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AT&T 146 DesignLine Telephone (Windchill White) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Advanced American Telephones
Category: CE
Buy New: $15.95
New (2) Used (2) from $15.95
Rating:  8 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 3.3 x 12.6 x 7
MPN: 146
Model: 146
UPC: 650530268304
EAN: 0650530830549
ASIN: B00005B97D
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand New. Thanks for looking. Great gift.
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| Features:
| • | 10 number speed dial | | • | Ringer volume control | | • | Flash, mute, redial | | • | Hearing aid compatible | | • | Wall mountable |
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Product Description
The AT&T 146 Design Line telephone is a sleek update on an old, favorite style but with a slim and curvy design. The 146 dispenses with excess and provides the most important features of a basic phone including speed dial, last-number redial, ringer volume, and more. The 10-number speed dial is programmable to hold your most important and frequently dialed numbers. You can set the ringer volume to your preference, low for late at night, higher when you're running the vacuum. Use the flash button to get an instant dial tone. The redial keeps trying the last number dialed for busy signals. A mute button permits a private conversation that your caller can't hear. The 146 is hearing-aid compatible and suitable for desktop or convertible to a wall unit. This design-line telephone has 10 number memory, Mute and One-touch redial with ringer volume control, and FlashDesk or wall mountable convenience.
Amazon.com Product Description
The AT&T 146 DesignLine telephone is a sleek update on an old, favorite style, now with a slim and curvy design. The 146 dispenses with excess and provides the most important features of a basic phone, including speed dial, last-number redial, ringer volume, and more. The 10-number speed dial is programmable to hold your most important and frequently dialed numbers. You can set the ringer volume to your preference, low for late at night, higher when you're running the vacuum. Use the flash button to get an instant dial tone. The redial keeps trying the last number dialed, ideal for busy signals. A mute button permits a private conversation that your caller can't hear. The 146 is hearing-aid compatible and suitable for desktop or convertible to a wall unit. This model is presented in windchill white to color-coordinate with your decor.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 Great Phone February 14, 2008
Received phone in excellent condition. Works well. Product received as represented, on time and packaged well.
Would buy again.
Sincerely,
J. Haller Sankary, Esq.
AT&T corded telephone September 22, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The AT&T corded telephone was just what I had been looking for: a corded phone with the buttons on the base of the phone instead of the handset.
 AT&T 146 DesignLine Telephone (Windchill White) August 10, 2006
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
Product was purchased to use in case of Hurricane failure of our portable phones. Product will only be used in case of emergency & not on a daily basis.
Was OK for about 9mths January 27, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This phone HAD good sound quality even with my DSL(yes filters were on)...Just a barely audible little hiss on the line unless you turn up (well "slide up")the phone's volume too high). There is a thingie you slide to control the volume...no button. I guess for the price I should not expect anything GREAT. Well after around 9mths or so I am getting such a BAD crackling noise on the line (even when my I'm not using my PC and the DSL is not on)that I can no longer use this phone. What is sad I paid almost $15 for it @an office supplies store yet I am seeing it on various sites including this one for between $5-10 now. Oh well... LOL.
Small package, big performance February 6, 2005
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I was pleasantly surprised by this phone. It feels solid, has a nice design, and has excellent sound quality on both ends of the line.
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