Motorola Voice

Motorola Voice is the Motorola brand's specialist line of communication devices. The range includes corded, cordless and desktop GSM phones. These devices provide clear, noise-free and reliable communication in all product categories. The devices are easy to use and can be used by anyone of any age. The devices have a modern display, a call list and a directory. The phones are guaranteed to work for a long time, thanks to the brand's durability and reliability. The phones are characterised by a clean design and excellent sound quality. They are ideal for use in the workplace and at home, as they offer a range of practical features. Read more...

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• Bright backlit display
• 50 name and number phonebook
• Hands-free speakerphone
• Microphone mute
• ECO mode to reduce the transmitted power and energy consumption
• Caller ID / Call waiting*
• 40 name and number Caller ID list
• Polyphonic ringer melodies (user selectable)

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Cordless phones

Cordless phones use DECT technology. This standard has been on the market for more than 25 years. The phones consist of a base station and a handset. Their features include volume control, microphone muting, hands-free, call blocking and redialing. Some models in the range also have an answering machine function so you never miss an incoming call. Additional features also include call log, alarm and mute modes. These devices offer a convenient solution if you want to move around your home or office while on the phone. Multi-handsfree expandability and long battery life also contribute to flexible communication.

Landline phones

One of the biggest advantages of landline phones is that they don't need a battery, but they are traditional devices, so they only work when stationary. They are ideal for use in areas such as public buildings, reception areas in tourist resorts, reception desks, reception desks or offices. The phones range from entry-level to high-end, with stylish designs, high quality and excellent value for money.

A distinction is made between two groups of corded phones, desktop and wall-mounted. Both categories of phones have 10 two-touch memory keys, a large easy-to-read display, a phonebook, a redial mode, a caller mute function that can be controlled via the LED button, a visual ring indicator and a volume control mode. Desktop phones are more robust in size than their wall-mounted counterparts.

GSM desk phones

Motorola GSM deskphones, although very similar to landline phones in appearance, differ significantly from their counterparts in features They are SIM card enabled, so they can store both SMS and contacts. SIM cards are not included in the handsets, so they need to be purchased separately.

The phones are battery-powered. These handsets are ideal where fixed lines are not feasible or in areas where a mobile network is needed (e.g. warehouses, mobile offices, or construction sites).