Olympia OL-5800 5.8 GHz 1-Line Cordless Expansion Handset

Pros: Interchangable face plates. Pretty.
Cons: Ergonomics, receptions, transmission, ease of use, manual, display, getting ripped off

There is one good thing I can say about this phone - it looks nice. It has interchangeable faceplates that you can select from. There are no other positive qualities that it possesses. Ergonomics – It is uncomfortable against the ear, and is not fat ...

Pros: nothing
Cons: low battery, much more static

I bought it from Fry's FAR ($30-$30MIR), however, it can only work for about 20 min then I must recharge it, and too much static, absolutely not worth the tax and 37cent and long waiting for the MIR check.

Pros: sleek design, caller ID
Cons: Can't think of any (I'm in the minority on this one).

I bought this phone on clearance at OfficeMax for around $22 and it seems to work fine. Caller ID works great and haven't had any issue with it (had it for about a month now). I only talk about 10'-20' from the base but have used it upstairs and the base is down stairs and it seems fine. It is off the base for at least 10 hours a day w/ 0 problems with battery, sometimes off for two days. Anyway, for a cordless w/ caller ID for under $25, I don't think its too bad.

Pros: sleep design
Cons: Poor quality listening, poor functions, buttons are too sleek so as to confuse

This phone has poor quality voice, the functionality is not intuitive and the functionality is one of the worst I have ever used. DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE!

Pros: nothing
Cons: everything

You're much better off with 2 tin cans & string. And they even sent me an equivalent replacement for the 1st abortion (and told me to scrap the 1st one---I scrapped both).