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Question: Will this work with a vtech cordless phone?
Document: Purchased this as a replacement to a Plantronics CS 55H. My wife is a work at home type, and spends a great deal of her day on the phone attending remote meetings. This head set allows her to use her cordless phone together with this head set. Other wireless headsets required a corded phone to work. The CS 55H has been dropped from production and this AT&T model is the only one I could find, but it works great.
Only works with a base set so it does not work with a cordless set when answering calls by using the headset.
My simple question is:  Will this AT&T Cordless headset work with Panasonic DECT 6 cordless phones?
DO NOT CONFUSE this product with the AT&T TL7600 cordless headset! Yes, they both basically work the same way but the TL7610 has more functionality. I wasn't aware of this when I purchased it but I could have sufficed with buying the TL7600 which works with my model of AT&T Corded/Cordless Base Set. Since others have reviewed the ability of the TL7610 I will dispense with those particulars and state the difference between the two models to help you clarify your buying decision.
I have yet to venture out far enough to find out how far I need to be before call quality drops. If you get the optional dial pad you can use this as a stand alone phone. You can also answer calls on it directly without needing you regular phone. I use this with a home cordless phone and it works great. Highly recommend.
That's 240 little "beep! "s during a one hour telephone call. Annoying? You decide. * Overrides mute (lack of communication?) with AT&T; CL81209 handset.Clearly the CL81209 and its brethren were designed to promote the TL7610. Why? Because for all the phone's features, there's no place to plug a wired headset into the cordless phone. Fine. If this is the case however, they should TALK to one another.
Great product. Good sound and very easy to setup. This really saves your neck! Makes it easy to be on the phone and typing on the computer (or doing other tasks).There are no real features besides volume control and muting on the headset. You can not dial a number from the headset. But like many other reviews say, just use the base or another cordless phone to make the call.I am very happy with the product!
This headset has the range of a standard cordless phone and even provides a mike-gain control (meaning you can make your voice louder of softer to the person you've called). Performance wise, it is pretty good.My big complaint is with the earpiece(s) design. You do get 3 types, but they are made of seemingly cheap plastic, and are fairly hard. The part that is to set in your ear is very hard, and after a long time can get uncomfortable.
I've recently started working from home more frequently in a job which keeps me on the phone a minimum of 5 hours per day. I have a cordless phone with a speaker, but it is somewhat less convenient when you want to get up and move around. I was considering a plantronics headset when I came across this one. As it was $50 less than the plantronics, I decided to give it a try.I've had the phone for about a week now and it is living up to my hopes.
I bought this headset to replace a corded one that plugged into my cordless phone. I kept having to replace the corded one because the cord would snag on things when I moved around, and the cord would eventually die. The corded ones were costing me about $25 each. This headset was a lot more expensive, but it is so much better in every way. All of the corded headsets I used had volume problems- 2 just weren't loud enough, and the one that was was just barely so.
Answer: It should, I have it attached to a Panasonic and it works great. It will attach to the base of the phone.