Siemens Gigaset 8800 Phone/Answering Machine
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Product Details: Siemens Gigaset 8800
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Product Description: Siemens Gigaset 8800
The Gigaset 8800 cordless handset extension is designed for use exclusively with the Gigaset 8825 system. Siemens Gigaset 8800 uses 2.4GHz Digital Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum technology that brings superior voice quality and security with advanced German engineering from the #1 manufacturer! Siemens Gigaset 8800 offers a full-duplex digital speakerphone on the handset for conference and handsfree conversations; the Caller ID/Call Waiting display is also present on the handset for your comfort. Expand your Gigaset 8825 cordless phone system with the Gigaset 8800 cordless handset extension! You can connect up to eight handsets! Siemens - the ultimate in design and functionality!
User Reviews: Siemens Gigaset 8800
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, April 13, 2004Reviewer: mizsissy - See all mizsissy's reviews -
A lot of money for a horrible phone...
, October 6, 2002Reviewer: mkrauser - See all mkrauser's reviews3 of 4 Yahoo! Users found this Siemens Gigaset 8800 review helpful I purchased the Siemens Gigaset just over a year ago and it always sounded worse than a cell phone with poor signal strength. Everyone always asked if I could call them back from a land phone. The battery life is poor and I could not go into my back yard with it, only about 50 feet. My wife always complained about it, and when she vented to Siemens, they said that there is nothing that they could do. If it was inside the year warrantee, they would look at it, but would probably have just returned it anyway, as it is operational. We recently went out and purchased a refurbed Southwestern Bell cordless that works for $19.00. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but it works in my back yard.... ...
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Pros: It was easy to buy...but ended up being a ripoff!
Cons: Equipment cannot perform basic functions, company does not support problems
DO NOT BUY SIEMENS!! THEIR EQUIPMENT IS HIGHLY UNRELIABLE AND THEY DO NOT STAND BUY IT!!!
In 2002 we purchased a Siemens phone system, a Gigaset 8825, consisting of a main anchor phone and five remote phones for our house. We bought it at Office Depot; the salesman there told us that Siemens did not have a good reputation but that they had improved. The system cost around $700. Then, a little over a year later we noticed that we couldn't pick up incoming phone calls. The phones would ring intermittently, but when we picked them up, the line was dead. We called Siemens, and they told us to restore the system defaults and reboot the system, which we did and have a neighbor call us (their support team would not make any test calls for us!). The main telephone, which is a corded phone, could not detect an incoming call. This didn't work, so we called back, and they told us that our system was no good and no longer any concern of theirs since it was out of warranty. When we inquired about repair, they told us they don't do repairs on out of warranty equipment. In other words, the system was junk. Barely two years old and junk with no options at all. Seven hundred dollars down the drain.
How a phone making company can be in business and not even build a corded phone that can accept live calls from an incoming line is hard to understand.
We find it remarkable that there isn't some sort of legal recourse for this kind of fraud. ...