Will this work with a vtech cordless phone?
220650
This model is a stand alone unit that has a phone jack that plugs right into a phone jack in your house. It wil work with any phone that it shares the line with. There is additional functionality that you will get if you pair this headset with a cordless phone, e.g. ability to see caller id of an incoming call while you are talking on the headset. You will have to check with AT&T; regarding that.
220651
This model is a stand alone unit that has a phone jack that plugs right into a phone jack in your house. It wil work with any phone that it shares the line with. There is additional functionality that you will get if you pair this headset with a cordless phone, e.g. ability to see caller id of an incoming call while you are talking on the headset. You will have to check with AT&T regarding that.
220652
I have never tried. You know that this product was manufactured by VTEC for AT&T.; But it is quit possible that they use proprietary ID at connection time and don't connect to the AT&T; unit.
220653
I love this headset, have had it 3 to 3 years now. I plug mine directly into a wall phone jack. I have cordless as well as non cordless phones on this same phone line.
220654
Yes, because this device is not dependent on another phone. It is actually a phone by itself except it cannot dial out. So if you make or receive a call on your Vtech, you can switch this headset on, then disconnect the Vtech. Think of it as an extension phone.
220655
It should, I have it attached to a Panasonic and it works great. It will attach to the base of the phone.
815239
The Vtech DS6321-3 DECT 6.0 Cordless phone DOES NOT deliver what it say it do . The cellphone calls always drops . I would not recommend this phone if it has to be used together with your cellphone. As a house phone it works perfect .
1773391
It will work with a normal corded phone. The wireless receive connects between the phone base and handset.
1915682
I do not currently own a Vtech phone -- ours is an AT&T model so I can not give you personal experience. However, I believe that battery looks the same. Good luck to you.
320364
It should though I haven't used it on such. I've used similar ones on landline phones. Basically if it has a jack for it, it'll work.This is assuming you are trying to plug it into the hand set and not the wall. It won't plug into the wall.
1422091
It is corded and as long as your phone has the open plug, this is not a Bluetooth so yes it will work...
1340403
It might. Check the model # on the battery in your Vtech. Then you can probably do a search and see if this battery model is an acceptable replacement. Or see if your phones model# is listed under this products info.
2205546
If your phone has the ability to pair with a Bluetooth headset, then this one will work. I did successfully pair it with an old iPhone 3G and my new Nexus 4. I can see it being uncomfortable though for long periods of talking.Now I'm not sure on cordless phones for landlilnes (if they have Bluetooth or not).
1290384
I believe that it will NOT work with that setup. This device plugs into where the corded handset would normally plug into the base. It is not designed to work between the base and the wall. So I do not believe that this will work with a cordless phone. I could be mistaken about that. However, I am reasonably certain that it will only work with a corded phone that allows for unplugging the handset from the base. (Which also means that it won't work with some cheap corded models either.)
241006
I wish I could tell you but I do not know what AT&T phones it might or might not work in. I only know the it seams to work OK in my Vtech phone for now. The big question is for how long. Sorry!
854269
I don't know. The good news is that both phone systems are DECT 6.0 systems. The manual for the system covers the following models: SN1157, SN1196, SN1197, SN6146, SN6147, SN6197 SN6197, and the two line versions of those models that have that optional feature. I just don't know if vtech uses different systems across the DECT line when it comes to pairing up additional handsets. Manufacturing efficiency would argue in favor of compatibility but then, for marketing purposes the company may not want every handset to work with every base set. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
128904
It's not a cordless base, so it won't support any cordless phones. It's a small office phone system. You need to get the KX-TG4500B to get the cordless capability.
1372699
yes. I use it cordless unless it runs out of battery, when I plug it in, and it works while charging.
485309
Yes. According to the VTech web site: If your DS6671-3 cordless headset gets broken, you can replace it with the compatible accessory headset IS6100. http://www.vtechphones.com/products/product_detail/1588 This replacement headset has to be registered to your telephone base. You may refer to the User's Manual under Appendix section for instructions on how to add and register a headset.
132402
I don't think that it's fit for a cordless phone. I just put my cell phone, a small size wallet, marker and a flashlight in it,and it doesn't have other space. I recommend that you should use a bigger working pouch and collocate with this small one. That might be a good idea.
1093244
I'm almost certain this unit will not work. From past experience this unit only works with certain Vtech models only. It is best to buy the complete set that comes with phones and headset that match.
1486
My phone is vtech too, so probably. However, i just bought this battery for mine just a couple weeks ago, and it worked fine at first, but is now no good and won't hold a charge. You get what you pay for! I recommend get the name brand replacement battery- this one is cheap and won't last long