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Review I am one of those rare people who has never used a cell phone, let alone own one. And believe it or not, I haven't used a cordless telephone in over a decade! Well recently circumstacheap chinces dictated that I needed to have a cordless telephone to have access to answering some important phone calls no matter where I was in the house, and what time of day. So, it was time to cave in and buy a telephone that did not limit me to being near a phone jack and speaking at a distance of some curly plastic cord! I did not want to spend a lot of money, and was looking for a cordless phone that had at least 2 handsets, so that one could be always at ugg boots cheap ukthe main base, and the other could be moved from room to room. I was looking for a cordless telephone that did NOT have an answering machine because I already subscribe to voice mail through my telephone company, and I am satisfied with this message retrieval system. Some basic features I was looking for, besides an inexpenba jerseys cheapnsive price, was good reception, a large "Talk" button, so I could answer the phone in the dark if needed, caller ID display, and most importantly comfort to my ear and ease of use. Additionally I wanted a wall mountable cordless phone, for the main handset. I first went to Target and most of what I saw had answercheap mlb jerseysing machines. I proceeded to Walmart and they had a large amount of Uniden cordless telephones. I had heard of the brand but didn't know anything about it. I was drawn to the shape and simplicity and it was priced right. I bought a Uniden 2.4 GHz Cordless Phone with an Extra Handset & Charging Cradle. The model number was DXI4560-2. Priced under $30 it seemed like it fit the bill of what I needed. I read the instruction manual and let the phones charge the full 15 hours instructed in the cordless phone booklet and then I proceeded to test the hand sets. I was disappointed for a number of reasons. The LCD light which was supposed to light up when a voice mail message came in, did not light up at all. The volume of the ring sound was completely different from one hand set to the other, even when the ring tone settings were set the same. Additionally one telephone seemed to have a more muffled sound than the reception of the other phone, even when used in the same location. Another flaw in the Uniden design was that both handsets could not be used at the same time, a call had to authentic lv handbagsbe "transferred" from one phone to the other. Why is this important? Suppose you are on the telephone and you tell your housemate or family member to pick up the telephone because they have a call, you can't hear or acknowledge them picking up the call without transferring. Additionally, sometimes you like to have 2 people on the phone at the same time to hear the story someone wants to tell you, without repeating it. The reasons you want to have the ability to be able to use both telephones at once in the same conversation can go on, but you get the point. The Uniden was limiting in that regard. mbtAnother thing I didn't like about the Uniden is when you raised the volume, you could hear feedback of your own voice. I did like a few things about the Uniden cordless telephone, this was the size and comfort of the telephone, the easy to use "TALK" button, and