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AT&T ML17939 2-Line Corded Telephone

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Condition
New
Size
(Pack of 1)
Model
ML17939
Dimensions
6 x 4 x 8 in
Weight
16 oz
Color
Black/Silver
Material
Plastic
Warranty
1-Year Limited Warranty
Works with
Hearing aid and Headset compatible (2.5mm jack)

Features 7

  • Polyester Blend
  • Imported
  • CONNECTS TO A STANDARD RJ11 PHONE JACK, NOT ETHERNET: This corded landline phone plugs into a traditional analog phone jack, not a router or Ethernet port. If your service runs through a VoIP or fiber box, confirm it has an RJ11 output before ordering
  • TWO ANALOG PHONE LINES IN ONE UNIT: Handle two separate phone lines from a single corded base with line-status indicators, chain dialing, and automatic line selection, for home offices or small businesses running two numbers

Description

The 100-name/number directory; caller id/call waiting; automatic line selection; selectable ringtones.

Specs 27

Brand AT&T
Color Black/Silver
Telephone Type Corded
Number of Batteries 3 AA batteries required.
Material Plastic
Power Source Corded Electric
Dialer Type Tone Dialing
Item dimensions L x W x H 6 x 4 x 8 inches

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Top Amazon Reviews

Good value for the money- June 13, 2013 update
Size: (Pack of 1)
I downsized from an electronic system with a KSU box to this single 2 line phone and have been relatively pleased. The phone seems to have a broad array of features, although I don't use them all. A very good value for the price, and yes, the buttons are big. Update - March of 2013- After several months of use as my main office phone, I have to say that I am very pleased with the phone. For the price, it's a no brainer. June 13, 2013 - Further update - and a shout out to AT&T - yes, really! The LED screen stopped showing a full display and I could not resolve the issue. While the phone still worked, loss of this feature was somewhat of an annoyance. After walking me through a few fixes which did not work, the AT&T customer service agent said I could return the phone, at my expense, for servicing as it was within the 1 year warranty period. I explained that the phone was my business line and I could not do without a phone for a moment, much less a 2 week turn around period for repair. The agent agreed to send me a new phone and upon receipt of the new phone, I could send back the original phone. The agent then emailed me a pre-paid UPS shipping label to return the old phone. The new phone arrived in several days and the old phone is now on its way back. From my perspective, AT&T was totally responsive to my situation and worked with me to figure out how to resolve the problem rather than make me jump through hoops. This has been one of the best customer service experiences I have had in a very long time. BTW, the phone continues to work extremely well. I am still of the opinion that it is a no-brainer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2012 by Lroz
Great office phone, at a fair price!
Size: (Pack of 1)
I was looking for an affordable 1 or 2 line office phone and everything out there was either way too expensive/ overpriced, or was designed for many lines which I didn't need. Other models I considered looked kind of cheap, so after reading some reviews I went with this one. So far I love it! The speakerphone works very well, and no one has ever complained about not hearing me. It has 2 lines, only one of which I use. It also has 2 voicemail boxes, one for each line. Very comfortable to talk on, sound/ mic are both great. My only criticism is that the buttons are little harder to push than I would like ( and huge), but that doesn't take away from its performance or utility. Every so often you will need to wipe the little rubber pads underneath to help maintain traction so the phone doesn't slide when you dial. I do it every 2 weeks or so with a wet napkin, and never have an issue with it sliding on my desk like some others have complained. Overall it's a basic office phone that does everything you need to, and does it well. I would buy it again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2013 by Jaymie Dahan
As good as it gets for a 2-line, built-in answering machine, caller ID phone
Size: (Pack of 1)
Almost 100 years ago, Thomas Riley Marshall, vice president of the U.S., said, "What this country needs is a good five cent cigar." Well, times have changed and what this country needs now is a good 2-line phone, with a built-in digital answering machine and caller ID. I'm in small business and have searched for years trying to find one. I've been stuck using my Lucent 1872 phone, which was fine, except it didn't have caller ID and had to use a separate Radio shack 2-line caller ID box which consumed eight AAA batteries. I've purchased several phones, all with no luck because of ridiculous and quirky features, and user un-friendly formatting and programming. Here's the problem: The people who design these phones NEVER use them in real life. So how would they ever know how these things work sitting on your desk? They don't. That being said, I have used this AT&T ML17939 for a couple of weeks. I think I'll keep it. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: 1) Tremendous value for the money. 2) Intuitive programming and good instructions. It's easy to use. 3) Feature-rich options. It can do a lot. Cons: 1) Goofy keypad design. The huge number buttons are like what you would find on a Fisher-Price toy for children. If you have bad eyesight they would probably come in handy. 2) The whole phone is propped up at a 70 degree angle. So every time you dial a number it's like punching the phone. And with every punch, the phone moves back slightly. You could actually dial the phone off your desk if you aren't careful. I'll probably attached some velcro to the desk so the phone doesn't constantly move backwards while I'm dialing. (If you just have the phone flat on your desk, you can't see the Caller ID, so it needs to be propped up at an angle.) Why will I keep the phone? Because I need that built in Caller ID which will save me a fortune in batteries. Overall, I believe it's the best 2-line, digital answering machine, caller ID, phone on the market today. If you are shopping for a 2-line, digital answering machine, caller ID phone -- this is as good as it gets. It's not perfect, but believe me, there is nothing out there that's better for the price. UPDATE: I am writing this over two years after my initial review. I am still using the phone and am very happy with it. It has held up very well. I'd order it again if I needed a new phone. ADDITIONAL UPDATE: After 3 years, the screen stopped working. This is the small screen where you see the Caller ID. I purchased another one and I'm back in business. I've grown to like this phone and if I need to buy a new one every 3 years, I will happily do so. The price remains very reasonable and because I was used to the phone, the set up only took me 5 minutes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2010 by Whitewater
Exactly as advertised.
Size: (Pack of 1)
This phone is great. I'm using it for my home office. The speakerphone's speaker and mic work fine. I haven't read how to do the conferencing feature, but it's not necessarily intuitive. The headset jack is awesome if I don't want to be on speaker. The lowest volume setting should be quieter than it is; in my headset the lowest setting is still a little louder than comfortable for me when I'm in a quiet room so I end up having to push the earpiece away from my ear to lessen the sound. I have a glass surface desk, and the phone does not slip around on the desk at all, even when dialing buttons--this is excellent. I wish there were expandable cordless headset stations we could add on to this system, but this phone is an overall great choice for simple business needs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2012 by Alex - Discerning Consumer
Great phone, it is a solid work horse
Size: (Pack of 1)
I have a small business and purchased two of these phones, we have had them in the office for three months now. The speaker phone function works great, it is clear on both ends and the volume is perfect. I do like the fact that it has separate "answering machines" for line one and two. If I had to find a thing to complain about the LED screen could be bigger. But if your looking for a solid phone that is going to be used a lot do not pass this one up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2019 by Eric L.
Worked for 7 months then answering machine died
Size: (Pack of 1)
I have only had this phone a couple of days but so far I really like it. I'm on the phone all day long so this phone probably got more use in the last 24 hours than most phones get in a week. Not sure what the one reviewer was saying about no personal answering machine message. I have 2 different personalized greetings on both my lines. I believe you can also program an after hours message on each line. I will agree that the manual is very long but then, there is a lot you can do with this phone. Sound quality is excellent using a headset or speaker. I don't use the handset often but this one sounded good the short time I used it. Dial buttons seem overly large but I guess that can only help as I get older. My previous phone would not allow you to pick up the handset if the headset was plugged in. This phone allows that. Overall quality of the phone seems good. The phone is fairly heavy for a desk phone these days. You have two choices for the angle the phone sits at on your desk. Some may find both positions a bit too upright but I like the angle in the low position. 11/4/2012 Update: Phone worked great for 7 months. We recently lost power due to hurricane Sandy. Power was out for 4 days. When power returned, the answering machine portion of the phone no longer works. I tried unplugging it and removing the batteries and I let it sit over night. The next day I powered it up, put in new batteries and the answering machine still refuses to work. When you enter any of the "answering sys" settings, you get a "Not available at this time" message. I guess I'll be returning it to AT&T for repair. Everything else on the phone still works. I will say that after using it for 7 months, the large buttons are annoying. They have very little tactile feel and you often have to hit the number 2 times. Think I may go with a Bluetooth capable phone now. Being tied to the wired headset is annoying and the Bluetooth Plantronic units I have tried are annoying with the hand set lifter. Voice quality was never very good and people would say I was cutting out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2012 by Mike S.
This is a great phone
Size: (Pack of 1)
Super easy to set up; the book walks you right through every step. If you lose the book, then hit menu and it will take you to everything you need. Any moderately tech savvy person (like we all are these days) can figure it out with ease. I was able to set up auto dial #s, voicemail, ring tone and volume all very easy. The only complaint is the voicemail outgoing message is not clear as I would like. You can understand it easily enough, but it sounds like you may be having a bag over your head. I am returning it because I needed it for a job I was sure I would get but didn't. The features on this phone are therefore unnecessary and my life took a different direction so will be unnecessary in the future as well. If not, I would keep it and be pleased with my purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023 by Placeholder
Defective in less that 6 months, service contact impossible, do not buy
Size: (Pack of 1)
Purchased in August of 25, and it's already defective, no longer holds memory settings even with replacement batteries, continually shows no AC power when it has it, and incoming calls won't go to the proper line, they come in on both, making answering calls difficult. Worse problem is reaching anyone at ATT for service, first it's difficult to reach anyone regarding equipment as their systems try and connect you to other departments eventually you are sent to an overseas call center with substandard call equipment and noise so loud you can't hear the person on the phone. A strong don't buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026 by TSC
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