[Elect] Costco: Few HOT Cordless Phone Set - Siemens/Gigaset/Uniden from $30

[2007camryhybrid]

Was at Markham costco.....

Costco Item: 341610
https://gigaset.com/hq/en/product/GIGASETC610A.html
http://www.costco.ca/Browse/Product....rodid=10353500
Dect 6.0 - 4 Coreless Handsets - still $139.99 online - FULL color display, 2 blk 2 white handset
$69.97 HOT - i am not 100% sure 97cents is store wide or store specific
Someone posted it before but seems to be store specific
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/sieme...rance-1166650/

Costso Item 288648
$29.97
Uniden® DECT1480-3 DECT 6.0 Digital Phone System
http://www.uniden.com/telephones/dec...vt/dect14804g/
Exactly this one but THREE handset...... $10/Dect 6.0 handset AND digital answering......disposable price

Costco Item 288685
$69.97 now
Uniden 6.0 Telephone 5 Cordless handsets PLUS a base fix handset with D-answering
http://www.costco.ca/Browse/Product....A&Sp=C&topnav=
$89.97 still online
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/hot-u...-only-1102382/
just realized my own post NOV 2011

Enjoy as you have 90days to test, don't like it, refund.

[wilsonlam97]

Thanks camryhyrbrid!!!

But too bad these aren't the bluetooth models.

[2007camryhybrid]

welcome la........

i am so glad we are talking even the 32gb did not go through

Actually there is one 4 handset BT Uniden model when i was there......... for 79 or 89...... i will take a look on next trip!!!!!! ....... my brother got a 2 handset from dell for $49 around 8mths ago WITH BT ....i cannot recall uniden or vtech......should be uniden and seemless operation .....that's all i can tell about these "BT home cordless"

go go go RFD...... you are working so hard for deals like me "LIKE"

Thanks camryhyrbrid!!!

But too bad these aren't the bluetooth models.

[good deal bc]

This phone set still on sale at Abbotsford Costco :

Sku 288685 - uniden 5 cordless with 1 desk phone :

$69.97 now
Uniden 6.0 Telephone 5 Cordless handsets PLUS a base fix handset with D-answering
http://www.costco.ca/Browse/Product....A&Sp=C&topnav=

[JackWhyte]

do any of these use recharge aa batteries or are they all those terrible and terribly expensive special ones?

I was in the source one day and two people in a row walked in with ge adn vtech phones and the battery replacements were much more expensive than buying a new panasonic set. I told them this and one of them bought new 3-handset phones on sale.

[lightsout56]

Pay the extra for Panasonic ones....it is worth the difference!

[killingfloor]

Pay the extra for Panasonic ones....it is worth the difference!

I would agree. It is much easier to replace 2 aaa batteries(Panasonic models) versus buying proprietary batteries. Way cheaper in the long run.

[SickBeast]

I can vouch for the 27.97 Uniden phones. They are amazing. Crystal clear with very good battery life. I paid around $40 for them and I thought it was a reasonable price.

[lightsout56]

Panasonic phones will last you for 10+ years. There is no way the others will. I have bought VTech, Uniden etc in the past and will never waste my money again.

Panasonic are the "Cadillac" of cordless phones and well worth the price for quality and longevity.

I'm sure I will get flamed for this on this website but sometimes getting the best "deal" isn't always the best option

[BillyLo]

My Uniden DX15586-3 start to develop problem after 4 - 5 years. Caller could not hear me even I can hear them perfectly. Brand new battery does not correct the problem.

[mfpreach]

Panasonic phones will last you for 10+ years. There is no way the others will. I have bought VTech, Uniden etc in the past and will never waste my money again.

Panasonic are the "Cadillac" of cordless phones and well worth the price for quality and longevity.

I'm sure I will get flamed for this on this website but sometimes getting the best "deal" isn't always the best option

This is not true anymore, while I agree Vtech is crap, Panasonic isn't that much better. I have had a number of Panny phones that have crapped out on me after a couple of years.

[Manatus]

do any of these use recharge aa batteries or are they all those terrible and terribly expensive special ones?

I was in the source one day and two people in a row walked in with ge adn vtech phones and the battery replacements were much more expensive than buying a new panasonic set. I told them this and one of them bought new 3-handset phones on sale.

The Siemens ones use regular rechargeable AAAs. We've had them for a few months now and they have been great. I'd definitely get them for $70. Would stay clear of Uniden though.

Panasonic are the "Cadillac" of cordless phones and well worth the price for quality and longevity.

I agree that Panasonics are good quality phones, but I don't know about calling them Cadillacs... I mean who buys Cadillacs anymore?

[Cas77]

Pay the extra for Panasonic ones....it is worth the difference!

I would agree. It is much easier to replace 2 aaa batteries(Panasonic models) versus buying proprietary batteries. Way cheaper in the long run.

Panasonic phones will last you for 10+ years. There is no way the others will. I have bought VTech, Uniden etc in the past and will never waste my money again.

Panasonic are the "Cadillac" of cordless phones and well worth the price for quality and longevity.

I'm sure I will get flamed for this on this website but sometimes getting the best "deal" isn't always the best option

This x100.

Uniden are throwaways IMO after the battery dies. It'll cost you more for 4 good batteries than the price of these phones. The cheap China batteries will last 1/4 of the length of time an OEM will.

I'm a slow learner, went though 3 Unidens in 5 years before getting my new Panny with support for my mobile though BT, 1 button telemarketing blocking...etc...

[ericdraven]

Thanks Op!

[SKYMTL]

This is not true anymore, while I agree Vtech is crap, Panasonic isn't that much better.

Absolutely, positively not.

Not only is Panasonic one of the few that uses AA batteries (when the old ones go, just replace with Eneloops) but their phones are extremely durable. Not sure if anyone picked this up, but majority of interior components on my slightly older model are sealed in heat-shrink material. I found this out when I opened the thing up after it dropped into the pool. The only thing that was slightly out of wack afterwards was the caller ID screen.

Personally, I think all of the models mentioned in this thread aren't worth the money when you can pick up a PROPER Panasonic set for around $60 or less.