Answering machine buttons are built into the handset and on top of the base unit
LCD Display
The 3-line LCD display features an amber backlight for easy reading, day or night. It displays caller information including up to 30 previous caller ID entries, phone book entries, and more.
WiFi-Friendly DECT 6.0 Technology
The L900 Series is wireless network friendly and ENERGY STAR compliant, so it won't interfere with your other wireless devices or home network. DECT 6.0 transmission gives you secure calls with virtually no interference. So you can add handsets with confidence that your wireless devices will continue to work optimally.
Handset Answering Machine
With up to 15 minutes of recording time on the L900 Series' built-in answering machine, you'll never miss important caller information while you're out.
Built-In 30-Entry Phonebook
Store up to 30 names and numbers in the built-in phonebook. The quick access buttons let you find friends and family and dial them quickly.
Expandable to 5 Handsets
The Motorola L900 Series phone includes 2 handsets with the L902, and 3 handsets with the L903. You can add handsets to make it expandable up to a total of 5 handsets, so you'll always have one near to take important calls no matter where you are in the house. It all functions from a single PSTN line, so you can add handsets to rooms that don't have a phone line jack.
What's in the Box
Motorola L900 Series with handset, base, and power supply, earpiece headset, telephone line cord, rechargeable NiMH batteries, user's guide.
Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I spent weeks looking for a review on this. I couldn't even find anything on the Motorola website. I took a chance and I'm SOO glad I did! I let it charge, and the wireless headset was charged and ready within 3 hours. There was no need to pair it or set it up, other than time and answering machine stuff. I don't use the answering machine function, so I just turned that off. I had my wife call me, and I went all through the house, outside in several directions, etc. In the house, long rectangle shape, I got a weak signal at the very end of the house; expected as it's a long house and many many walls including brick, and many electronics. Outside, I went over 150 feet in many directions without issue. The WHOLE conversation, I talked in a hushed voice (like not to wake someone) and was heard as if I was speaking Office Normal. Distance can probably be gained by placement, but I bought this for home office where I spend 99% of the needed talk time. Works for me, so I haven't moved it around.
