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Advice buying a house phone

hatful · 2008-09-06 19:08:01

My mum has slight tinatus which is aggravated by holding a phone to her ear, so I'm looking for a cordless house phone that has a speaker phone function. Anybody any ideas ? Would be much appreciated.

06-09-2008 7:08pm

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hatful

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My mum has slight tinatus which is aggravated by holding a phone to her ear, so I'm looking for a cordless house phone that has a speaker phone function.

Anybody any ideas ? Would be much appreciated.

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#2 06-09-2008 11:18pm

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As a general rule, I'd personally recommend Siemens handsets as being reliable. Not all models would have the speakerphone option though.

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#3 08-09-2008 9:47am

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yeah i'd stick with a brand alright, lots of cheapo units out there IMO with poor quality speakers. Panasonic units are good too.

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#4 08-09-2008 8:57pm

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Indeed, Panasonic handsets seem pretty reliable also.

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