Motorola Landline Telephone
Many of us, especially the younger generation, think that landlines are a thing of the past. But our retired family members still use them, and in some jobs they are almost indispensable. For example, people who work in a home office or hotel reception. But landlines also have a confidence-building function. After all, a business that doesn't have one might as well not have a branch office, many people think. For that reason, and also because the branded versions are terribly reliable and robust the majority of businesses all have analogue phone connections. Read more...
• 10 two-touch memory keys for easy dialling
• Redial to easily dial the last number called
• Tone dialling
• Mute your caller so you can have a private conversation with someone nearby
• LED indicator shows when mute is activated
• Ringer volume switch
• Recall for network functions
• Wall mountable for space efficiency
• 10 two-touch memory keys for easy dialling
• Redial to easily dial the last number called
• Tone dialling
• Mute your caller so you can have a private conversation with someone nearby
• LED indicator shows when mute is activated
• Ringer volume switch
• Recall for network functions
• Wall mountable for space efficiency
• 3 direct dial memory keys
• 10 two-touch memory keys
• Ringer volume switch
• Microphone mute
• LED indicator to show new missed call
• Last number redial
• Recall
• Tone dialling
• Wall mountable
• Large black and white 7 segment display
• 10 two-touch memory keys
• Hands-free speakerphone
• Hold function with music
• Caller ID* with 30 number calls list
• 24 ringer melodies
• Last number redial
• Tone and pulse dialling
• Network voicemail indicator
• Wired desk phone and cordless handset in one package
• Make and receive calls from the corded base or cordless handset
• Emergency mode to make calls from the corded base without AC power
• Call transfer between the corded and cordless handsets
• Bright blue backlit display on the corded base and cordless handset
• Cordless handset for locating anywhere within range
• 50 name and number phonebook
• Hands-free speakerphone
• Grey/black colour
• GSM quad band (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900MHz)
• Send and receive SMS
• Bright backlit display
• Facility to block up to 20 phone numbers
• Speakerphone for hands-free conversations
• 8 speed dial memory keys for easy dialling
• Choose from 20 different ringer melodies
• Date, time and alarm facility
• Unlocked to 2G, 3G WCDMA, 4G TDD-LTE and 4G FDD-LTE GSM networks
• Wi-Fi hotspot (802.11 b/g/n - 2.4GHz)
• Send and receive SMS
• Battery back up (long rechargeable battery life)
• Store up to 2000 name and numbers
• 2.2” black and white backlit display
• Hands-free speakerphone
• Microphone mute
What Motorola landline phones are available from the DND Telecom web store?
The range is very wide. You can choose a Motorola landline phone that mounts on the wall, or one that is desktop and has large buttons. You can even buy a landline phone that can not only connect to analogue but also to a GSM network. This means that this type of landline phone can also send and receive SMS. But you can also choose a Motorola landline phone with a portable handset.
Choose a wall-mountable Motorola landline phone!
There are a number of landline phones that are specifically designed for those who spend a lot of time at home or in the office and want to have the handset at their fingertips. In this case, the wall-mounted version is the one to choose. Why? Because they're particularly easy to use, they have 10 two-touch memory keys for easy dialling, but they also have a redial function, you can mute the ringer, an LED display shows when mute is activated, you can adjust the volume of the ringer and you can call back the last call with a button. The Motorola CT50 wall-mounted cordless phone is available to take home from the DND Telecom web store in both white and black, which has the added advantage of saving space.
What are the benefits of Motorola desk phones?
Whether you prefer a desktop landline phone, you have a wide range of Motorola branded handsets to choose from. These landline phones mostly feature a large black and white display, 10 two-touch memory keys, speakerphone feature, line hold feature music, 30 caller ID call list, 24 ringtone melody, last number redial, voice and pulse dialing. So Motorola landline desk phones have many of the same convenience features as mobile phones.
Why choose a digital or analog Motorola landline phone?
Wired phones are generally only suitable for analogue connection. However, as mentioned above, there are versions that can also connect to a GSM four-band connection. These models also have a bright backlit display. This makes it easy to read the useful information on them. For example, the date or the exact time. When using this type of Motorola device, it is possible to block up to 20 phone numbers. But you can also put the call on speakerphone thanks to the built-in loudspeaker. In addition, 8 speed dial buttons have been incorporated for easy dialling and to make using these landline phones even more convenient, you can choose from 20 different ringtones so that you can tell who is calling you just by the ringing sound.
But, if that's not enough for you, you can choose a Motorola landline with WiFi hotspot. In addition to the features listed above, this type of handset can store up to 2,000 names and phone numbers, and has a rechargeable battery. So even if there is a power cut in the building where you live or work, it won't stop these phones from working. The only downside is that you can't put them in your back pocket. But they have many other useful features.