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Motorola SD4591 Digital Corded/Cordless System Phone with Answering Machine and Keypad in Base, SD4500 Series
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Motorola SD4591 Digital Corded/Cordless System Phone with Answering Machine and Keypad in Base, SD4500 Series

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Stay away
Motorola lost a loyal customer
An inexpensive phone that works
So far so good

Motorola SD4591 Digital Corded/Cordless System Phone with Answering Machine and Keypad in Base, SD4500 Series

Manufacturer: Motorola
ProductGroup: CE
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Product Features:

Add up to 8 cordless devices per base, with no additional phone jack required
Corded/cordless combination lets you choose the most convenient option for each conversation
Caller ID with visual call waiting lets you see incoming caller's name and number before you answer
15 different melody ring tones can be personalized to identify incoming callers
Hands-free intercom lets you communicate between rooms in your home

ASIN: B0008JFJQS

Product Description

Looking for an advanced cordless phone system that has it all? With the SD4591, you get cordless convenience and a phone with advanced features like caller ID with visual call waiting, hands-free intercom, and a 50 name phone book. The integrated digital answering machine is accessible from any handset in your phone system, or you can forward your messages to your cell phone. Plus, this unit includes a corded handset that's perfect for your office, with a speaker and keypad in the base for hands-free conversations.

Customer Reviews:

motorola sd4591 digital corded/cordless answering machine.......2006-07-14

cannot hear the messages very well on the answering machine

Stay away.......2006-06-01

Not even a year later and most of the buttons on the handset don't work.

Motorola lost a loyal customer.......2006-05-04

My very first cell phone was Motorola, and it served me great, so I became attached to the brand based on that experience ,and for that reason alone bought Motorola SD4591 Digital Corded/Cordless System. As we've put the wireless network in house the cordless phone started playing tricks. The battery life got very short very soon too. I was told I need to get different batteries NiH instead of NiCD. Naturally the microwave was playing the tricks on cordless too. As we have two lines in house and was told by several people to move to 5.8Hz 2 line phone I decided to get Motorola MD7091 5.8GHz Digital 2-line Phone and remained loyal to Motorola. And boy was I wrong again. What others are saying about caller ID not showing as soon as I have another phone on the same line besides Motorola MD 7091 is true in my case too. I don't get it does Motorola expect us to switch phones to their system now around the house if we want to used one of their phones??? This is really cheap trick

Naturally, I could blame all this on poor quality of NiCD batteries, Wireless Network, Microwaves and phone company, and other brands' phones connected to my line. But what is the common thread through the entire ordeal: MOTOROLA. I will give other brands a try now, not yet sure which ones.

An inexpensive phone that works.......2006-03-24

When I bought the Motorola I was looking for a corded (for security) phone with an answering machine and a speaker. What I was finding were either high end models with lots of bells and whistles that I didn't need or junk phones that didn't work well--or that broke after a couple of months of use.

This one has the bells and whistles and has lasted now a couple of months. The corded unit has a speaker with excellent clarity, a backlit menu with a directory that's easy to learn and intuitive to use, and good voice quality on the answering machine. It also doesn't take up much space on a very crowded desk. The cordless handset is a bit more cumbersome to use to retrieve messages and it needs to be upright to use it as a speaker phone because the speaker is in the back. But those are minor inconveniences for a good inexpensive phone.

So far so good.......2006-03-16

The best feature is the ability of the answering machine to call another number(such as your cell) when a message is left. Also the display is nice and bright. So far I am happy with the purchase althuogh I've only had the product for about 3 weeks.

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