AT&TAT&T BL102-2 DECT 6.0 2-Handset Cordless Phone for Home with Answering Machine, Call Blocking, Caller ID Announcer, Audio Assist, Intercom, and Unsurpassed Range, Silver/Black

These are very nice phones for the price--they have a small antenna and have a longer signal range along with being louder and the numbers are easier to read--the answering is compact and easy to use--leaves loud and clear messages

Heavenly peace and quiet. Our house had traditional house phone and lately getting more and more robocalls. The last day before ordering this we had about 30 calls that day. Yes, we are on the do not call list! I researched and found this item for a fair price. As soon as we received it the next day I started installing it. It comes with good installation paperwork and good paperwork that tells you how to set up the program. I love this phone. I felt like I was on vacation it has been so quiet!

I got this for a good price on Prime Day, and I guess it’s fine for what I paid. The sound is tinny, but that could be my VOIP. The wall mount for the base is ugly, as other reviews point out. I do like that I can send all calls directly to the answering machine, as 99% of my landline calls are junk. I also appreciate the ability to mute the ringers on all the handsets - though this does have to be done individually on each handset.

Phone work great, love the talking caller ID, helps if your busy you can hear who is calling so if you can't get to the phone they can leave a message 😉. With extra phones can always have one by your seat , when battery gets weak then rotate to a different one. Has several features, very good phones.

Very functional. Cordless can go anywhere. Easy reading. Good sound and cost was reasonable

Be aware! Design flaw!!! I want to love this phone, I love the clear voice quality, the answering machine, the big fond and the speaker volume. BUT THERE IS ONE DESIGN FLAW that makes this phone completely useless --- IT DOES NOT STAND ON ITS OWN. This means every time you take it with you, you have to hold it. If you are on a long customer service call, and you want to work in the kitchen or the laundry room, you cannot put it down. It doesn't stand. The bottom of this phone is tilted, not flat. So you have to hold it all the time. I replaced my old Panasonic phone whose battery was dying over the course of 15 years. But at least Panasonic stands on itself. Over the past 15 years, most of the time when I use the phone I was NOT holding it. I let it stand on its own and keep the speaker on, so I can do other things with my hands while talking on the phone. This AT&T phone is not going to work for me. Hard to believe they would design something like that. The photoes show the AT&T phone on the left that does not stand on its own. Panasonic is on the right, which can stand by itself.

I bought this due to what seemed like pretty awesome and aggressive call Blocker features and the large screen. I've always bought panasonic but this phone was far more "advanced". I just set it up and I really dislike how complicated this is. All phones I've had, for decades, had intuitive set up and I chalked my difficulty up to maybe just not being used to.this brand. I spent 45 minutes scrolling , hitting buttons, not finding a simple "erase" or "space" anywhere to enter numbers then having the phone save stuff I have to go retype and erase. I didn't use the manual, having zero problem, ever, setting up a phone, and if you lose the manual good luck setting this up or trying to do "a" thing. I liked the smart call block which instructs callers that you're screening calls and to say their name then press pound to be rung thru. The manual clearly states that this can block calls you want to have and so don't use it. Which isn't helpful. Doctors and others call from private cell phones now and many work from home and aren't using caller-ID branded company phones so its also impractical to block everyone but who is in your phone directory (another option). If you want to do this, you cant import or choose the numbers you've added to your directory- you have to retype all the names and numbers, one by one, again, to your " allow list" . Many i have in my directory still say "unavailable" above the number which isn't helpful if you have the caller ID speak who is calling so you can go pick it up or let it go to voice mail. A few options you can set up, like allowing everyone in your Directory through didn't work. I also looked for extra batteries, just in case, and in putting the phone name, I find none listed. I guess you have to look at the 300 batteries being sold to find the compatible ones but ATT ought to make this easier. While the screen is large, my smaller one had thicker text and I find this readout spidery and not too easy to read. Perhaps I'll get used to it but I find this overly complicated, the spoken set up instructions pretty much tell you to read the manual, and alas, it has shrill, annoying ringer tones. The voice announcer is really weird, pronouncing things slowly and with strange inflection.. Wouldn't buy again and would return if I didn't need a phone this second. Way too complicated, even.for the easy stuff.UPDATE: I have tried my best to adjust to this phone and persevere. after months and re-re-reading everything and multiple resets and endless tweaking this phone is a nightmare. if I leave it on " block everyone but people in my directory" then its fine. but not practical. i had it on "block unknown calls" which then started giving me spam numbers calling but without any ID to it. my best friend continually rings thru as "unknown caller" tho she's in my allow list and directory, yet the talking ID will announce her name. many, many times I'll answer the phone and it goes to one, constant ring, like an alarm going off. it won't answer and I can't turn this off! I have to yank the batteries out. the person calling gets dead air. many times someone will call and hear me but I can't hear them. I even called ATT who muddled thru the same instruction tome as I have. people in directory show up as "unknown caller" in spite of being allowed. Jerks calling can't be blocked because if you block number you have to enter a name, too, and you cant put in "unavailable " or "out of area" . block doesn't go by name but you cant just block a number, period. many times phone will ring (when using the screener) and I'll pick.it up to be asked by the phone screen to "press any number and then pound" which is what the CALLER is supposed to get, not me. if I do this im told by phone voice this is an invalid phone number so my call can't be completed. huh??? the actual caller will tell me the phone rang forever then went dead silent. my caller ID will show my number called me and as "unknown" I give up.

I got these (quite a while ago) but just now hooked them up. I just kept putting it off since I thought it would be a process/learning curve to get them from point A (in the box) to point B (ready to use). I was wrong. Took more time to get the twist ties and plastic off each handset than it did to have them working. And, they look nicer than the picture. Recommend.