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SD7501 5.8GHZ Digital System Expansion Handset for SD7500 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Motorola
Category: CE
List Price: $68.76
Buy New: $20.00
You Save: $48.76 (71%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 1695
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.3
Dimensions (in): 4 x 9 x 6
MPN: 525612-001
Model: 525612-001
UPC: 612572132166
EAN: 0612572132166
ASIN: B000FJUAT2
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Motorola/GI | | • | 5.8GHz Expansion Handset |
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Product Description
MOTOROLA SD7501 5.8 GHz BandW Accessory Handset Black and white accessory handset for MTRSD7581; 5.8 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum; Single line operation; Call Waiting Caller ID; Handset speakerphone ; Hands-free intercom; Day/night timer feature for adjusting ringer level; 50-name phone book; 50-name/number Caller ID memory; Call Transfer; Backlit keypad; Phone company voicemail indicator; 20 selectable ringtones and ability to download custom ringtones; Redial, Flash, Hold and Mute functions; Trilingual display (Eng/Fr/Sp); Wall-mountable; Includes 2.5 mm headset jack and belt clip; Silver; 5.8 GHz BandW Accessory Handset
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| Customer Reviews: Read 13 more reviews...
 Poor battery choice May 7, 2008
I write this in the wake of purposely shattering one of the two handsets included in this system on my floor after it -- once again -- dropped a call on me with no warning (no beeps, no flashes, nothing), but a kind "LOW BATTERY" message on the display after dying. Of course, switching immediately to the other handset doesn't return you to the call-in-progress; when a handset dies, it disconnects the call.
We replaced the OEM battery for $15 in one of the handsets a few months ago, and it improved battery life marginally. The phone still gives no warning of its impending demise, which is particularly frustrating if you've been on hold with customer service for 45 minutes and they've finally gotten to you.
Wife's on her way to Best Buy right now to find us a better system.
 Outstanding Phone System May 6, 2008
I have this phone system and just purchased an additional handset and charging base. The fact that the system handles my land line calls as well as my cell phone is great. I have an Apple iPhone and the bluetooth connection is solid. Whenever a call comes in, I work at my desk with the Motorola handset's speaker phone on, therefore freeing up my hands to work my computer keyboard. I have never lost a connection and the sound quality is great. This phone deserves five stars.
I do not believe that many people know this capability exists. Perhaps Motorola could do more marketing to inform the public that there exists a phone capable of hanlding both landline and Cell calls.
Great Product
Motorola Cordlesses Are Great! April 16, 2008
I've had an older model for over 8yrs, which I thought went bad. So I bought these new models. Once I got them setup properly, I haven't had a problem since. The directions are a little sketchy setting up the main base & the ans. machine (TAKE NOTE: Two Separate Devices! Each Need To Be Set Up To Keep Proper Date & Time!). All the features work great! Remote ans. machine access is my favorite. Then I replaced the battery on my old Motorola cordless & that's up & running. Great products!!
 Not best January 27, 2008
It's a good phone but it has no battery life indicator so when it's out of charge it just beeps and dies within seconds...
Love this phone system! June 1, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm the original "technicapped" booby, but even I was able to set up this system. After it arrived (very promptly) it sat around for 8 days and my kids kept asking when I would set it up. I'm the type that goes into a cold sweat whenever I have to deal with anything technical. I've bought umpteen phones and have NEVER entered a number in memory or used any of the features. Well, finally I got out the instructions and read right through the book. My head was swimming. Finally, I unpacked the base unit (I bought the SD7581 with speakerphone and answerphone) and the four extra handsets and charged them for 16 hours, then started registering them to the base unit. Wow! The instructions were bang on, and it all worked. With new confidence I gave each set a name, entered 5 or 6 numbers in the communal phone book, even entered the time on each set. Then I distributed them to our 5 chosen locations. This system is wonderful. The intercom use alone is worth the price...no more shouting "dinner's ready". It's so great to be able to put a handset anywhere you want, without having to have a phone jack. The sound quality is excellent, and if you walk away from the charger with a phone, the name on the viewing screen tells you where it belongs. We very soon realized we should have ordered more handsets, so I bought 4 more. I only wish I'd bought this system years ago instead of struggling with phones in inconvenient locations which always had the handset missing. I'm in telephone heaven...
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