LCD Touch-Panel Phone with Talking Caller ID

I like the oveall feature of the phone. But when i Go to key in the numbers the phone falls over. You should have a biger base for the phone and not make it so flimsy. I would like to also have space to plug in my computer to it, not availble right now. The overall clarity of the phone is nice. I would like to have the choice to have a regular ring tone. The tones you have are too barrish and incencitive. But the ease of puting in automatic diling in is great, only i have more than 10 relatives that i keep in touch with. Over all it is a good

The phone is very good for the frist 3 or 4 days. Then the light goes out. Phone works but you can't see who is calling or the number. Can't hardly hear on the phone at. Other than those 2 the phone is very nice. It stands up so you don't have to get up to see.

The phone was ok at first. The screen requires to many batteries to have the lights stay on all of the time. I have been looking for a phone that I could hear better on. This one I did hear better, but other people can not hear me.

After hooking this phone up, I was pleased with it's overall look. I like the fact that it sits upright and had large buttons for dialing and an optional night light feature as well as of course, the talking caller ID. All great features that led me to purchase in the first place. The down side (and it's the deal breaker) is the fact that it runs on 3 AAA batteries and I have changed mine TWICE since setting it up less than 10 days ago. The 'talking' caller ID drains so much power to run from the AAA batteries that it burns through the batteries in a matter of 3-4 days. Then I am left with a dark dialing pad that does not even display the Caller ID, let alone speak it. It works fine to dial out, but be prepared to change batteries about every 4 days if you want any Caller ID functions, illuminated numbers or night light features to work.