Uniden ELBT595

Connects your land line, mobile phone, and Bluetooth headset. Lots of personalization options. Good sound. Tons of features

Expensive. Complex setup. Mediocre battery life. Doesn't work with some Bluetooth phones

A great phone for home workers who use both wired and cellular phones.

I mostly got this for the 5.8Ghz so that it wouldn't interfere with my wireless networks. I found it to have nice features like these: I like assigning ringtones to different phone numbers so I know when I need to pick up the phone; I like the ability...

Don't buy this product if you use a phonecard to dial Asia. The phonebook function on this phone only allows you to enter a mere 20 digits for a phone number (the pause feature counts as one digit, of course), which sounds like a lot, but consider...

I bought one of these recently for such a low price that I cannot complain. However, I have find through exhaustive troubleshooting that while the Uniden will pair with the iPhone via Bluetooth, it is never capable of dialing with the iPhone (3GS...

This is the best cordless phone I've ever used. It functionaly operates like a cell phone. When I decide to replace other phones in the house I will be purchasing more of these.

I've had this phone for three years. Unfortunately, I dropped the phone and it stopped workiing, so I ordered another one. I carry this phone with me all day, and it never shows low battery. Several years ago, I ordered another handset for my...

This flip phone has so many great features that are so easy to work. You would fall in love with this phone and never want another ...IF... The hinge lasted more than 3 months and the phone would work more than 30 feet from it's base. What a shame. The...

This may be a naive statement and or thought but: You've got your land line/Mobile line that can link with your cell phone. If Bluetooth and CellLink can access your cell account (keeping in mind that it's bouncing around out there in the wild blue...