Pls recommend best SMALL corded phone

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altatension
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Pls recommend best SMALL corded phone

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New to MJ and the forum. Have a hard time finding a high quality small and i mean small corded phone to use while traveling with my laptop and MJ. If not available, what is a good option?
Matt9876
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Post by Matt9876 »

I have a phone similar to this one I bought at Radio Shack years ago for on the road MagicJack operation.

Wallmart sells a GE desk/wall phone for $5 that works good with MJ.

Search Google images for "Mini phone" to see many more.



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http://www.bigcitycom.com/servlet/the-1 ... The/Detail

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Post by JoelIrwin »

I first tried the flip phone being sold on eBay (the one with battery an display) - worked for a small time and then stopped giving me dial tone. I found out here that the contacts go bad and you essentially have to throw it out. Don't get that one.

I am now trying the RTC which is a bit larger but same price (under $10 also on eBay). This one has a button on the side and an arm with a little ball that is where you speak comes out. It seems to work OK, though I find that many times, nothing happens when I push the button and I have to giggle the arm and push the button again for it to come out. I guess pacific rim manufacturing does not have real high QA standards.

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How About This One?

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It's one piece, with no cradle. Used in hospitals so it's even disposable. Only about $13.

www.phonecityusa.com/sci-h2001.html
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Post by tazxx »

QuickShot wrote:It's one piece, with no cradle. Used in hospitals so it's even disposable. Only about $13.

www.phonecityusa.com/sci-h2001.html
You can do a search on Google or eBay also, for Med-Pat Phones. They
are hospital grade, with no cradle, and several styles for around $20
shipped.
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Post by cell14 »

I use a Plantronics head set phone which I bought about 9 years ago at Office depot. They do not have the same model any more, they have now an upgraded one which is really pricey. But : It is a little box with a dialling pad and a head set, ideal for travel and home/office, takes no space on your desk, gives you a hands free operation, has a noise cancelling system and gives you a call center quality. That is important with our crapjack because it can mitigate a lot of the sound problems instead of making them worse like many cheap (especially cordless phones) do.
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ADC's miniature telephone, advertised for MagicJack or Skype

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There's a new mini telephone from ADC. It looks a lot like the long gone Innovage flip phone, and seems to have a lot of those features (I hope the quality is a LOT better). The size looks about right:

http://miniaturetelephone.com/

They want approximately $20 for one, but the warranty is only 30 days. No idea how reliable it is. Anyone know?

Yours,
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Post by ThisIsMyUserName »

...or you could just use a tiny headset and the MJ softphone, instead of lugging around a corded phone.
rbsmith2000
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Try this one from Amazon

Post by rbsmith2000 »

http://www.amazon.com/Mini-keypad-phone ... 10&sr=8-12

or search on magicjack phone.

This is really a kid's phone that looks like a flip-type cell phone. You can fold it closed and set it any where.
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