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Linksys CIT400 Dual-Mode Internet Telephony Kit with Integrated Skype

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List Price:
$178.27
Computers-Internet Price: $499.99
Subject To Change Without Notice
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Linksys
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Average Customer Rating:     

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Binding: Electronics Brand: Linksys EAN: 0745883577460 Feature: Product Type - VOIP Product Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Linksys Manufacturer: Linksys Model: CIT400 Publisher: Linksys Release Date: 2006-12-21 Studio: Linksys Warranty: 1 year warranty
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Features
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Product Type - VOIP Product Warranty - 1 year Distance Range -- 300 Meters Outdoor, 50 meters Indoor Number of Channels -- 10 channels (Europe & SA), 5 channels (NA)
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Editorial Reviews:
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Now when you want to talk to your friends, you can get cordless handset convenience without the need of a computer. The Linksys cordless Dual-Mode Internet Telephony Kit with Skype application is pre-loaded on the phone and comes with the handset, charger and Base Station that plugs into your broadband network and to the standard telephone line plug. Choose to make calls over a standard telephone line or with Skype and select who you want to talk to from your contact list on your handset. The Handset supports SkypeIn and SkypeOut as well as standard telephone calls showing the caller's ID on the screen. Other features include Mute for privacy and speakerphone to let everyone join in the conversation. 300 Meters Outdoor, 50 Meters Indoor Distance Range 10 Channels Europe & SA, 5 Channels NA 120 hours of Standby Time, 10 hours of Talktime 4K Color LCD with 128x128 pixels Display Status display of Skype contact list, Skype voicemail and SkypeOut credit Polyphonic MIDI ringer melodies Voice encryption security Automatic updates on the Skype client 2x AA 750mAh NiMH Rechargeable Batteries Ethernet 10/100 RJ45, Line RJ11 Base Station Ports Handset Locator Base Station Skype, Phone Line, Ethernet and Activity LED Minimum Requirements - Broadband Cable, DSL or other Connection with Broadband Router or Gateway Base Station Dimensions - Width 5.79 x Height 4.96 x Depth 1.40 inch / Weight - 0.79 pounds Handset Dimensions - Width 1.77 x Height 5.63 x Depth 1 inch / Weight - 0.22 pounds Charger Dimensions - Width 2.36 x Height 2.76 x Depth 2.28 inch / Weight - 0.14 pounds
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Linksys CIT400 Skype phone Comment: Aside from a few glitchs now and then this is a good phone. If it quits on you contact Linksys support because its probably a simple fix and Linksys tech support has been stellar in my experience. I would prefer a few other choices for ringtone but I've gotten used to the ones it has. (wouldn't have minded a traditional phone ringtone) I'm reviewing this after using the phone for 7 months. If I'd written this review sooner I might have given it 2 or 3 stars but I've come to appreciate the phone. Also the speaker phone has been useful to me.
Customer Rating:      Summary: DECEMBER 2008 Time for a more current review to be placed at the top!! Comment: I purchased my CIT400 spring of 2007 for $149 - so whats with the current $600 price tag.
I am very happy with the service of this phone over the last 18 months, my wife less so. Of course I take into consideration the $1800 I have saved is reduced phone bills.
The unit does need some support. At times over the last 18 months we've had to periodically unplug the base-station and let the phone reset itself.
The voicemail service was sketchy for a while.
Ok as much as I like this phone and service, $600 is way out of the market when their is so many other Skype phone options available.
The phone does not have a redial button.
You can't push one button to hear recent messages. {It would be nice to be able to mark them as unread, when none are for you.}
Pros:
The speaker phone is nice, so you can share the conversation or set the phone down while you talk.
The hand-set is durable, the wife threw it hard in the first few months.
The Contacts file is huge and you can add them from Outlook, or type them in on your PC {Skype installed on that PC}
Forget the monthly fee quotes. Get the unlimted serice $60/$30 for In & out service. It renewed for $30. You can't beat unlimited phone service for $30 per year. Even the latest thing Magic-Jack is more expensive than that.
Some folks keep the old home phone for local calls and the fear of not being able to make Emergency calls. THAT'S NUTS. JUST CREATE A CONTACT 1 - LOCAL POLICE EMERGENCY AND YOU CAN CONNECT DIRECTLY TO YOUR LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICE. Toss out the old ATT/Cingular service - You Pay more than $30 per year for just the FCC-TAXES to Uncle Sam.
Customer Rating:      Summary: saves me a ton of money Comment: i'm definitely impressed with this phone, but even more so with the skype service. i have a one year skype in number and a one year skype out subscription. together, they cost me about 90 dollars A YEAR. its a really great way to save. another great feature of this phone is that you can plug in your landline connection to it to make emergency 911 calls even if you dont have a plan
Customer Rating:      Summary: Wonderfull Discontinued Skype Phone Comment: I have been use this Voip phone for more than 1 year. I love this phone. It has been save me a lot of money in local and international calls. I have also a income phone number sold by skype and the quality of calls are amazing. According with some informations this phone is already discontinued from linksys. The good news is that the same phone is now been sold by Netgear without the iPhone trademark. The Linksys CIT400 iPhone is now available as the Netgear SPH200D.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great Skype Phone, but a RIPOFF price by this amazon "third-party merchant" Comment: I bought the CIT400 just a few months ago from Amazon.com for $79. I'm talking Amazon.com prime... the real Amazon. The phone works well and I am very satisfied.
However, this Amazon third-party merchant, "Toyzz", is just ripping you off at this outrageous price of $329.99. What a joke.
Do not buy from price gougers like "Toyzz"... and shame on Amazon for allowing their customers to be exposed to this type of nonsense.
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