I've used Skype as my main means of comunication between me and my business partners for a few years now. It works well and the call quality is fine too.
At home we have a US Robotics phone set that is a few years old, and needs a PC to be on to work. It does the job but is no where near as easy as just dialing through Skype itself. Newer versions are probably better.
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I think you need a dual DECT phone to do that. I have a dedicated handset that's getting a bit old so might go for the dual option.Originally posted by DeludedAussie View PostThanks cliphead
Is there any way we can use our existing cordless phones to use Skype or do we need to shell out for new skype cordless phones
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Thanks clipheadOriginally posted by Cliphead View PostCall quality's always been excellent to landlines, I call the US frequently. It's gets poor sometimes with Skype to Skype calls when the other party has a crappy built-in webcam / mic on a laptop.
Is there any way we can use our existing cordless phones to use Skype or do we need to shell out for new skype cordless phones
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Call quality's always been excellent to landlines, I call the US frequently. It's gets poor sometimes with Skype to Skype calls when the other party has a crappy built-in webcam / mic on a laptop.
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Skype Call Quality
Anyone on here use Skype a lot for calling -
Current home phone is £60 a month and that can be reduced to £10 with one of their subscriptions
I ve tried Skype before and was disspointed with their call quality - Whats it like for you?Tags: None
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