia Bluetooth landline phone

    I’ll have to look into this one…

  2. nomoreuniden
    May 24th, 2005 | 9:00 pm

    This phone is just not ready for prime time. Sound quality sucks, the blue tooth doesn’t do advanced pairing so there is a huge delay between answering a call and hearing it in the head set (about 5 seconds). I purchased two units and took them back in three days.

  3. seekingperfectphone
    April 29th, 2006 | 12:26 pm

    It’s a nice idea, terrible phone. I have tried it with two different bluetooh headsets, a Jabra and a Motorola, and both get static whenever the person on the other end speaks, as well as a tinny kind of sound. Walking anywhere outside the immediate vicinity of the phone causes a pulsing hum in the phone or the headset. It has no indicator for phone company provided voicemail pulse or FSK tones, so you never know when you have a message waiting unless you use the phone’s built-in answering machine. And because it’s a flip-phone, the convenience you have come to expect from a landline phone is gone. Finally, they loaded it up with useless features like a calendar, which is not remotely necessary on a home or office phone. I have a computer for that. I’m returning this one.

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