FWIW, my admittedly limited testing showed that 3 different 2.4 GHz models
had poor range compared to the far-cheaper 900 MHz ones. And there's a
limitation on proximity of the base station and poor reception near
microwave ranges with the 2.4's. But some people say 2.4's are great and
the 5.8's even better. We went for the far-cheaper 900's and they're fine.
At $15-$20 per phone, it's hard to complain vs $50 and up for 2.4 models.
Karl
> Ron I'm in the same position.... both here and in my business.... looking
> forward to an answer to this one...
> I need to replace a cordless phone and am total confused about what type
> to get. What is the difference between 900MHz analog, 2.4 MHz and 5.8
> MHz digital? What is recommended for the best type? On top of the
> different types the prices vary from $3 to $100.
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