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AT&T ML17929 2-Line Corded Speakerphone with Caller ID/Call Waiting, Black - Built-in Speakerphone, 3-Way Conferencing, Headset Compatible

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Condition
New
Size
One Size
Style
Without Answering System
Model
ML17929
Dimensions
9 x 5.4 x 6.5 in
Weight
1.5 lb
Color
Black
Warranty
1-Year Limited Warranty

Features 5

  • Dual-Line Flexibility for Business or Home: Manage two separate phone lines with easy 3-way conferencing for small offices, home offices, or separating work and personal calls
  • Hands-Free Clearspeak Speakerphone: Talk comfortably without holding the receiver; built-in base speakerphone with adjustable volume lets you multitask during calls
  • Caller ID and Call Waiting: See incoming caller information on the large display with a 99-name-number history screen calls effectively on either line
  • Reliable Power-Failure Operation: Continue making and receiving calls on Line 1 during power outages essential backup for critical communications

Description

The AT&T ML17929 2-Line Corded Speakerphone provides reliable dual-line performance in a compact black design. Manage two separate phone lines with easy 3-way conferencing and auto line selection — ideal for small businesses, home offices, or separating work and personal calls. Enjoy hands-free calling with the built-in Clearspeak speakerphone, plus Caller ID/Call Waiting that displays and stores up to 99 names and numbers. It supports headset use, offers power-failure operation for basic calling during outages, and includes a 100-name phonebook, 18-number speed dial, and wall-mount capability. Trusted AT&T quality delivers clear sound and everyday durability for professional or home use.

Specs 25

Brand AT&T
Color Black
Telephone Type Corded
Number of Batteries 1 AAA batteries required.
Material Plastic
Power Source Corded Electric
Item dimensions L x W x H 9 x 5.4 x 6.5 inches
Answering System Type No

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Updated 6/2017 If you work from home and want a good setup using comfortable gaming headset, get these...
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
Very nice. Let me start off by saying this: I did have a buzzing noise when I first used this phone, but that was as the phone company was setting up my line and having me test it. As soon as they connected the grounding wires to the boxes (outside), the buzzing noise went away. I work from home, so it was important for me to have a good and easy to use phone with a few features. The speaker phone is crystal clear, the handset is as well. I am using a headset through an rj9 adapter so I can use my Logitech gaming headset (much more comfortable than the standard call center style headset), but this phone does have a 2.5 mm port for headsets as well. I am only using one line at the moment, so line 2 stays lit up saying it's "not in use or not connected". Not really an issue; it doesn't distract me or anything. The caller id screen lights up so bright that I don't really mind that the keys are not back lit. I'll be buying a few more of these phones as backup in the near future. Update 2017 About a year ago, I found the Headset Buddy Female RJ9/RJ22 to Male 2.5mm Headset Adapter (RJ9-PH25) and have been using my Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Dolby 7.1 Technology headset. It actually works better than any setup I've had, and the range of sound gives me higher highs and lower lows than a previous setup that included a Jabra amplifier. I no longer use the amplifier and have better control over the volume of my calls (both microphone and speakers). Update 6/2017 Yeah, still 5 stars. I have no complaints about this phone. When the power goes out, the screen doesn't work anymore, but the phone does still work. If you work from home, this is the setup I had that worked so well... AT&T ML17929 2-Line Corded Telephone, Black Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Dolby 7.1 Technology (don't get the USB version, although this comes with a USB adapter for computer use) Headset Buddy: Female RJ9/RJ22 to Male 2.5mm Headset Adapter (01-RJ9-PH25) VONOTO 3.5mm to RJ9 Audio Adapter Cable - 3.5mm audio female socket to RJ9 Modular Plug Adapter Cable for connecting your own Analog Headphone to chat With this setup, you won't even need the amplifiers that some of those companies send, customers won't be asking you to repeat yourself and you won't have issues hearing them, and you'll be using a very comfortable headset that's far better than any of the call center headsets out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2015 by Non Stop Horizon
Love it.
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
Just bought this for my home office. And i'm thrilled. It took me a lot longer than it should have to finally find what I was looking for, both for a phone, and for phone service. I tried Magic Jack and Skype. The issues I had with those are that it relies on your computer, and can be slow, crash or not sound right. I needed something independent of my computer. Cell phone service is fine, if you are willing to spend a lot of money up front, which I can't do. I have heard people tell me that I sound far away, or was breaking up. I needed something with more stability. So I got Time Warner Digital Service, independent of my computer, after having a hard time trying to find a land line company. Turns out, many went under, or simply stopped the service, because everything is digital today. I bought a dialer with headset, and loved the concept. But the phone had many problems, including no dial tone, no ringer, and the inability to receive calls, or make them to automated systems. Turns out it wasn't compatible with digital service. I got so annoyed, I did something I never do. I found the best product I could afford, and payed extra for rush delivery. I usually consider rush delivery a waste of money, but I really needed a phone, because my cell is malfunctioning, and if there's an emergency, I hate the idea of being so vulnerable, not having a phone. This phone is as clear as day, works with my digital service, has two lines for possible future growth, speakerphone and headset, large keys and volume control. Now clients will have no trouble hearing me. I love this phone so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2014 by Michael W.
Works great!
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
I have been using this phone for a work at home job along with Panasonic KX-TCA430 Comfort-Fit, Foldable Headset for about two months. The phone works great! The sound is clear and I find the buttons very easy to use and locate without having to stare at the phone. The buttons are large enough and wide enough apart that I am not accidentally hitting the wrong one when my nails are longer. I find it easy to use without having to pick up the manual every time I want to make a settings adjustment. It seems rather intuitive if you have dealt with other types of office phones. I only use 1 line so cannot comment on how it handles multiple lines at once. One of the things I like the most about this phone besides the spacing and size of the buttons is the location of the mute button. It seems to be in the organically correct place and I find it very quick and easy to toggle that on and off. Overall, I am quite pleased with this purchase and would (and have) recommend it to others. The reasons I have not given it 5 stars are because I don't use all of the features so am unsure about how well they work and I found it a little inconvenient that the headset jack limits the headsets you can choose from quite a bit. NOTE: If you use a different headset make special note that you need one that will fit a 2.5mm jack. There are fewer headset options with this size plug. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2013 by Pandora Vox
An inexpensive, featured-loaded two-line business-type desk phone.
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
My unit has been working reliably for more than six years, connecting to a Vonage Box 2-line Voice Over IP (VOIP) adapter, no compatibility issues. There are a few other one- and two-line extensions also connected directly to the Vonage Box, but within its rated ringer equivalence capacity. Using this phone is like using any business multi-line phone. That could mean different things to different people. If you haven't used these things before, there's a learning curve. After many years working in offices and even as a volunteer receptionist, I still manage to press the wrong button sometimes. I should mention that I have experience with configuring business PBX systems and was already familiar with the optional features. Some users without a similar background could find the sheer number of settings intimidating. For others, it might be just a fun challenge. Tip: Keep a copy of the manual. Some features are less than obvious, such as entering special characters for directory text when adding or editing an entry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by Megan B.
Perfection beyond imagination ~~
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
Words don't even justify how amazing this product is. It doesn't matter if you want to use this as a home phone, or for your home office, or for your business, it is exactly what you need. First off, this phone just looks beautiful. Display is nice and it doesn't use batteries, rather it plugs into the wall. The speed dial function is very nice as well. It has a 2.5 millimeter headphone jack -- but I decided personally to go ahead and buy the Sennheiser OfficeRunner and use it with this product. Very nice combination. I work at home taking customer support calls, and this combination is absolutely amazing. The phone has adjustable sound levels, the caller history is very easy to use and super helpful, everything about this product is just perfect, and I am so happy with this purchase. Personally, I was having such a hard time trying to find a phone that would work for my customer support related job, and I saw some videos on YouTube of this, and I just decided to take a gamble. Wow, did I hit the jackpot. To anyone on the fence, just get this product. There is literally only one con, and it's very minor. The handset itself is a bit cheep feeling, and when you actually talk through it, what you say kind of echoes into your ear for some reason, almost like some type of a feedback. But, considering I don't use the handset t all (as I use the OfficeRunner with this corded phone) -- it's not something I have to deal with. I would still recommend this product to literally anyone shopping for a corded phone, regardless of what you're going to use it for. This literally feels like a professional 500$ phone you'd see in retail stores, ext. Enjoy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2017 by Chris Chavis
good quality
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
easy to set up, works as described provides the flexibility one desires from a two line phone
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 by MS NJ
Caller-ID issue and lcd screen issue 05/2014
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
I just received this item last week, and other than a Caller-ID issue I am happy with it thus far. It's bigger than it appears to be in pictures, the oval key-pad buttons are quite large (bigger than a nickel, smaller than a quarter), and the snap-on base for desk-top use holds the base at about a 45-degree angle for easy viewing of the LCD display and dialing (but this also makes the telephone appear to take up far more space on a desk than it actually does, and obscures the area immediately behind the telephone.) Pro's: - easy to program; - very clear, crisp sound on both speaker and hand-set; - very clear, well back-lit and easy-to-read LCD display. Con's: - no Caller-ID light to indicate calls received; - in-coming calls fail to display in "New Calls" (the default LCD display) and only display in "Call History", meaning I have to open menu, then call history, and then each specific line number to see if I've missed any calls. I'm pleased with most aspects of this telephone, but the jury is still out on the Caller-ID issue and hence whether or not it will be returned. ****** Update April 26, 2014: After 15 months of home use, the LCD screen on this telephone is starting to degrade, losing thread-like horizontal lines of display (as has happened on every other AT&T phone with an LCD display I've purchased in the past few years.) If it follows the pattern of my other AT&T phones, within months the LCD display will degrade to the point it will become unreadable. For that reason I'm lowering my four-star rating to two stars, and I would not recommend this telephone. ******* Update May 19, 2014: I was overly optimistic about how fast the LCD screen would degrade; in little more than three weeks since my previous update, the LCD screen has degraded to the point that two out of the three lines displayed are almost unreadable. Therefore I am changing my rating to one star from the prior two stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2013 by R.
Meets expectations but is not outstanding
Size: One Size Style: Without Answering System
I've been using this phone for about month or so and I would not rate it above okay. It works as indicated in its advertising literature, but is not an outstanding performer. It is sometimes difficult to hear with the handset. The speaker phone works better in terms of receiving but the party on the other end sometimes complain they can't hear me. The electronics for the second line do not work well when you have a call on line one and a second call comes in on line two. You can connect, etc. but there is a loss in quality and you can hear some crossover. The buttons on the phone are unusually large. They work fine but look kind of dumb. I don't see the reasoning for it. The display is somewhat difficult to use-- it is not very intuitive. It does not have a replacable battery for backup of memory, but there is some type of built-in battery or power source as it does retain its numbers during a power outage. You can also dial out during an outage but I'm not certain if the ringer will sound if no power is available. Not a high quality phone but the price is certainly better than many of the other 2-line phones. I can 't see paying $200 or more for a top of the line wired phone when everything is moving towards wireless. I can live with the drawbacks for its $46 price tag. But, I wouldn't want to pay over $50 for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2013 by Rusty
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