This ‘phone’ worked for less than 2 weeks. It now only acknowledges being hooked up to charge (on the display). Otherwise the display and all buttons are non-functional.
Rating: 1 / 5
It works but just barely. Poorly designed: hard to read the screen, no charging stand, batteries run down quickly, weak support from Keyspan. The range is decent though and it does run on Macs so it at least ranks 2 stars. But there’s a LOT of room for improvement!
Rating: 2 / 5
This VOIP phone is not compatible with the Leopard OSX 10.5. The manufacturer should address this so that no one else will have to waste hours trying to get this product to work! I even purchased a new USB cable because the one with the phone does not light up green on my port. But then the new cable doesn’t light up either, so it seems the phone just doesn’t work with my system. I just wasted $26.00 on a cable that I can’t return because of the store closing and it’s no return policy. I had trouble finding the cable at Radio Shack. I have spent too many wasted hours on this product! In Troubleshooting there is nothing mentioned about how to get the sensor to pair up or what to do if the phone won’t charge. In other words, Troubleshooting is LACKING with help! Seems as though if I want to use Skype I will still be tied to my computer to make calls since no one seems to make a product that works with Mac Leopard! If you have a Mac with Leopard, BEWARE!
Rating: 1 / 5
This phone works with your usb drive so your computer has to be on for the phone to work. Also for incoming calls it often didn’t ring and when it did it was too quiet to hear even with the volume all the way up. Also you have to set you mic on your computer to the phone. SO if you use your computer for online video chats or what not you have to switch it back in order to do that. Kind of annoying. Over all an unreliable phone. I returned mine and bought a wifi skype phone which worked much better.
Rating: 2 / 5
when i ordered this phone i was afraid reading reviews but after my brother used this phone with mac os x version 10.5.8 he request 3 more phones….. he said this phones are the best with good battery life, rechargeable batteries also accept non-rechargeables without problem all day he’s making calls without any issue!
i speak to him using the phone and the reception is great since he’s in colombia south america and i don’t think the problem here is geographic
But i recommend this phone looks like that the other reviews are fakes.
Rating: 5 / 5
March 16th, 2010 1:24 AM
This ‘phone’ worked for less than 2 weeks. It now only acknowledges being hooked up to charge (on the display). Otherwise the display and all buttons are non-functional.
Rating: 1 / 5
March 16th, 2010 2:37 AM
It works but just barely. Poorly designed: hard to read the screen, no charging stand, batteries run down quickly, weak support from Keyspan. The range is decent though and it does run on Macs so it at least ranks 2 stars. But there’s a LOT of room for improvement!
Rating: 2 / 5
March 16th, 2010 3:24 AM
This VOIP phone is not compatible with the Leopard OSX 10.5. The manufacturer should address this so that no one else will have to waste hours trying to get this product to work! I even purchased a new USB cable because the one with the phone does not light up green on my port. But then the new cable doesn’t light up either, so it seems the phone just doesn’t work with my system. I just wasted $26.00 on a cable that I can’t return because of the store closing and it’s no return policy. I had trouble finding the cable at Radio Shack. I have spent too many wasted hours on this product! In Troubleshooting there is nothing mentioned about how to get the sensor to pair up or what to do if the phone won’t charge. In other words, Troubleshooting is LACKING with help! Seems as though if I want to use Skype I will still be tied to my computer to make calls since no one seems to make a product that works with Mac Leopard! If you have a Mac with Leopard, BEWARE!
Rating: 1 / 5
March 16th, 2010 5:22 AM
This phone works with your usb drive so your computer has to be on for the phone to work. Also for incoming calls it often didn’t ring and when it did it was too quiet to hear even with the volume all the way up. Also you have to set you mic on your computer to the phone. SO if you use your computer for online video chats or what not you have to switch it back in order to do that. Kind of annoying. Over all an unreliable phone. I returned mine and bought a wifi skype phone which worked much better.
Rating: 2 / 5
March 16th, 2010 6:36 AM
when i ordered this phone i was afraid reading reviews but after my brother used this phone with mac os x version 10.5.8 he request 3 more phones….. he said this phones are the best with good battery life, rechargeable batteries also accept non-rechargeables without problem all day he’s making calls without any issue!
i speak to him using the phone and the reception is great since he’s in colombia south america and i don’t think the problem here is geographic
But i recommend this phone looks like that the other reviews are fakes.
Rating: 5 / 5