AT&T Hits a “Home Run” with this CLP99383 Phone

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I remember, years ago, before it was "cool" (or necessary) to have a fully functional home office, shopping for "just the right phone" to cover all of our business needs. At the time, we were running a domain registration and hosting site and were quite popular with our "high quality, affordable services" rates. However, this motto required that we use the phone to be available to our customers 24/7 and, in our own home, with what would work like a commercial phone. It was nearly an impossible feat to find one that had ALL of the features we needed, without changing our motto to "high quality, NON-affordable services."

AT&T CLP99383 Telephone

Fortunately, AT&T has come to the rescue these days and not just "getting by" but hitting it out of the ball field.

Quality of Sound of CLP99383 Phone

The quality of the sound is better than digital clear. Gone are the warm fuzzy analog sound quality with raspy undertones, and here are the techno-clear digital age sound that would put Star Trek to shame. In the past, I recall having issues with the phone company (during "dial-up" days) because the sound was so bad that it wouldn't keep an internet connection. This sound quality is so clear you could record a podcast off of it. In fact, I might just do that!

AT&T CLP99383 Telephone

Features Galore in the CLP99383 Phone

This lovely phone has all of the features my heart could desire, for my office, as well as home. These features include:

  • a "range" that doesn't know the word "end."
  • voice announcing of Caller ID (when subscribed via phone service)
  • caller ID/call waiting with ability to store up to 50 calls in history
  • conference calling
  • answer the phone with any key (fumbling? no problem!)
  • Push-to-Talk
  • mute
  • equalizer to adjust HD audio (we sound engineers LOVE that!)
  • 3 handsets (expandable to 12)
  • works with AT&T cordless headset (essential!)
  • intercom (us too-lazy-to-use-stairs LOVE that!)
  • built-in phone directory that stores up to 200 entries
  • voicemail indicator
  • quick access for your voicemail (no longer fumbling to find it!)
  • last 10 numbers available for redial
  • multi-language setup menu
  • power-conserving technology (us green people LOVE that!)
  • battery back-up
  • mount on table or wall
Connect to Cell BLUETOOTH® technology

Favorite Feature: Connect to Cell BLUETOOTH® Technology of CLP99383 Phone

So, you gave up your landline and upped your cell minutes to unlimited to cut costs? Well, the CLP99383 is still the phone for you! I love my iPhone, but, sometimes the audio is just a bit muffled. When I used headphones, the sound is clear as can be, but who has time to grab the headphones every time the cell phone rings? Well, here is the answer to both – use the CLP99383! This beautiful piece of technology can be hooked up to act as the cell phone, so you don't have to use your cell phone when you are in the office or at home. This is also very handy if the cell phone is on one floor of the house and not the floor that you are on … no worries… with 3 handsets, you are sure to have a phone handy to answer that cell call.

The handset of the the CLP99383 makes it easy to use, allowing you to choose between Cell 1 and Cell 2. Oh, and for those of us who are forever having trouble deciphering little universal graphics? Have no fear, AT&T has thought of us and included the TEXT, so we can figure out what the buttons are! They also had the foresight to make the numbers big enough to read but not so big that you feel like you are a senior citizen (even if you are). The display is clear as can be, and as easy to read as a piece of paper.

Since the handsets are actually utilizing the cell phone service, for each of the cell buttons on the phone, you can actually use each handset to make a call AT THE SAME TIME using each of the services (the two different programmed-in cell phones, and the land line). Did you notice, THREE handsets with this system?

AT&T CLP99383 Telephone

That's not all. The CLP99383 also has a built-in USB dock for the cell phone. What does that mean? The CLP99383 can alert you to texts, email, voicemail.. any alerts that your cell phone would give you. Do you have one of those houses (or offices) where you continually lose the call because of a dead spot, but conveniently forget about that dead spot until it happens, repeatedly? No worries. Leave your phone in the best location for the cell signal and use the CLP99383 handset instead. This also helps when you want to have those business calls on speaker phone and they call in on your cell phone. Some cell phones just were not cut out for speaker calls. The CLP99383, on the other hand, handles those calls like a pro, turning your cell phone into a full-blown commercial speaker phone.

Surprise Bonus: Downloadable Directory

Now that your phone has collected calls and call information for the land line and two cell phones, and you have it in the directory, you can download that information and add it to your favorite address book system. No longer do you have to key it into the phone, one cell phone, the other cell phone, and the online/offline directories. Handle it once and it can be integrated with all of your systems.

Workflow enhancement

The base is full of goodies and programmable options, but it can find its place of honor on your favorite coffee table, or large desk, or even the wall-mount option. However, for smaller places and smaller desks, the handset is sleek and has a small footprint, barely taking more space that a cell phone. It is easy on the hands, easy on the eyes, and easy to use, with the slick touch-buttons and easy-to-read panel. This phone, with its relatively small size, handles all of your business needs in a robust manner, with the headset capability, speaker phone, easy to reach directory, and functioning as three phones in one. It becomes the standard by which business communication is measured.

Conclusion

With a phone that boasts this many features AND serves as an essential part of my home office, I would expect to pay $399 and up. Back "in the day," that was a reasonable price tag for a comparable phone of its day. However, this CLP99383 phone is only around $100. I would go out and pick one up now. In fact, I'm thinking that I may grab a couple for Holiday gift giving.

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28 comments… add one
  • Dee Dec 10, 2013 @ 6:17

    One of our house phones is on the fritz – I’ll have to check this out!

  • Mandi Dec 10, 2013 @ 7:35

    I haven’t had a landline in years but this phone looks AWESOME! Our kids will never know about the phones with the super long curly cord you would play with while on hold lol

  • Francine Dec 10, 2013 @ 7:51

    I am in the market for a new phone and I love all these features. I will have to check this one out!

  • Debbie Denny Dec 10, 2013 @ 9:20

    I like the different handsets working like that. Great deal!

  • brett Dec 10, 2013 @ 10:53

    we NEED a new phone system. ours just “loses” the line. so half the time it says no home line, and isn’t connected. its very frustrating

  • Vonnie Dec 10, 2013 @ 10:53

    Love. Love. The Price! I need one of these phone systems. Love the feature of having it connect to my cellphone! Thanks!

  • Elizabeth Dec 10, 2013 @ 11:47

    I love how these phones look- very sleek!

  • Elizabeth Towns Dec 10, 2013 @ 15:28

    I need these phones right away. They make so much sense and will make my life so much easier. I need to find out how I can make this happen because I really need the convenience.

  • Dawn Lopez Dec 10, 2013 @ 15:36

    So funny, I actually have this same phone set. It’s the BEST we’ve ever had, I couldn’t be any happier with it! Would buy it all over again if we had to. Highly recommended!

  • Amy Desrosiers Dec 10, 2013 @ 15:59

    I really lvoe the look of this phone for $100! I think it has all the features I want in a phone, and it is really sleek!

  • Pam Dec 10, 2013 @ 15:59

    That really is a good price for a phone with that many headsets and features.

  • Shauna Dec 10, 2013 @ 16:26

    Wow, talk about a phone for the future… this phone sounds awesome… thanks for letting me know about it

  • trisha Dec 10, 2013 @ 17:02

    Wow, what a great price too! It has a ton of fantastic features!

  • Janeane Davis Dec 10, 2013 @ 19:27

    I have never heard of a device like this before. It is really an interesting way of combining different technologies.

  • Liz Dec 10, 2013 @ 19:35

    That’s a super convenience to able to grab the call no matter where you are in the house. I’m definitely a fan of the clarity of a regular, not cell phone so this is great.

  • Danielle Dec 10, 2013 @ 20:14

    Wow, that is really fancy looking! I would love to have those phones!

  • Wendy Dec 10, 2013 @ 21:13

    Oh, I need to do something about my phone. I pay tooooo much and I just don’t get any service at home. Ugh.

  • Christopher James Dec 10, 2013 @ 21:30

    Nice. I’m gonna get these for my office.

  • Dawn Dec 10, 2013 @ 21:58

    I think I have this same phone {can’t remember the code number right off}. If not, it is similar. I love it!

  • Melanie of Que Means What Dec 11, 2013 @ 1:10

    This beautiful piece of technology can be hooked up to act as the cell phone, so you don’t have to use your cell phone when you are in the office or at home.<< Who knew they made a phone to do so! That is so awesome!

  • katherine Dec 11, 2013 @ 3:15

    That looks like a very nice phone. I bet it’s really clear too!

  • David Ryan Dec 12, 2013 @ 21:52

    I would love to have this phone even at home.

  • Aras Androck Feb 13, 2015 @ 21:03

    I’m so getting phone plan then.

    • deborah Mar 24, 2015 @ 13:51

      Good for you, Aras. Glad that helped 🙂

  • Marie Jul 20, 2017 @ 11:24

    Thanks, it is very informative

    • Deborah Feb 19, 2018 @ 9:28

      Thank you, Marie. I’m glad you found it informative.

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    Very good blog post. I certainly appreciate this website.
    Keep it up!

    • Deborah Feb 8, 2019 @ 5:09

      Thanks, Copper Poet (did I get your name correct? – if not, please feel free to correct me in a response).

      If you have any specific topics that you would like us to add to the list, please let us know. It appears that you like technology related, possibly tech review, articles. I could add that to the list to attempt to increase those 😉

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