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VTech LS5145 lets you talk landline or cellular |
VTech today unveiled a hip-looking landline phone system which can also take and receive cellular calls via Bluetooth. The new LS5145 is priced at around $150.
The VTech LS5145 has a self-described “ultra-modern” design. This cordless phone system, expandable up to 12 handsets, functions in the 5.8GHz wireless spectrum and sports a full color display and blue backlit keypad. In addition to landline calls, this system can be paired with up to eight Bluetooth devices, letting one take calls from their cell phone on the LS5145 handset when within range. The Bluetooth pairing also lets you take landline calls on a Bluetooth headset.
A few other features of the LS5145 include a combination of images and animations for assigning wallpaper, the ability to record ring tones directly from any type of stereo equipment and a digital answering system with voicemail waiting indicator. This phone system should be available now.
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can be use the vtech LS5145 in europe?
can be use in europe the cordless phone vtech 5145?thank you
Will this phone allow one to answer bluetooth incomming calls any where in the house, Vtech LS5145 and other phones?
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Thank you
Tom
HI Tom,
The phone will connect to a Bluetooth enabled handset but the handset would have to be withing Bluetooth range of the phone, which is usually around 30-40 feet.
Please explain the bluetooth connection. Be specific. Can you answer the phone with a bluetooth headset? Does the handset have to be answered first? How does the cell phone work with the handset? Why don’t you offer a bluetooth compatible headset with the phone? A picture is worth a thousand words. I’m simply sick of holding a phone in my hand and would love to be hands free in the house…like hands free driving. Is this possible? Why don’t you guys be more specific for the layman?
Dan