Bringing together 2.4 GHz digital technology, caller ID with call waiting, battery backup, memory dialing, and more, the Toshiba SG1000BK offers cordless performance at an economical price.
The handset features a three-line backlit LCD for caller ID services and other operations. To use the LCD, we pressed the function button to access the menu. We used the arrow keys to scroll through the options and then pressed Select to choose a function. When a call comes in, the handset will display caller information including name, number, time of call, and total number of calls received. A displayed number can either be dialed or stored in the speed-dial memory. We found the keypad intuitive and the LCD easy to read. (A quick guide is also included with the handset for convenient reference to all basic phone operations.) A separate caller ID button allows you to see the total number of calls you have stored in caller ID log at any time. You can save up to 50 names and numbers.
You can store up to 10 numbers in speed-dial memory. To call a saved number, press the memory button and scroll through the LCD menu to find the number. Or, for two-touch dialing, just press memory button and the assigned speed-dial number.
The Toshiba SG1000 has an impressive static-free range. In our tests, we were able to take the phone 500 feet from the base before detecting any interference. We were able to hold a conversation for up to 1,000 feet from the base. We did notice a slight background humming even at close range, but it wasn't enough to be distracting. We were also able to take the phone behind walls and near other electronic equipment with minimal interference.
Other features include a handset locator button, redial, and adjustable volume and ringer controls. This phone is compatible with hearing aids. There is also a spare-battery compartment, which also functions as a backup during a power failure, in the base unit. --Emily Bakko
Pros:
- Backlit three-line LCD
- Sturdy, upright design
- Intuitive keypad functions
- Slight background humming and echo sound
Product Description:
Experience the superior sound quality of 2.4 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum technology complemented by the convenience of advanced Caller ID - right on the handset. The sophisticated cordless SG1000BK from Toshiba puts world of features right in your hand.
Toshiba SG1000BK 2.4 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone
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Toshiba SG1000BK 2.4 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone
Manufacturer: Toshiba ProductGroup: CE Binding: Electronics Accessories:
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ASIN: B00004TZHM |
Product Description
Experience the superior sound quality of 2.4 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum technology complemented by the convenience of advanced Caller ID - right on the handset. The sophisticated cordless SG1000BK from Toshiba puts world of features right in your hand.Amazon.com Review
Bringing together 2.4 GHz digital technology, caller ID with call waiting, battery backup, memory dialing, and more, the Toshiba SG1000BK offers cordless performance at an economical price.The handset features a three-line backlit LCD for caller ID services and other operations. To use the LCD, we pressed the function button to access the menu. We used the arrow keys to scroll through the options and then pressed Select to choose a function. When a call comes in, the handset will display caller information including name, number, time of call, and total number of calls received. A displayed number can either be dialed or stored in the speed-dial memory. We found the keypad intuitive and the LCD easy to read. (A quick guide is also included with the handset for convenient reference to all basic phone operations.) A separate caller ID button allows you to see the total number of calls you have stored in caller ID log at any time. You can save up to 50 names and numbers.
You can store up to 10 numbers in speed-dial memory. To call a saved number, press the memory button and scroll through the LCD menu to find the number. Or, for two-touch dialing, just press memory button and the assigned speed-dial number.
The Toshiba SG1000 has an impressive static-free range. In our tests, we were able to take the phone 500 feet from the base before detecting any interference. We were able to hold a conversation for up to 1,000 feet from the base. We did notice a slight background humming even at close range, but it wasn't enough to be distracting. We were also able to take the phone behind walls and near other electronic equipment with minimal interference.
Other features include a handset locator button, redial, and adjustable volume and ringer controls. This phone is compatible with hearing aids. There is also a spare-battery compartment, which also functions as a backup during a power failure, in the base unit. --Emily Bakko
Pros:
- Backlit three-line LCD
- Sturdy, upright design
- Intuitive keypad functions
- Slight background humming and echo sound
Amazon.com Product Description
The Toshiba SG1000 cordless phone acquires optimum performance with 2.4 GHz digital transmission and noise reduction. To ensure privacy, Toshiba includes digital call-protect privacy scrambling and selects from 65,536 security codes to prevent nearby cordless phones from picking up your conversations. It features caller ID with call waiting and a 50-name-and-number caller ID log. You can answer any call just by touching a button on the handset. This feature is useful when you are trying to answer the phone in a dark room.The SG1000 automatically selects the clearest of 20 channels to avoid the temporary interference that often occurs in densely populated areas. It features a dual battery charging and power-failure back-up system. Under normal use the handset battery lasts for up to seven days. The helical antenna is strong and small, so it won't break or get in the way when talking on the handset.
Customer Reviews:
Great phone, still going strong..........2002-01-18
Piece of Junk.......2001-10-11
Excellent phone.......2000-12-30
Worst phone I've ever used.......2000-12-27
Great phone for the price.......2000-10-05
There is some minor popping noises as you get farther from the base station, but I have found this to be the case with all 2.4 GHz phones.
Finally, the caller ID is slightly delayed in showing up, compared to a desk based phone, but not horrible.
Definitely worth the money.
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