AT&T Silver Wireless Home Phone - 6059A

Product Details

AT&T Silver Wireless Home Phone - 6059A

Keep your number and telephone

AT&T Wireless Home Phone gives you the peace of mind you love from a home phone at a great price. Now you can connect the home telephone you already have to the AT&T wireless network. Plus, get more calling features at no additional cost. 

Easy, fast and portable

Just plug your existing corded or cordless telephone into your new AT&T Wireless Home Phone base unit and you're ready to go. No telephone wall jack required. You can use your home phone anywhere you have a strong cellular signal and available electrical outlet. Set it up in the kitchen, bedroom -- or take it with you on vacation. 

Key Features:

• Keep Your Number - No switching needed. Keep your existing number and telephone.
• Backup Battery - Stay in touch, even if you lose power. Up to 3.5 hours talk time and 36 hours standby time.
• Internet Connection - No broadband or dial-up connection is required.
• Enhanced Features - More features at no additional cost: caller ID, call forwarding, and conference calling.
  

Features:

• Applications/Media
  • Ringback tones - Have your friends hear your favorite song or funny phrase when they call you.
• Productivity
  • Conference calling
  • Call forwarding
  • Caller ID
  • Call Waiting
  • Extras - TTY/TTD compatible

Specifications:

Battery

• Capacity - 1500mAh backup battery
• Backup battery talk time (hours) - Up to 3.5
• Backup battery standby time (hours) - Up to 36

Ports

• RJ11 - 2

Display

• LED Indicators - Power, voicemail, battery charge, and signal strength

Memory

• Internal memory storage - 128MB

Wireless Technology

• GSM/GPRS - 850/1900MHz
• 3G - UMTS - 850/1900MHz

In the Box

• Backup Battery
• Power Cord
• Phone Cable
• Quick Start Guide
• User Manual

Approximate Dimensions:

• Width: 6.3 "
• Height: 4.37 "
• Depth: 1.05 "

Approximate Weight:

• Shipping: 2 lbs

Warranty Information:

• Manufacturer Warranty (authorized online retailer): 1 Year Parts And Labor