Logitech Cordless Internet Handset Expert Reviews

This solid Skype phone provides decent audio quality, but it's got limited range, and for the price, it ought to have an analog port built in as well.

Good single-purpose Skype phone. Color display.

Limited range, no Mac or Linux support, a bit pricey, requires a PC for setup and Skype service.

This decent Skype phone provides good audio quality, but for the price, it should work with an analog phone line as well.

The Logitech Cordless Internet Handset brings the familiarity and ease-of-use of a premium cordless phone* to free Skype calls**. Stay close to friends and family, not your computer - the p...

With this cordless phone you can access Skype away from your PC, but the sloppy installation process mars the experience.

Offers a clear connection, Integrates easily with your Skype account

Installation process is difficult, Mutes all of the sound on your PC

This is the first truly affordable Skype phone we've seen. If you want to make and receive calls away from your PC, the Logitech is a decent choice.

I use Skype for talking to both friends and increasingly to business people who add their Skype details to business cards. Here I can roam while talking.

Certainly anyone who needs to move around will enjoy the benefits of not having to keep listening for the PC to ring, or alternately return to their PC from doing other things to find they have missed several calls

Finally, the Cordless Internet Handset responds well to the arguments of the manufacturer. Elegant, compact, lightweight and comfortable to use, Skype handset that fully meets its Office. However, at 100 € each one regrets the absence of almost unforgivab

main benefit of using Skype phones, the price: Calls are free - apart from mobile numbers and overtaxed. They require, however