It has 94 station phone directory and includes 3- way conferencing, 4-line backlit LCD display, intercom and privacy mode. There is also a featured data port that supports a fax or modem connection. 25423RE1 Features: Corded Phone 4-Line Operation Expandable Up To 16 Stations Hearing Aid CompatibleBacklit LCD Display (4-Line)SpeakerphoneElectronic Volume Control94 Station Phone Directory / Dialer3-Way Conferencing16 Station Speed DialBattery Back Up in Case of Power OutageAdjustable Ringer / Volume ControlIntercomCall TransferData Port Allows the Connection of Fax Machines or ModemsPrivacy ModeLine In Use IndicatorDo Not Disturb2.5mm Headset JackTrilingual Menu Support (English / Spanish / French) Additional Handsets For This Model Are: General Electric / RCAH5401RE1 ( Base Supports Only 1 Additional Handset) Compatible With The Following Models: GE 29487 RCA 25403RE3 25404RE3 25424RE1 25413RE3 25414RE3 25415RE3 25425RE1"
I should have looked at all the other reviews as well. It doesn't say it in the description and the picture shows caller id (as does the phone when it arrives) but then it has a sticker that says it doesn't support caller id.
This review concerns the lack of usefulness of the remote handset that is paired up with the desk phone. This RCA 4-line desk phone base station looks nice & works well- this one has speakerphone and intercom but doesn't come with caller id or answering machine ( those features are available for a higher price). I like it. But it doesn't come with a headset option, like the 2-line version and the remote handset that is paired with the 4-line desk phone has serious limitations (see next paragraph for detail..
Unbelievable that any phone sold today does not support Caller ID - even more unbelievable that the product information listed on Amazon does not mention this anywhere. Only after your receive the phones and discover this 'defect' will you notice the little red note on the upper right-hand corner of the box: "Does not Support Caller ID". Would be nice if the product description had mentioned this.
