- Dual mode - easy to switch to and from VoIP and PSTN at one single button press
- Usable with up to 6 handsets
- Very easy to set up, without requiring a PC
- Good quality by Gigaset's Quality of Service
- Phonebook cannot be accessed via web or downloaded to a PC
- Traditional look (well, tastes can't discussed, can they?)
- Only one ringtone for internal and one for external calls
- Dual access: Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) and PSTN
- Plug and Play - the phone can just be unpacked and installed in a minute, without configuration with a PC
- Illuminated keypad and color display
- Can hold up to 6 handsets
- Internal antennas
- Battery power: 150 hours standby, 10 hours conversation
- Handset range: 50 m indoor and 300 m outdoor
- Memory can hold 100 numbers
The installation and setting up is a breeze, and you don't even need a PC for this. The user manuals are quite explicit and offer explanations in languages other than English.
The phone quality is quite good, as it is featured with Gigaset's Quality of Service mechanism.
The 101x64 pixels and 4096 colors of the display make it quite nice, and graphical menus make it even nicer and richer. The features include SMS, polyphonic ringtones, handsfree calling, 100-record phone book among others.
Physically, the phone has a base station which can control up to 6 headsets that can still work at a range of 50 meters indoors and 300 meters outdoors.




