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New ATT EP5962 2-line phone with wireless handset.
Add up to 7 more handsets.
Phones can work during a power failure.
Two voice mailboxes. Intercom and paging.

A great replacement for the discontinued Panasonic KX-TG2000.

People tend to think higher numbers mean better performance.

While a 12-cylinder engine will probably make a car go faster than a four-cylinder engine, and a four-legged horse will usually outrun a two-legged human, higher frequency radio transmissions generally gave shorter range than lower frequencies.

This means that 900MHz cordlesses usually go farther than 2.4GHz cordlesses, and 2.4GHz cordlesses go farther than 5.8GHz cordlesses.

Most phone makers have been pushing 5.8 lately, particularly because they are unlikely to interfere with 2.4GHz wireless networks, or pick up noise from microwave ovens. While it's nice to be interference free, we've generally been quite disappointed in the performance of 5.8GHz phones.

The first generation 5.8 Giggers from some highly respected makers could barely work 50 feet from their bases. Even now, in the third generation, many models will barely go 100 feet.

That's why we were so pleasantly surprised by this new model. We had no trouble with conversations going up or down stairs, or passing through the walls of five rooms on one floor. Outdoors, in "a typical suburban environment, " we were able to maintain good voice quality at over 300 feet -- more than the length of a football field.

While this is not a long-range phone like our EnGenius DuraFon, its range is significantly better than any other 5.8GHz cordless we've tried, and the voice quality, features and price make it an excellent choice for most homes and many small businesses.

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• 5.8 GHz Digital Spread Spectrum Frequency Hopping transmission for extremely high security against eavesdropping. Expandable system (connect up to eight cordless handsets, use up to four at one time.) Only the base phone needs a phone jack. Two-line operation (but will work on one line). Hands-free speakerphones in base phone and cordless handsets. You can record up to four minutes of a phone conversation. Call-on-hold reminder ringback. Very helpful displays will assist you with conference calls, paging and other operations. Phones can be identified with numbers or names, for intercom calls and transferring.
• Conference calls with up to seven people. 50 Name/number speed-dialing. Battery backup for power failure operation. Call transfer with or without announcement. If a transferred call is not answered within 30 seconds, it will ring back to the originating phone. Data Port (on line #2).Handset volume control. 2.5mm headset jacks in base and handset. Intercom from phone to phone. Last five number redial. Lighted displays in handsets and base with large easy-to-read text. Adjustable contrast. Lighted keypads. Microphone mute. On-hook dialing. Ring page to one or all phones (not voice announcement). Selectable ring tones. Low battery warning tone.
• Base phone has battery charging compartment to charge a spare battery for handsets, and also to provide power-failure operation for the base phone. Wireless-network friendly. Caller ID/Call Waiting (with phone company services). Pre-dial display. Base phone can NOT be wall-mounted. Handset cradle/chargers CAN be wall-mounted. Cordless handsets are supplied with belt clips. Cordless handsets can stand up by themselves. NO music-on-hold input, but adapter is available.
• Answering features: Digital answering system with two voice mailboxes (one for each phone line). 25 Minutes recording time (up to 99 messages, up to four minutes each). Messages can be retrieved from base, cordless handsets, or external phones. Call Screening/Intercept. Time/Day stamp. Optional audible message-waiting alert. Memo recording. Changeable four-digit security code.