VTech 20-2420 Accessory Handset for VT20-2400 Series Expandable Phones

List Price: $99.99 Discount Price: $223.95

Features:

• Accessory handset for VTech models VT20-2431, VT20-2481, and VT20-2489
• 2.4 GHz digital spread spectrum signal
• Supports 2 lines, intercom, conference calling
• Built-in speakerphone
• Caller ID compatible

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Customer Reviews:

Excellent phone system [Posted on 2004-03-03]
This is a terrific, well-priced, and reliable phone. Reception is clear, battery life is adequate and it is simple to use. I have tried many, more expensive systems and the v-tech 2 line is the best. Additional phones can be added seamlessly and you do not need an outlet in every room. The answering machine can be acceseed from any handset and the paging functions work quite well. I now have 5 phones using 2 lines on the system and am very pleased.

Also Works With VTech 20-2489 System. [Posted on 2004-06-01]
This VTech 20-2420 Accessory Handset also works with the VTech 20-2489 Expandable Phone system.

The 20-2489 system is identical to the VTech 20-2481 Expandable Phone system, except that the 20-2489 system has a 20-2420 handset (with stand/charger) included in the box, for a total of *two* handsets, instead of just one.

5 stars because it works well.

Good and not so good [Posted on 2004-10-05]
This phone system met our needs perfectly (two lines, no messaging system, speaker phone, multiple handset capability) and from that point of view its been a really good phone. However, the keypads on the handsets have become problematic: you have to really press hard to get a number to register and when you do you often get multiples of the one number you're trying to type.

Great features; not so great durability [Posted on 2005-01-18]
Phone has good sound quality in handset and speakerphone mode, great range from base station, easy to use presets and other dialing functions. However, many of the keys have already become somewhat lame. They now require you to press very hard; I have missed more than one call because the on/answer button simply would not respond no matter how hard I pressed it.

Good system with durability issues [Posted on 2005-07-20]
I have used the phone system for a couple of years. It is one of the best I have found for a small office in terms of functionality and sound quality.

The durability is a whole different ball game. The key pad began to stick on the most frequently used telephones after about a year. resulting in missed calls, dialing errors, and other problems.

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