Product comparison · 2 telephones

Motorola CD2 DECT telephone Caller ID White vs Motorola CD201 telephone DECT telephone Caller ID White

Key differences

Number of handsets included
- CD2 DECT telephone Caller ID White:2
- CD201 telephone DECT telephone Caller ID White:1
Handset
- CD2 DECT telephone Caller ID White:2
- CD201 telephone DECT telephone Caller ID White:1
Number of products included
- CD2 DECT telephone Caller ID White:2 pc(s)
- CD201 telephone DECT telephone Caller ID White:1 pc(s)

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Comparison of CD2, CD201
36 specifications	A Motorola CD2 DECT telephone Caller ID White Model CD2 View product	B Motorola CD201 telephone DECT telephone Caller ID White Model CD201 View product
Performanceidentical
Type	DECT telephone	DECT telephone
Answering machine	No	No
Intercom	Yes	Yes
Maximum indoor range	50 m	50 m
Maximum outdoor range	300 m	300 m
Designidentical
Mounting type	Desk	Desk
Product colour	White	White
Phone featuresidentical
Speakerphone	Yes	Yes
Phonebook capacity	100 entries	100 entries
Babyphone function	No	No
Dialing	Tone	Tone
Multi base capability	4	4
Multi handset capability	5	5
Paging function	Yes	Yes
Call managementidentical
Caller ID	Yes	Yes
Redialing	Yes	Yes
Call log entries	50	50
Call waiting	Yes	Yes
Calling line identification presentation (CLIP)	Yes	Yes
Management featuresidentical
Alarm clock	Yes	Yes
Clock with calendar	Yes	Yes
Image gallery	No	No
Indicationidentical
Battery capacity indicator	Yes	Yes
Battery full indication	Yes	Yes
Battery low indication	Yes	Yes
Displayidentical
Built-in display	Yes	Yes
Backlight colour	Orange	Orange
Touchscreen	No	No
Ports & interfacesidentical
Wireless connection	Yes	Yes
Poweridentical
Battery type	AAA	AAA
Number of batteries supported	2	2
Packaging content1 differ
Number of handsets includedDiffers	2	1
Base station	Yes	Yes
Batteryidentical
Battery technology	Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)	Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Other features2 differ
HandsetDiffers	2	1
Number of products includedDiffers	2 pc(s)	1 pc(s)

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