Vtech Phones
An updated look at VTech's cordless-phone lineage, key features, and how cordless standards shifted from 900/2.4/5.8 GHz to DECT (1.9 GHz) in many markets.
Panasonic Dect Phone
DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) remains the standard for modern cordless phones. Panasonic continues to offer multi-handset DECT systems with clearer audio, better range, expandability, and features like Bluetooth and hearing-aid support. Verify VoIP and any special audio features against the model specs.
Wireless Phone Jack
Dedicated 'wireless phone jacks' that extended an analog landline over AC wiring were common in the 2000s. Today, VoIP adapters, powerline Ethernet plus an ATA, DECT cordless systems and Wi-Fi calling are the more reliable choices for extending phone service in a modern home.
2 Line Cordless Phones
Two-line cordless phones remain useful for households that need separate lines, reliable in-home coverage, or VoIP bridging. Modern DECT systems (1.9 GHz) provide clearer audio and encryption; choose DECT and VoIP-compatible bases for best results.
Tv Earphones
Use modern Bluetooth or RF TV headphones (or a transmitter) to listen privately without disturbing others. Check your TV's outputs, prefer low-latency options for lip-sync, and pair or connect a transmitter to get clear, private sound.
Long Range Cordless Phones
Long-range cordless phones extend traditional base-and-handset systems using DECT, external antennas, repeaters, or VoIP links. They work well on farms, campuses, and inside facilities where you want local mobility without monthly cellular fees, but true long-distance operation requires additional infrastructure or network links.