This is only an additional extension handset. You will require the main unit.

The most advanced home phone technology now has Skype!

GE, the first major brand to deliver Interference Free digital technology with DECT 6.0, introduces the GE Cordless Skype Dual Mode Additional Handset - 28301EE1 to its DECT 6.0 product line, giving consumers the most clear, simple and effective way to place standard landline calls AND free Internet calls.

 

The GE 28301EE1 Handset features an integrated speakerphone, built right into the handset, as well as a color LCD screen where you can view Caller ID, your contact list and call history. The Thompson GE 28301EE1 Handset can store up to 100 names in the address book, has 120 hours of standby battery life and 10 hours of talk time.

 

Other handy features include conferencing capabilities with up to 4 simultaneous users, intercom functionality and voice encryption just in case you are holding a call the NSA shouldn’t know about.

 

GE Phones are trusted by more consumers than any brand. Because of GE's brand strength and trust, consumers will be secure in purchasing a phone offering VoIP.

 

What is DECT 6.0? With the advent of wireless consumer electronics operating throughout most modern households at 900 mHz, 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bandwidths, interference issues were inevitable for standard cordless telephones. From microwave ovens and baby monitors to WiFi systems and cellular telephony such as Bluetooth™ enabled products, all of these technologies contribute to make regular cordless phones less effective performers around the house and office. DECT 6.0 technology, however, operates in a dedicated 1.9 GHz bandwidth which permits delivery of calls without the static, pops, hiss and buzz which can severely hinder the performance of most other cordless home and small office telephones.

 

 **This is an additional handset only. You must have a GE Cordless Skype Phone Base Unit - Product Codes: 5-0146 or 5-0147 - in order for this Additional Hnadset to function. It will not function by itself.