AT&T TL88102 DECT 6.0 2-Line Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Dual Caller ID/Call Waiting, 1 Handset, Silver/Black
Original price was: $119.95.$92.53Current price is: $92.53.
Price: $119.95 - $92.53
(as of Dec 20, 2024 19:45:54 UTC – Details)
Two-line answering system with Caller ID and Call Waiting features an advanced antenna design to offer the best in long-range coverage. Noise-filtering technology allows you to take calls virtually anywhere without sacrificing sound quality. Handset speakerphone leaves your hands free to do things and lets more people in on the conversation. Backlit LCD displays the name, number, time and date of up to 50 incoming calls. High-contrast black text on a white background provides an easy-to-read screen to view incoming Caller ID or review call history. Expandable design connects up to 12 additional handsets (sold separately) using just one jack.
DECT 6.0 Technology
2-Line Operation
Dual Caller ID/Call Waiting- stores 50 calls
Unsurpassed Range
Digital Answering System —includes a mailbox for each line
Handset and Base Speakerphones
DSL Subscribers may need to us a DSL Filter
For optimal performance batteries should be charged for 16 hours prior to use
Customers say
Customers find the landline phone functional and easy to use. They say it works well, is simple to set up, and has a learning curve that’s fairly easy. Many consider it a good value and great for small businesses. While some are satisfied with reception, others have issues with battery life. Opinions vary on the build quality, sound quality, and features.
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12 reviews for AT&T TL88102 DECT 6.0 2-Line Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Dual Caller ID/Call Waiting, 1 Handset, Silver/Black
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Original price was: $119.95.$92.53Current price is: $92.53.
Monstarr –
Works great, good deal
I got them for like half the price by getting the used ones, which were still brand new. Works great, I got the base plus 3 other phones and they all work perfectly, both lines work as they should. The only thing I don’t like is that you can’t change the settings so they answer a call when you lift off the charger.. but they do hang up when you set them on the charger during a call, which is nice.
Amazon Customer –
has 2 lines
I needed a phone with 2 lines. This one is reasonably priced and the range is pretty great. Works in a 3 story house with concrete
Jordan L. Kaplan –
Easy to Use
Linked easily to the extra remote phone I purchased at the same time.
NHUMC Admin –
fuzzy sound
Does all the functions fine, but the sound quality is below par – fuzzy outgoing message and voice mail. I have better sound on my cheap android phone.
uberchemist –
A capable system, though still lacking in options
Our small office recently upgraded from an older AT&T phone system (AT&T TL76108 5.8GHz Two-Line Digital Corded/Cordless Answering System – Titanium and Metallic Charcoal) to this newer model (TL88102). We also ordered 4 additional handsets (TL88002). My evaluation of pros and cons is based on a comparison with the older AT&T system.PROS:- Very clear sound quality and excellent range using DECT 6.0 technology.- Slim and lighter design; the phone feels more like a “bar” than a “brick” in your hand. Also, no dorky-looking antenna.- At first appearance, the phone looks like it is not capable of standing upright on its own; however, it can. (Useful for hands-free use on speaker.)- Allows the ability to insert a “1” before a number from the caller ID list. FINALLY, we can actually use the CID log to return calls versus having to enter the entire number over again because it would omit the “1”.- Supports up to 12 handsets (versus 8 on the older system, though our office has never used more than 6).- I like the option for intercom communication between handsets, though we’d never use it in our small office.- Syncing information (date/time, directory) between phones is effortless – change it on one phone, and it is sent to the others instantly.- Has an option to set the home area code.- Menus and options continue to be very basic, making it straightforward to set up or change.- I prefer the white LCD and blue key backlighting to the orange of our old phones.- EDIT: Contrary to the details on this page, the phone system DOES have support for 10 speed dial numbers from the phone’s directory.CONS:- Loses the ability to rename a handset. The older system allowed text input to give a custom name to each handset. We used this to name each handset after the person who typically used the phone at that workstation. Now it can only name each handset as “Handset 1”, “Handset 2”, etc., in the order in which you register handsets with the base.- The phone sits loosely in its base. Every time I place it back in the base, I’m not always sure it’s sitting in there properly. It can be easily knocked over and out of the base.- The readability of the LCD text (on handsets) seems reduced; I’m not sure if it’s because it is smaller or using a different type of font, but it certainly feels more cluttered.- The red charge light sits between the two function buttons below the LCD screen and seems a bit too prominent for my tastes. A trifle, but still worth noting.- The handset cannot be used while sitting in the charging base. (This is no change from the older system.) Also, placing it in the base while on a call will automatically hang up.- The icon display for line 1/line 2 at the top is slightly different and harder to see.- EDIT: Some newer phone models come with a number blacklisting feature that we could really use but, sadly, this model is without.Summary:Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase. I would have liked to see more options available in a modern phone system, but it is remarkably rare to find from any company. We considered moving to VoIP phones, but that would have been affected by and taken from our bandwidth, which is somewhat limited. This phone system does what it should, and does it well. It’s a definite step up from our outdated phone system.
techwiz –
Practically perfect for us.
I completely agree with the previous two reviews, especially uberchemists list of Pros and Cons. I think the text isn’t quite a readable as other phones because the LCD window is a narrower width making the characters very tall and narrow.The handsets are extremely light but a very good build quality. The answering machine can be turned off easily for one or both lines by pressing a button on the base. The speaking voice (“Calls will not be answered”) is very pleasant. Most importantly, the Caller ID is easily accessed by simply pressing the down arrow on a handset and scrolling through the list.We have had Panasonic two-line phones for over twenty years. Our last model was the best, using 5.8GHz technology which is still the longest-range, least-interference choice. But sadly our handsets wore out and were irreplaceable. We tried a couple of newer Panasonic models. The Panasonic handsets were an excellent external build quality (typical for Panasonic) but everything else was simply terrible – losing contact with the base only 5 feet away, difficult menus, missing features, etc.I wish ANY of these phones had better ringtone choices. With this AT&T model you get 9 – and at least 4 of them are extremely irritating.It remains to be seen how long these last. I’ll try to update a year from now.
Elizabeth –
Used Product
I received this item in a taped up old box. I opened the box only to find it was damaged and used, not new like it was advertised. I am returning it for a replacement. Hopefully I will recieve a NEW one, MINT IN BOX.
BB –
Does as advertised – good instruction booklet instead of having to go online for a download. Nice and light.
Anuar –
Excelente producto
Kapil Khandelwal –
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Anita –
Good quality phone set with very clear voice. There are 2 separate answering systems for 2 lines which is a bonus.
Rajeev Nanda –
This is not the actual phone. This handset is an accessory to AT&T phone and not the base phone itself. It does not have any phone line connection like it says in product name.The product description should be corrected and the seller (Global Klamp) should offer refunds or Amazon should blacklist them for duping customers by posting incorrect information.