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(More customer reviews)First the cautions:
1)It feels a bit cheaply made. I got the Bluetooth adapter and the connection is a bit flimsy and easy to knock loose. Better plan on putting this someplace where it can't be bumped. I put mine in the phone system closet.
2)It can't go inline with your normal phone system, it must use a separate phone or a separate line into your phone system. If you have a PBX or a multi-line phones with one inbound line available you are in great shape, just use L2 (Line 2) on the dock-N-talk along with a splitter. The manual explains this well.
All that aside, I love this device ! I can now come home, set my Bluetooth phone on the table where I come in and it automatically connects to the dock and all cell phone calls now ring on my home phone system. No more missed calls because I didn't hear the cell phone from another part of the house and no broken bones as I try to run madly to the cell phone to answer it in time. In the extreme you could even dump your land lines and go 100% cell but still have the benefits of you home phones (just be sure you have good cell signal). It is nice to see progress being made in integrating all the electronics doodads in our lives to make things better rather than worse.
The installation was easy and if you are familiar with pairing your Bluetooth device and enabling the hands free function you should be able to get this up and running in just a few minutes.
Note: There are a lot of cell phone cables and a Bluetooth adapter available for this device but I can't seem to find them listed at Amazon. Try going to the manufacturer's site (phonelabs.com) for these accessories.
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