AT&T GL2101-2 DECT 6.0 2-Handset Cordless Home Phone with Call Block, Caller ID, Full-Duplex Handset Speakerphone, 2" White Backlit Display, Lighted Keypad (Graphite & Black)

Running my small business, I needed a phone that wouldn’t make me sound like I’m yelling into a tin can from 1995. Enter the AT&T GL2101-2 DECT 6.0 2-Handset Cordless Phone—my new office sidekick. Setup was so easy. But, it’s not all sunshine and dial tones. The speakerphone’s just okay—sounds like my voice is auditioning for a low-budget podcast. No answering machine, so I’m stuck with voicemail through my provider. Still, for about $40, this phone’s a steal for my shop . It’s reliable, doesn’t ghost me mid-call, and hasn’t yet demanded a corner office.

Easy to use. Easy to install. Built good. Battery life good. Sometimes buttons are hard to push. Comes with a ton of call blocking features.

I bought this phone because the phone I had before, screen was blank so I couldn't see who was calling. It works great, the only thing I don't like is it doesn't let you set different ringtones for people in your phone book. I liked being able to hear a ringtone and know it was someone I know calling without getting up to check the caller ID.

I haven't had a home phone in years and had to get one for the house. It brought back soo many memories as a child just hearing it ring. The phone is easy to setup and the battery last pretty long. Not cheap at all

Most folks don't use a landline on a regular basis, but you still can't beat them for calling emergency services. That's really the only reason I still pay for it. But thinking back on the days where cordless phones were a part of everyday life, I would have been quite happy with this inexpensive AT&T system. It has a slim ergonomic feel and is certainly light enough. Some have mentioned volume issues but Ive found the handset and/or speaker to be just fine. The ringer is plenty loud as well. Battery life seems adequate although I must admit I haven't had many long conversations with this set. The phone has many available special features that I haven't bothered to try, but basic use is straight forward. Just pick it, press the green button, and dial number. Switching from handset to speaker is simple as well. Just push the speaker button. Initial setup is a simple 2 minute process. Simply insert the battery on each handset, plug in the main base stand, place the handset on the base, and done! Fot the extra handset, simply place it momentarily in the main base which registers it into your system. From there, move it to it's charger base and you're good to go. If you should have any questions, they provide an 800# in the instruction booklet.

Love my new phones. I had a couple that were getting old and not working properly. I ordered these and they are great. They actually have features my old phones did not have. I have heard that AT&T are getting rid of land lines but I needed phones now and hope it is a while before they quit having these lines and go to cell phones only. These are very good phones at a great price on Amazon.

I like the call blocker feature. For me the volume is very low even at the maximum volume l have to put it on speaker. The slim design puts the numbers to close together. I had an AT&T cordless that l loved but wanted a different one but l regret not getting the same style. I was going to return it but it's more trouble to return than get accustomed to it. So l kept it with hopes of getting used to using it. The battery life is excellent and setting up is very easy.

Great battery life, holds a charge, and charges full in about two hours after being dead as a doornail. Lots of customizeable options, including volume control for ringer or sound volume during a call. Clear sound, not fuzzy, staticky or mumbled.Only drawback? There's no page handset - if you lose it, battery is dead, can't call it so it rings... good luck finding it! (I speak from experience)