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The Bluetooth cordless phone has arrived. There are a growing number of excellent cordless Bluetooth home phones. The latest crop are all DECT 6.0 Bluetooth phones. They are set to become ubiquitous and blur the line between cell phones and cordless land line phones. Latest Bluetooth Cordless PhonesThe leading brands specializing in Bluetooth cordless phones are : Panasonic, Siemens and Vtech with Uniden making a late dash for the line. Each has at least one top rated cordless phone in this niche, but that's where the similarities end.
Panasonic Cordless Telephone - Link-to-CellFor Panasonic the Bluetooth cordless phone is a strategic product. By dominating this niche Panasonic has secured an on-going competitive advantage. In the same way as Bluetooth technology has become standard on cell phones, it's also well on the way to becoming a standard feature on all cordless phones. #1. the KX-TG7645M  The ProsThe ConsSiemens Cordless Phones
#2. the Siemens Gigaset SL785 
The ProsThe ConsThe Siemens SL785 uses Bluetooth technology to transfer data and connect with Bluetooth headsets. It's not a Bluetooth cordless telephone in the same way as either the VTech or Panasonic Link-to-Cell phones. On the other hand it's a work of art and if you aren't persuaded by the benefits of pairing a cell phone with a cordless phone, it's probably the best cordless phone for you. VTech Cordless Phones
#3. VTech is a Bluetooth cordless phone specialist. It's been manufacturing Bluetooth phones under it's own brand name and others (AT&T cordless phones) for years. The VTech DS6421-3  The ProsOnce paired they rarely drop a connection. They are especially popular in areas where cell phone coverage is poor. The ConsUniden Bluetooth Cordless PhonesMany years after Panasonic, Vtech and Siemens first released a Bluetooth enabled cordless phone Uniden has joined the party. It rarely does anything by half but is seldom the first to jump. The latest Uniden phones are highly competitive and present a threat to both Vtech and Siemens if not Panasonic cordless phones. Uniden apparently dismissed or under estimated demand for Bluetooth cordless phones. Having taken stock of the situation its now gone for broke. Uniden D3280 phones can link with up to 4 cell phones and enable each to download up to 1,500 phonebook entries = 6,000 in total. They are also attractive well made phones. Game on! Summary - Which is the Best?They all work well, but each has pros and cons. In our view Panasonic Bluetooth cordless phones are ahead of the pack. Panasonic is onto its third or fouth generation Bluetooth enabled phone and has a range of models on offer. They include options with and without answering machines, as well as a Bluetooth enabled 2 line cordless phone. On the other hand when it comes to style and cool good looks the Siemens SL785 wins hands down. What is Bluetooth Technology?Bluetooth is a technology that enables multiple Bluetooth gadgets or devices to be easily connected without wires, cables or manual configuration. It has been adopted faster and more extensively than any other wireless technology. Bluetooth PairingBy automatically pairing with cell phones, earpieces and other devices, a Bluetooth cordless phone becomes the hub of a home phone network. In so doing they effectively blur the line between cell phones and landline phones. Consumers can elect to ditch land line phone services and go totally cellular or continue with both. 1. Bluetooth devices such as cell phones, headsets and cordless phones automatically "pair" with one another when they are within range. No wires, cables or technical geniuses required. 2. The outcomes - you can answer or make cell phone calls using the closest cordless phone handset. 3. Depending on the Bluetooth cordless phone it's possible to hold 2 or more concurrent telephone conversations. It's as good as having 2 or 4 line cordless phone at home. 4. Because a cell phone can be charging while paired with a cordless phone, there is no reason why it shouldn't be fully charged when you head out the door. SummaryIt took a while but Bluetooth home phones are finally outselling traditional cordless phones. It's little wonder as they only cost slightly more and anyone with a cell phone or smartphone can immediately see the advantages. Related Cordless Phone ReviewsBest Cordless Phone 2019 - top 10 must have features. Bluetooth Earphones - the best Bluetooth Reviews - another option. Cool DECT Bluetooth Cordless Phones - they are seriously different! Free cell phone minutes - use them up on your cordless home phone. |
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is Panasonic's most aggressively priced Bluetooth cordless phone to date. By offering a superior phone at a sharp price it's blitzing what remains of the competition. In fact the greatest threat to Panasonic cordless phones doesn't come from competing brands, but from consumers cutting the cord on their landline phone services. Panasonic's strategy is aimed at switching these consumers to Link-to-Cell phones before they cut the cord. They will then get hooked on the convenience of Bluetooth and the ability to use these phones with landline and / or cell phone services. 
is a classic example of cool European design. In our view it's the best looking cordless phone bar none. Not the least of it's many unique features - genuine cast metal alloy handsets.
is an advanced cordless home phone at an affordable price.
