How do you choose a landline phone?

Almost every landline phone is suitable for home use. You'll mostly find wireless DECT phones in our assortment, but wired phones as well. There are DECT phones with varying specifications, such as an answering machine or caller ID. In addition, you can choose from a number of handsets. When choosing a device, ask yourself some questions. Which functions should my landline phone have? And in how many places do you want to be reached?

The following functions are useful for landline phones at home:

• An answering machine
• Caller ID
• A hands-free function

Want to use the phone for your business? Business phones have more extensive functions than regular DECT phones. For example, you can expand those devices with multiple handsets. That way, you can be reached in enough places in your organization. In addition, business phones have a large capacity for contacts and allow you to put people through internally.

A business phone has the following specifications at least:

• Capacity for more than 150 contacts
• Suitable for VoIP
• Putting calls through internally
• Conference calls

Senior citizen phones are developed for senior citizens, but they're also an excellent solution for users with bad eyesight or hearing. That's because they have large buttons and an extra loud ringtone. In addition, they sometimes have an emergency button to send an emergency message to contacts. Senior citizen phones can often easily be used with hearing aids.

A senior citizen phone has the following functions:

• Emergency button
• Extra large buttons
• Extra loud ringtone
• Compatible with hearing aids