do these effect cordless phones ?
45989
They seem to draw the mice to them!!! I've bagged more mice this year than ever before. Got four this last week. The previous week was about three. So they don't deter them in the least.
45990
I never noticed any effect on phones. I never saw any effect on pests either. I would NOT recommend these.
1722474
I am not sure we have a corded phone that also has cordless ones that are on the same system
611578
None. They work perfectly. The only delay is when you first turn them on. They take a couple of seconds to synch with the base. Typically, I turn off the headphones whenever I'm done using them to save batteries.
205641
Not in our home. The frequency is different from other cordless phones and our Cell phone frequencies. We have had NO problems at all. The only concern that I have is the initial paring of the headphones to the base unit. It sometimes take multiple times of toggling it on and off and clicking the connect button on the head set to actually make the connection. Otherwise, they are a dream and very cost effective.
1020770
No, I have not experienced any problems with cordless phone use and the Netgear extender.
646929
No - I turned off the power to my house this last weekend for about 1/2 hour and the phones still have the correct date and time, volume settings, etc. Remember - the handsets have batteries! And the batteries last a long time.
2116071
No. I've had no problems using the power and volume buttons. The phone itself is very thin so I've just had trouble finding the buttons. They work perfectly fine though.
2160030
The numbers on the buttons are about a quarter of an inch high. MIL has a phone we bought at the local phone company office that has larger numbers on the buttons and the caller ID display, I don't think we measured, it also has a hearing aid compatible amplifier that can be used for hard of hearing people. They are usually called big button phones, I think. I have never seen a cordless one.
1495947
Yes - I replaced them in 3 Panasonic cordless phones. Identical replacement and specs.
999643
Yes. It does but not on every cordless. On the panasonic 6.0 it was clear. On the older models, not so much.
1724084
I have a cordless phone and cell phone and have used both in the same location as the speakers. Nothing has happened to either phones reception or sound. Also have not had any issue with sound from the speakers. I mute the speakers when using either phone where the speakers are. When using the phones and not in the chair where speakers are, I do not mute the speakers and have no issues with phone or speaker use. Others use phones in the same room and no issues. Have not noted any issues at my Father-in-law's, who also has the speakers, when cordless and cell phones are used. So no issues and nothing happens as all devices continue to work normally. I have a cordless phone and cell phone and have used both in the same location as the speakers. Nothing has happened to either phones reception or sound. Also have not had any issue with sound from the speakers. I mute the speakers when using either phone where the speakers are. When using the phones and not in the chair where speakers are, I do not mute the speakers and have no issues with phone or speaker use. Others use phones in the same room and no issues. Have not noted any issues at my Father-in-law's, who also has the speakers, when cordless and cell phones are used. So no issues... » Read More I have a cordless phone and cell phone and have used both in the same location as the speakers. Nothing has happened to either phones reception or sound. Also have not had any issue with sound from the speakers. I mute the speakers when using either phone where the speakers are. When using the phones and not in the chair where speakers are, I do not mute the speakers and have no issues with phone or speaker use. Others use phones in the same room and no issues. Have not noted any issues at my Father-in-law's, who also has the speakers, when cordless and cell phones are used. So no issues and nothing happens as all devices continue to work normally. « Show Less
327887
Hi Janice. 1) they are not cordless but there are gadgets out here that can make it cordless. You can get an extension headphone cable to the required length which will work perfectly. These cables are not expensive, cost about $10. You can get them from the likes of Caribbean Market which operates on Wednesday and Friday without entrance fee and on Sunday with entrance fee. 2) they work beautifully with any system. Have fun.
1313161
Not sure, I bought them for our cordless phones. The number on them cross-referenced the numbers on the old battery packs.
1704622
I don't think so, at least not on the cordless phone that I own. This headset needs to draw from a power source (it does not have it's own batteries), so it works as well as the power it receives. For example, the volume and range is not very good on my iPhone, but it's much better when connected to my Roku system. Plus, the volume control is not very functional -- in fact, the volume control seems to be it's weak point. I've owned two of these headsets, and they are comfy to wear, but neither of them lasted over 9 months. I tried by-passing the volume control and it works in principle, but the wires are hair-thin and can't be soldered. I gave up and bought the low-priced Sony model as a replacement. Plantronics seems to be the dominant player in cordless phone headsets.
1887049
Yes it happens with these cords. They are great for a couple uses then they don't stay in to charge unless you wrap around the phone.
712008
I believe so, but they are corded and cannot be used with as a wireless device.
337503
I'm not familiar with Radio Shack cordless but I have standard AT&T; cordless 3-ph that I bough at WalMart (probably, can't remember now) but I matched the battery size from the original to these and they have been working extremely effective. I was surprised they were so cheap. When I need them again, I'll be buying some more.