Submitted by: Brad K.
(1/31/2014)
After months and months of searching for a phone system and
phones that would best suit my new working environment I came across a NEC
Elite 48 phone system and NEC DTH-16D-1 D-Term 80 telephones that had
everything I was looking for. I also found a local service provider that works
very closely with NEC and would come out upon moment’s notice to resolve any
issues with my new system. I chose NEC because it seemed that they have very
reliable telephones and great service providers.
Buying the equipment used save me a lot of money in the long
run. Buying new would have cost me a fortune. Since I am also paying a for a
monthly service contact I did not have the budget to buy the system and phones
new. NEC has a wide variety of phones to choose from, many of which are more
expensive or “advance models” than the 16Ds which I bought. I am not impressed
with the more intricate phones because I do not even use all the buttons on the
lesser models. There were also various cheaper models which I opted out of as
well. I would suggest going with the bare minimum of whatever you think you
will use. Personally, a few of my employees like to program the buttons so I
knew I had to buy a middle of the road model to at least accommodate their
needs. Otherwise I would have just purchase the less expensive phones they
have. One thing I do really like about the phone is the ability to change
different ring-tones for specific phone numbers. For example, here at my office
we have 3 separate business entities that we operate out of the same business.
Having a distinct ringtone helps us easily understand which company is being
contacted exactly when the ring begins. This maybe be a typical feature on all
NEC office telephones, I am not entirely sure.
NEC DTH-16D-1 |
I also enjoy the LCD screen and caller-id that the phone
contains. It has never failed me and is very easy to read. Overall, this phone
does nothing to seriously “wow” you. But it does enough to handle your everyday
volume of calls very efficiently. After all, how much else do you really need a
phone to do? I know some people are hung up on purchasing the latest and
greatest technology but I am not one of those people, especially when it comes
to my telephone equipment. This stuff can get very costly. DO I update my cell
phone when the new model comes out? Yeah. But, I refuse to pay an extra $200
per unit to upgrade a phone that I only use as a phone. It’s not like these
things can run apps or anything anyway- Just my opinion. This phone is a great
buy especially if you search the internet for the best deal on used phones. The
more you buy the large the discount you are likely to receive as well.
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