Telefone sem fios DECT AVM FRITZ! X6 preto — alta-voz, atendedor de chamadas, identificação de chamadas, agenda telefónica com 100 entradas

AVM FRITZ! X6 black is a DECT cordless handset intended for landline use. Designed for desk placement, the handset includes a built-in display, hands-free speakerphone, integrated answering machine and caller ID. The device stores up to 100 phonebook entries and offers typical DECT range up to 40 m indoors and up to 300 m outdoors. It runs on a rechargeable Li‑Ion battery suitable for extended talk and standby times.

Advantages

The FRITZ! X6 combines basic office and home telephony features in a compact cordless handset: clear hands‑free conversations via the speakerphone, an integrated answering machine to capture missed calls, and caller identification for incoming calls. A built‑in display and a 100‑entry phonebook simplify call management, while desk mounting and DECT radio provide convenient placement and wireless mobility within the stated range.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

The FRITZ! X6 is not intended for users who need advanced PBX features, multi‑line handling, or professional call center functions. It may also be unsuitable where extended enterprise‑grade range or additional handset roaming across multiple base stations is required.

Key specifications

How to use

Place the FRITZ! X6 on a desk near the telephone base or charging cradle and connect the base to your landline according to the manufacturer instructions. Use the built‑in display and navigation keys to access the phonebook, call lists and answering machine settings. To make hands‑free calls, activate the speakerphone during a call. Recharge the Li‑Ion battery in the cradle when not in use to maintain standby readiness and optimal talk time.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

For reliable operation, position the base station centrally in the area of use to maximize indoor coverage, keep the handset charged when not in use, and regularly review the answering machine messages; use the 100‑entry phonebook to store frequent contacts for faster dialing.