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Polycom Soundpoint Pro SE-220 2-Line Conference Phone with Caller ID
	Manufacturer: Polycom Inc. Customer Rating:   List Price: $199.00 Sale Price: $132.57 Availibility: Usually ships in 24 hours Free Shipping Available Buy Now
Product Description
Putting an end to speakerphones that clip sound, the Polycom SoundPoint Pro SE-220 features full-duplex performance, so everyone can both talk and listen simultaneously. This corporate-quality phone system offers two lines, caller ID (including call-waiting caller ID), and a 32-character LCD display. Use the phone as a speakerphone or handset, or attach a headset for hands-free conversation. Although users who need larger-scale conferencing systems will want to look elsewhere, the SoundPoint Pro SE-220 competes well for its price point. Thanks to well-chosen features such as Polycom voice technology for crisp reception, 99-number call-history directory, 20-number speed dial, and any-key dialing, this model is ideal for typical conference rooms. The SoundPoint Pro SE-220 comes with a one-year warranty.
Product Details
Full-duplex conference phone with 2-line operation 36-number programmable speed dialing Caller ID with call waiting 99-number outgoing and incoming call history directories--you can easily locate and dial stored numbers 32-character LCD screen; integrated headset amplifier, hanger, and controls
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Quality Phone for the Office   Review Date: December 24, 2005 Reviewer: R. Schoick, USA After having tried a less expensive, big box store brand of 'executive' 2-line conference phone, I am very impressed with the quality of this phone. You really do get what you pay for. Pros: looks sleek; people tell me the conferencing is the best they've heard; has the features you'll need including an amplified headset jack, choice of ring tones, speed dial. Cons: lack of lit display, though for me it really hasn't been an issue as ambient light has been sufficient; price - it's twice what you'd pay for a typical (RCA, AT&T, etc.) SOHO phone at a big box store. The most frustrating aspect of this phone, however, is that it only stores 24 digits/spaces, so a typical phone number takes 11, figure an extension could take 4, that only leaves 9 seconds of 'pause' which isn't nearly long enough for the call to connect, then ring a couple times before the voice mail system picks up asking for you to enter an extension. Seems stupid given that Polycom's business is phones; you'd think they'd know how long it takes a call to connect. Oh well, that's my biggest frustration with the phone - the pauses should be 2 seconds instead of 1. The head set hook is a plus, and so far it's been a mostly positive experience. Excellent Phone   Review Date: September 12, 2003 Reviewer: , Simi Valley, CA United States I've had this phone for about a week and it is excellent! The quality, touch/feel of the phone, and even its aesthetic make this a steal at this price. I use the $1000 version of this phone at work and have always liked how natural the full-duplex conversations are with the Polycom phones. This phone has the same technology and in trying this phone with several people on both handsets and speakerphones, they have all said that the sound is clear and natural. A few commented that the microphone does sound a bit softer than might be preferable. My only critique would be that the higher-end Polycom phones come with a combined power/telephone-line cord so you only have to drag one cord across your desk, but instead this phone can accept two lines. If you talk a lot on the phone, especially while on the computer or on teleconferences, this is a must! Excellent speaker quality   Review Date: August 14, 2001 Reviewer: JCM, New Bern, NC United States No complaints from people on the other end of the line about clarity or volume. Many features that take some time to learn, but very convenient. Best phone in the house for my hearing aid. Best phone I every had   Review Date: March 17, 2004 Reviewer: Dave Millman, San Jose, CA USA This is a truly excellent phone. I have used mine for four years now. It has a headset jack and button, so you you can plug a headset without screwing with amplifiers. It has a DSP speaker phone with a microphone on the front and the back. The two-line conference feature balances the line levels and works great. Audio quality is excellent I did have top return one under warranty when it started buzzing. But this one has worked for three years. Update 8/2007: Still going strong... Excellent, well designed home office phone   Review Date: October 5, 2005 Reviewer: SpikerJack, California I had very basic needs - quality 2 line phone for home office use PLUS high-end duplex speakerphone support for heavy, heavy conference call usage. With lots of experience with Polycom in office settings, I was willing to give this a try. I am very impressed. Yes it's expensive and other 2 line speakerphones can be less than half this cost. But the overall quality and reliability, especially the speakerphone, make it worth every penny I spent.

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