What is the maximum range of distance between the base unit and the cordless handset unit?
1315753
My base is in the back room and we use the cordless phones throughout the house and do not hear any difference in sound and best of all there is no static. I have not walked outside with it but on average I am about 30-40 ft. away. The battery lasts a long time too.
1315754
Depends on how many walls the signal has to go through and a bunch of other variables. My base station is about 100 ft away from my garage. If I stand just inside my garage no signal. Stand just outside the garage I get a signal.
1315755
I am not sure but I can stand outside in my driveway and talk. That's about 50' and three walls between...
1315756
we have not taken it more then 30 feet. we are happy with the phone. i wish it had a jack for head phones. it does what we want.
39733
Around 3 1/2 foot from the center baseWhere connected. The input device can be as far as you want by extension.
477612
It depends on where you are using the phones. If you need the reception to penetrate many objects like walls, the range is about 150 feet. If you have less obstacles it will go much further at around 300 feet. The walkie talkie feature on this phone has even better range than when on a phone call. This is a great product and I am very happy with it.
1504198
I believe the Range Extender is designed to work with the native phone frequency. The Cell phone has to remain within 10 to 15 feet of the base unit or the voice transmission will be very intermittent
1859487
I do not know personally - have not done a range test. Samsung's specs claim 150 meters (about 300 feet). Actual distance capability would of course vary, depending upon other factors such as interference, obstacles in the propagation path, etc. sorry i don't have a better answer.
1484241
You answer the phone by pushing down on the front of the Bluetooth device. The range is approx.; 30 feet in my case.
1957760
The phone line cord and the power cord are about 5 feet lone. Those worked for me. The handset cord is about 1 foot coiled, maybe 3 feet stretched, so I replaced it with another, longer cord.
2160030
The numbers on the buttons are about a quarter of an inch high. MIL has a phone we bought at the local phone company office that has larger numbers on the buttons and the caller ID display, I don't think we measured, it also has a hearing aid compatible amplifier that can be used for hard of hearing people. They are usually called big button phones, I think. I have never seen a cordless one.
737005
I cannot answer for sure the maximum range. I use it very successfully with a spread of 45' and the trigger is mounted outside our front door, so that's through a very well insulated front door and surrounding wall structure. It's been in service for well over a year now and still on the original batteries. The transmitter switch trigger one unit in the master bedroom and another in the main hallway so my wife, who is very hearing impaired, can know when there is someone at the door regardless of where she is in the house.
1796899
Phone has to be charged after you install the batteries. Problem with the unit. I could not get the unit to work right if I was more than 10' from the base station. If you are using additional handset's I would advise buying something else. I had to return everything. I would get three beeps constantly telling me I was to far from the base. I was never more than 50' away, and in some cases less than 20'. I would look for something else.
644839
@0 to 30 feet is about the range of Bluetooth devices. I place my phone on my kitchen table many times while at home which is within 20 feet of my routine area. Another good feature is when you get out of range this device will beep and report your phone is not connected. This usually means I set my phone down and walked away from it. Never lost a phone with these devices.
1806213
In testing the unit in the field with a 15" laptop and Samsung Galaxy S4 cell phone, we have received a usable signal (stronger than -80dBi) line-of-site range of about 800 foot radius. We have deployed units indoors, usable signal through four drywall walls was about 200 foot radius.
1550242
The cell phone (connecting via blue tooth) needs to be fairly close to the base--10 feet or less. I have had the hand set out in the yard about 30 - 40 feet from the base and it worked ok--but that is only 1 wall (the house) - I am not sure how a second wall (the shop) would affect reception. Not really a definitive answer but about the best I can do.
1484243
You can answer the phone from either the phone's answer call button or by a quick press on the bluetooth head set. The front presses/depresses on the front side near the top. When my hands are busy, I sometimes answer the phone by pressing the bluetooth against my shoulder. The range is about 30 feet. I can confirm that because I have done it and you still get a good reception as long as you are clear of obstuctions. You get a little static if you have a wall between you and the phone, but it still works pretty well. I strongly recommend this bluetooth.
2226369
I have tested the range, and it works very well at long-distance. I can't ever see it not work, because by that time I'm too far away to see the screen. I'd say the range max is probably 35 feet.
1137507
I'm not sure on a max distance but mine is setup approximately 25-30 ft away from the base through two walls
639415
I believe the range is 500 feet. I can walk out to the mailbox (country road) and to a back shed on our property of 2-1/2 acres. My phone or any other device is no problem.