AT&T TL86109 DECT 6.0 2-Line Expandable Corded/Cordless Phone with Bluetooth Connect to Cell, Answering System and Base Speakerphone, 1 Corded Handset and 1 Cordless Handset, Silver/Black
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Features
- DECT 6.0 Digital Technology
- Intercom Between Handset and Base
- Call Transer Using Intercom
- Simultaneously connect up to 2 BLUETOOTH cell phones and manage calls from either device. Or connect one cell phone and one BLUETOOTH headset for use with landline calls
- Up to 14 Minutes of Digital Recording Time
Description
Stop missing cellular phone calls at home with the AT&T TL86109 DECT 6.0 2-Line Connect to Cell Corded/Cordless Bluetooth Phone System with Digital Answering System and Caller ID. This system has a corded base system with corded phone, a single cordless handset and the ability to pair to your cell phone! This lets you make and receive calls from your cellular plan while enjoying the comforts of a home phone system. By connecting to your mobile phone via Bluetooth technology, this feature allows you to manage calls using either your cell or home phone and offers expansion flexibility. There are even distinctive ringer tones for home and cellular lines. From the Manufacturer Dect 6.0 two-line telephone system with one cordless handset is Bluetooth capable so you can make and receive your cell phone calls on all handsets. Download up to 6,000 cell phonebook entries to cordless handset for use with your cell phone calls or your landline calls. Pair with up to four Bluetooth cell phones with the base with corded handset and simultaneously connect up to two Bluetooth cell phones to manage calls. Dect 6.0 technology delivers up to 45 percent more range over 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz phone systems without needing a boost in power. Telephone system also offers Caller ID/Call Waiting with a 50 name/number history, 14-minute digital answering machine, dial-in-base speakerphone, handset speakerphone, equalizer for customized audio, call transfer using the intercom, call screening/intercept, message retrieval from handsets, and remote access. Expand up to 12 handsets on a single phone jack. Setup menu is in English, Spanish and French. Energy Star qualified.
Brand: AT&T
Color: Silver, Black
Telephone Type: Cordless
Number of Batteries: 1 AAA batteries required. (included)
Material: Plastic
Power Source: Corded Electric
Dialer Type: Dual Keypad
Item dimensions L x W x H: 8 x 5 x 10 inches
Answering System Type: Digital
Item Weight: 3.6 pounds
Number of Batteries: 1 AAA batteries required. (included)
Power Source: Corded Electric
Dialer Type: Dual Keypad
Answering System Type: Digital
Compatible Devices: Bluetooth-enabled cell phones, AT&T cordless handsets
Conference Call Capability: basic
Multiline Operation: Multi-Line Operation
Phone Talk Time: 14 minutes
Recording Capacity: 14 minutes
Color: Silver, Black
Enclosure Material: Plastic
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 7 years
Item Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 10 inches
Item Weight: 3.6 pounds
Brand: AT&T
Telephone Type: Cordless
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: AT&T
UPC: 804066783361 803983020665 777786329006 650530018732 806296591327 190283044263
Unit Count: 1 Count
External Testing Certification: ENERGY STAR Qualified
Built-In Media: Att Tl86109 Dect 6.0 2-line Connect-to-cell Corded/cordless Bluetooth Phone System (corded Base System & Single Handset )
Item Type Name: Cordless Phone
Model Number: 86109
Mfr Part Number: TL86109
Warranty Description: 1-Year Limited Warranty
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Style: 1 Handset
The main reason I got this phone is the 2 line capability. The Bluetooth feature for the cell phone is a great extra I am using the most. No need to run and find the cell phone, it is virtually wherever the home phone is, including its address book when I need to make a call from the cell. The two line is a necessity when most people nowadays have already a voip line for various purposes. I haven't used the extra handset I bought separately, I am still discovering new features. I also like the data port (for the fax) which adds functionality. Cons for this phone? Only ten speed dial numbers, buttons on the main unit are somehow old style, but overall this is a great product and I am very happy with it. Review after 2 years. The system have performed properly. Very happy with 2 lines + 2 cell phones constantly connnected for convenience of answering in one place only. Transfering the calls between 2 lines is spectacular. You do connect 2 individual lines and this is huge opportunity when you have one voip or skype line. I have yet to see a product that can compete esthetically or in functionallity Review after 3 years. This phone system is a superbe CHAMP. I came back to see the reviews if by chance anyone could have provided useful information on the reviews. I agree with one of the reviewers which defined this phone AMAZING I have added 2 extra cordless as my needed in a bigger space. I also noticed Iphone 5S paired perfetly and performed perfectly. I should remind you folks that Iphone 5S would not pair with devices of over 3 years ago, but it did perfectly with this phone. I have yet to see a product that can compete esthetically or in functionallity, but I am so proud of my choice for this system. The only downside I discover in the last two months is the range.I did not have the perfect quality while the base was in the basement and I was trying to use the cordless in the second floor. So I had to bring the base in my main floor. I will soon buy another
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2011 by HELIO
Style: 1 Handset
I'm not much for writing product reviews but I've been using it for about a month now and, in the case of this phone, I felt sort of obligated. I've been a work-at-home private consultant for many years and I've been through several phone system solutions. Just as some background, I've used all manner of corded and cordless headsets (Plantronics, Sennheiser, Blue Parrot, etc.) and all manner of corded and cordless one and two line telephones (RCA, AT&T, Telematrix, etc.). I also used to work in IT as a telecom/network engineer. I've worked with and implemented technologies including but not limited to Avaya (non-IP), Nortel (back when they were called that/existed), Siemens ROLM (yes, I'm that old), and others. Having established all that, I must say I couldn't be more pleased with this phone. In most ways, it's what you'd expect from a cordless base station-with-expansion-sets type arrangement. I will say it's my first DECT 6.0 system and the range is much better than the unit it replaced. I haven't actually bumped into the limit yet so I can't say how much better but better all the same. I can go all the way out to the dumpster (70-feet maybe?) which puts two walls and a cinder block garage in the way, without a hitch. The tilting back-lit display is also very nice and easy to read--especially when considered against other phones in this class. I use the handsets with a 2.5mm corded headset and I haven't had any trouble. Sound quality is good and even on bad connections I haven't had any trouble hearing on being heard. I have been told by coworkers that I sound a bit tinnier than before but nothing worth dropping a star in my opinion. The speakerphone is pretty standard half-duplex. I virtually never use it so it's not a problem for me but, if you want a good speakerphone, you'll probably have to buy a dedicated or specialized unit anyway. Actually, the phone that this replaced was a Plantronics Polycom SoundPoint which, while it did have an amazing speakerphone, was in all other ways lackluster. The memory and caller ID functions are great. Everything seems to be centralized on the base station so all info for directory entries and caller ID is available from any handset or the base station. If you've never owned a phone system like this for which that was not the case, believe me when I say it's a significant upgrade to have it. Some of the interface elements, like how many button presses it takes to get to the caller ID, directory, or other features are bit cumbersome but nothing that I had any trouble adapting to after the first couple of days of use. Okay, finally, the big winner and the only real negative I've found. The big winner is the bluetooth integration. When I read about it before buying I though it sounded neat but basically useless to me. Having now implemented it, I'm absolutely head-over-heals for it. After connecting my cell phone to the base station via bluetooth, I essentially have three lines. Even the handsets have a third "cell" button and it works seamlessly with features like conference, hold, mute, etc. It's a little annoying that, when receiving a call from your cell, the caller ID only displays "Droid" (I have the original Motorola Droid. Yes I know I'm desperately in need of an upgrade) and the phone number. Even if the number is in the directory, it won't recognize it and display the proper details. Really though, it's a pretty casual complaint considering the extreme benefit of the feature. This also means that outgoing calls placed using the "cell" line use my cell minutes which can be nice for mobile-to-mobile minutes use and other contract features. Additionally, the manual indicates it is possible to download the contents of your cellphone's contact database into the base station via bluetooth. I haven't gone there yet but I could imagine that being helpful if I ever need it. It paired easily with my VXi BlueParrot headset too. Although I should note you can only use one bluetooth connected device at a time. So you could not, for example, use your connected bluetooth headset to place a call using your connected bluetooth cell phone through the AT&T phone. The only real complaint I have is a design feature of the handsets. The handsets are pretty sleek and compact. In general a good thing I suppose. However, none of the buttons are recessed at all. In fact, if anything the numbers and hold/speaker/redial buttons on the bottom half of the handset are raised slightly from the surface of the phone. I can't see this being a problem for everyone but I walk around pretty much all day with this thing on my hip (corded headset as I mentioned above) and it doesn't take much of a bump to trigger an errant button press including hold, mute, line, etc. Now certainly, I could just try to be less of a bull in a china shop but I doubt I'm likely to get much more dexterous or graceful in the near future so I'll just need to suffer the occasional annoyance of accidental number dial beeps or sudden unexpected hold. All in all I really can't say enough nice things about this phone. If you've been suffering under the yoke of a frustrating, unreliable, non-cordless two-line small or home office phone system, you could do much much worse than this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2012 by DJZ
Style: 1 Handset
I use this exclusively for bluetooth to my HTC One M7, and do not use the answering machine functions at all. It works fine and I would recommend it. 1. Pros: a. Nice large buttons. Corded handset is very ergonomic. The silver/black look is slick and professional. b. The indicator lights for speaker and cellular are very bright and clear and easy to work with. c. Very easy to set up. Speaker has good volume. d. When you press digits while listening to a called party's autoattendant, your button presses are interpreted as full .5 second tones. That means you can press digits at full speed (like if you are dialing in a credit card number) and have to worry less that the tone will not be fully understood. It does take some getting used to if you are fast with the dialpad...the phone will still be playing the tones when you done pressing digits. 2. Cons: a. Cell phone initiated calls are not easy to re-home to the base station, unless you time the operation carefully: TLDR summary: You *must* hit the "cellular" button on the base station while the button is lit blue, or the re-homing of the active call to the base station will fail. The call will remain active on the cell phone and you can retry the operation. Details: I find myself doing most of my phone directory lookup on my phone device since there is a keyboard for typing in directory names. Using the base station number pad is way too slow to look up even simple first name. That means that when I want to call someone, I would: a) look up and initiate a call on my cell phone b) confirm talkpath and good voice quality and c) hit the "audio source" button on my phone and select the AT&T (bluetooth-connected) phone and d) If I'm fast, I can see the "cellular" button light up blue (or sometimes orange(why?)) on my AT&T base station and hit the "cellular" button before it goes dark. Great, the call is now active on my base station and the speaker automatically enabled. However if I'm too slow (and I get wow like a single second to respond), the "cellular" button dims and when I hit it, the base station say "unable to complete call". It would have been nice to have about two seconds to hit the "cellular" button, and to not have to play my phone like a first-person-shooter game trying to time a sniper head shot on a laterally moving target. b. The handsets constantly display a bright blue circle when on the base station. Great! I get a night-light feature that I cannot turn off! And how much extra little bit of electricity is wasted on this light? Actually, Mr. Handset, I like to have a night stand phone in my bedroom that has no lights at all. This thing lights up like 10% of the room by itself. Workaround: three layers of duct tape. I attached a picture to show the regions necessary to suppress most of the light. I called the 1800 AT&T technical support number and confirmed: no, we cannot turn off the handset charging light. Note to AT&T: please add a feature to turn OFF this silly light. Thanks. c. Minor thing: The phone displays are too chatty about stuff I don't need to know about. - I have no POTS lines and the base station and handsets are constantly displaying "L1)NO LINE, L2) NO LINE, CL". Yes, Mr. Phone, I Know I Only Have Cell Service and It's Okay to Stop Informing Me. This is annoying as I will likely never have an RJ-11 phone line in my house again and do not need to be constantly reminded that this device is more oriented towards older telecom. It is very nice to have a system able to support the old telecom in case I need Old Reliable again but please, let the customer know about functions that are actually enabled, *only*. It is less noise that way...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2016 by scifi-dude
Style: 1 Handset
After a very long search for a 2-line phone, I decided to buy this one. Panasonic no longer makes good phones (sticky keys and key labels that disappear after some use), so this was one of the two choices left. PROS: - The phone has good sound quality. It seems to be well built and all keys can be pressed with minimum effort and they move freely up and down as expected. - The screen is very well lit. - My cellphone connects very easily and consistently with the phone and I can answer it from the main unit without any issues. Dialing from the handsets using the cell phone is also very nicely implemented and works like a charm. - There are multiple directory options that may be useful to some (you can download all your cell phone's directory to the base unit and handsets). CONS: - The multiple directories can be a pain. Even with no other directory loaded, to get to the name you want to dial takes the following keystrokes: DIR -> SELECT -> First letter of the name -> WAIT for 4 seconds for it to search -> scroll up/down on the catalog to find the name you need -> LINE button. It takes very long to get to the name you need. The pause is so that you can enter up to 3 letters, but that's for people with 1,000 names in the directory. - To get your messages remotely, you have to dial EACH LINE INDEPENDENTLY. I called AT&T and confirmed that there is no way to get all your messages with one call. Someone was sleeping during the design of this feature. To find out if I have any calls, I have to dial each number separately! That is plain silly. - When the headsets charge on the base, a nice blue LED ring around the center round button is lit to acknowledge that it is charging. This is a nice feature, but it does not work if you have a phone on your nightstand. The whole bedroom is lit in a blue hue all night long. Another AT&T mistake. I am planning on disconnecting the LED by opening the handset. Or plan on not having a phone in your bedroom. - The ring tones are from the 90s. They are just an annoying sound. In this day and age you would expect something much, much better than this. My 10 year old Panasonic would allow me to load my own ring tones. 6 MONTS LATER: MORE CONS (and only CONS): - This phone is impossible! 6 months into it, every time I call to get my messages, it gets stuck. It no longer answers calls until I reset it by pulling the plug. Try doing that when you are on vacation! - The speed dial is impossible. You can search for a name by pressing a number (letter). All other phones would jump to that letter in your phone directory. This one waits to see if you are going to press it again, hence selecting another letter, then jumps. Basically finding a name that way is excruciatingly slow. Forget it!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2013 by Greek Geek
Style: 1 Handset
We bought this as a replacement for the same model after our house was hit by a lightning strike that came in over the phone line [nothing survives that!]. The base unit is handy in our office with the speakerphone and the handset right there for us at our partners' desk. The satellite units are all over the house. Volume and clarity are very good [we are older and find this important] even with the speakerphone in the handsets. It is easy to set up. One caveat - the Bluetooth works great with the iPhone 4 but not so much with the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 works fine, but when you come into the house [within range] it does not automatically pick up this unit's Bluetooth [you have to set that manually on the iPhone 5]. My guess is that's a glitch with the iOs for the iPhone 5. When I first got this AT&T unit, the Bluetooth took two clicks on the satellite handset to answer, but that has changed [I talked to Apple about it when it was a problem and I think it got picked up in a bug fix for the iOs.] Other than this minor issue with having to make sure the iPhone is Bluetoothed to the AT&T when I come home, it works great. I recommend this system since it allows all our household lines [2 land and 2 cell, we work at home] to work over all the units, anywhere in the house.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2013 by Laocoon143
Style: 1 Handset
This product came on time but the packaging, although it's a new product, looks messy. The telephone box had no protection around it, as shown below. Now, if the BASE # keypad would light up, only messages would register, and the machine included a remote call transfer, I would give it 5 star. My non-bluetooth Panasonic machine of 27 years would actually, in transfer mode, call my cell phone wherever I was to let me know I had a message waiting. PROS -Great looks -Easy bluetooth and answering machine setup includes date & time, shown on the screen and by voice. -Base screen has big letters and is bright. -Remote access to retrieve messages (by setting a code first). -Handset number keypad lights up. -Numbers on base keypad are quite big (black keys with white numbers). -Once paired with your cell phone, you can make/answer calls on this phone, similar to how it's done in a car with a bluetooth system. You have to press the "cellular" key to do so, though. (You must let your cell phone search for nearby devices to pair both cell and landline phones. It's not automatic.) -The handset needs no connection to a wall phone jack as it connects through the base's bluetooth. CONS -The base # keypad does NOT light up. -Menu, cancel, DIR and CID keys are tiny and extremely hard, if not impossible to see in poor light. Place base in well-lit area. -This message system is not smart (like in my old Panasonic). If the machine is activated to pick up but no voice message is left, a "message" still registers and mailbox key blinks. BIG bummer because I get lots of calls from marketers that hang up when they hear the machine tone. If I retrieve messages remotely, it would be a waste of time, minutes and energy. -No key shows number of new messages unless you press the mailbox key. -No message forwarding. This AT&T answering machine only transfers calls from the base to the handset and in the allowed range, not remotely from landline to cell or other distant phone. -Blue ring light on handset stays on all the time. May be a little too bright in a bedroom. Overall, it's a good answering machine with a lot of features, but, for the price, it could certainly be improved by adding light to the dial pad and having the machine recognize between a hang-up call and a real voice message.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2017 by E. M. Soto
Style: 1 Handset
We got this phone yesterday in the mail as a replacement for a Uniden cordless system that has been having battery issues for some time now and replacements were not helping other than for short periods of time.. So, I started looking for a replacement.. After looking at various brands with a preference for Panasonics (which didn't seem to get particularly good remarks), I settled on this model and one other that had huge lit up buttons for easy night dialing. However, the 2nd model (don't have the # on me) did not have the corded phone feature like this one does -- so this model won out. This is our first DECT style system and I'm pleased with the functionality so far. This morning I was able to pair the phone with our two iPhones (first version) and downloaded the entire phone book into the AT&T phone without issue -- all 163 entries! Very nice! It apparently even supports multiple phone books related to each paired device. Slick! Once that was setup, I was able to use the cordless phone to make a call via bluetooth to one of the iPhones and have it place the call.. VERY interesting feature to use! My only peeve with this phone (and mentioned by others here) is that the main display on both the handsets and phone itself do NOT display the date/time at all.. Both like to show the state of the phone lines and whether the answering system is enabled or not. In our case we're only using 1 phone line so I really don't need to know about what state the lines are in.. Not interesting!! I did send a note to AT&T about this and whether there's some back door way to enable time/date display as well as whether this phone supports any sort of firmware updates to make minor tweaks in the future,etc.. I'll have to wait a few days for a reply.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2010 by R. Flower
Style: 1 Handset
I have now had the AT&T TL86109 and 3 TL86009 Handsets.....for 3+ Years now. And this phone has operated perfectly since Day 1 (Note: This phone replaced an old AT&T (2602?) system). Granted not a lot of households need an old Copper line but this system allows you to have the best of all worlds......I have 1 VOIP Line (OOMA), 1 Copper Line (For emergencies & error-free Faxing), and 2 Verizon Wireless phones. It pairs easily with 2 devices and has a dedicated 'cellular' button as well as individual buttons & answering machines for the 2 main lines. I live in a 1 BR Condo in the heart of a large city....so I cannot verify its range but the sound quality is excellent for the base & handsets (as well as their respective speakerphones). Battery life of the handsets is good and There is no interference from my neighbors cordless phones or WiFi networks. Yes...there is a blue ring that lights up when the handset is in the chargers....but I have not been bothered by it at night. Not to mention it does make it easier to find in the middle of the night if the phone rings. All in all....a great phone system for those who need to take advantage of its unique capabilities. The best of a dying breed as most are abandoning dedicated home lines or don't need Copper lines.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2013 by goosedude