Avaya 6408D+ Phone Gray

These phones were as good as new ones and work perfectly. They were a great value at 20% of the price of new.

I ordered the phone from the vendor thinking it was compatible with my telephone system. When I discovered it was not after hooking it up, I attempted to return it. Amazon was of little assistance in helping me to return the telephone. When I contacted Amazon, they said they would needt to put me in touch with the vendor telephonically, which they did. Voice mail. I was only ever able to reach a a voicemail message at the vendor. The voicemail for the return department indicated that I should leave a voice message and the vendor would get back to me, which I did. No one from vendor returned my phone calls. Nor was I able to get in touch with anyone at the vendor to return this item after I purchased. Amazon would not assist me. Anyone want to buy a telephone!!!

this thing just is plain dead does nothing when plugged in to the phone lines at my business just trash! very unhappy with this crap!!

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From reading some of the reviews I notice that some of you don't realize that a digital phone is not the same type of phone that you use at home an will NOT work on an analog signal which is what you have at home. Actually, a digital phone is not a phone at all but is in fact, a terminal which is programed via a computer. Digital phones operate exclusively with the use of a phone system such as IP-Office, Definity, etc. These types of systems use a digital signal to translate voice and data into legible information at a much faster pace as a stream of information running in a straight line. Analog data is basically an undulating sound wave, moving up and down and is much slower. A digital phone won't work in an analog environment and an analog phone won't work in a digital environment. They don't speak the same language. A phone system will typically have special analog cards as part of the system in order for faxes and modems to work in your office; these types of devices are almost always analog. The 6408-D (the "D" stands for digital) is a reliable, well built, user friendly, workhorse and is a great phone for any office using a digital voice/data system only. It is not a suitable phone for home use or even many small offices that typically have only a few telephone lines and will not work there. For that you will need a POT (plain ole telephone) that uses a POTS (plain ole telephone signal) yes, POTS means exactly that... I hope this mini phone lesson clears up some of the confusion.

I use several hundred of these in my place of employment. These phones work great. The only time I have a problem with one is when an employee damages it. Usually drops the handset, or spills something on it. Other than that, a very reliable device.

I use this same phone at work. As I work from home alot, and I have the Plantronics CS50 Wireless Headset system (which I know works with this phone), I ordered the phone for my home office. When I connected this phone to the phone line, all I got was a high-pitched noise. Couldn't dial a number or do anything. I checked the line with a regular phone and it's fine. I am very, very dissappointed.

Did exactly what it was suppose to. We had a really old phone system at work and I had to replace a phone so I was able to get this to work with our system.

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