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It's clear from reading hundreds of cordless phone reviews, that before too long all cordless phones will be Bluetooth enabled. By automatically pairing with cell phones and other Bluetooth enabled devices they offer a range of features that traditional cordless phones can't compete with. The trick is to identify best phone to meet your individual requirements. Bluetooth AdvantagesDepending on the make and model, Bluetooth cordless phones deliver many advantages over a standard cordless phone. The latest Bluetooth cordless telephones seldom if ever present issues with Bluetooth pairing. Whether they are Vtech, Siemens or Panasonic cordless phones, they can be expected to reliably pair with just about any Bluetooth earpiece, headset or cell phone. Reviews also confirm that users are impressed with both the range and clarity of calls over Bluetooth networks. Top 3 Bluetooth Cordless PhonesOur reading of cordless phone reviews makes it clear that there are three contenders for the top spot. They are all top rated cordless phones, but very different from one another. 
Panasonic Cordless Telephones
The Panasonic KX-TG7600M series It's a DECT 6.0 Plus phone, which means that it uses the latest technology from Panasonic including: call blocking, talking caller ID, silent mode ... It's the most advanced of the three phones. Panasonic has ticked all the boxes. The KX-TG7600 has everything from headset jacks to a keypad and speaker in the base unit. It's nether the most expensive nor the cheapest of the three options. 
Siemens Cordless PhonesBy way of disclosure we admit to owning several Siemens phones and we love them. They are the best looking and also the most expensive cordless phones.
The Siemens SL785 If looks are the most important factor this is the phone for you. The others can't compete with it's cool European styling or the extent to which it's features can be customized. The SL785 can pair with one or more Bluetooth cell phones to enable the downloading of phonebooks and also pairs with just about any Bluetooth headset or earpiece. However, unlike the Vtech and Panasonic phones it doesn't enable cell phone calls to be made or answered via it's cordless handsets, so don't plan on ditching your land line phone service. Vtech Cordless Phones
The latest: VTech DS6421 It's the cheapest of the three and arguably the best value for money. It does all the basics perfectly and reliably, but offers none of the extras available on the Panasonic phone. No call blocking, talking caller ID, silent mode ... or headset jacks. The cordless headset is an interesting option. As it's a Bluetooth enabled phone we would have thought that most consumers would want to use their Bluetooth headsets and earphones instead. SummaryIt's clear from reading hundred of cordless phone reviews and our own experiences, that these three are the best Bluetooth cordless phones. Users experience very few problems and can't imagine being without advantages of a Bluetooth home network. Related ReviewsCordless Phone Comparison - finding the best. DECT 6.0 Phones - are they all the same? What is Bluetooth Technology - a personal wireless network that ... Sony Cordless Telephones - if it's time to replace yours, what do you buy? |
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is the latest and the greatest. Make no mistake Panasonic is going all out to secure its domination of the cordless phone market for years to come. The key is Bluetooth technology and Panasonic is light years ahead of the rest in offering a first class product at a competitive price.
is an ultra top end cordless phone. Even the handsets are made from a cast metal alloy. After stunning good looks their next best feature is exceptional voice clarity.
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