Apr 21, 2008
SY Wong

VTech IS6110 Combo DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone with IM and QWERTY Keyboard Capabilities

Instant Messaging is the most favorite online communication tool used widely for peer to peer communication. Unlike voice and video communication, it works well and quite stable since the bandwidth consumption is pretty light weight. In view of the advantage and popularity, VTech, the leading supplier of cordless phone has just announced the availability of its first All-In-One – Cordless Phone with IM (Instant Messaging) and QWERTY keyboard capabilities for consumer market.



Known as IS6110, it is a DECT 6.0 compliance base unit with additional instant messaging capability built onto its mobile handset. In order to have a better way on inputing text messaging, the unit is equipped with QWERT hard keypad for fast typing. Users can enjoy the fun of having online chatting through MSN Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, AOL Messenger by connecting the base unit to PC via USB port. All these communication windows can be viewed through the high resolution big screen embedded on the handset. Better still, there is a “click-to-talk” feature that enables quick voice chats besides the data communication.

With the new technology convergence by integrating Instant Messaging into DECT cordless phone, user can have more convenience and fun with various ways of communication specially designed for those that can’t live without Instant Messaging. Priced at only $99.95, I am sure it is a good deal to get one for your digital home.



  • http://none dak

    after buying this phone and having it only work on the msn network for 1 month I would be leary of buying anything else made by Vtech. you do not build a phone and abandon it after selling them to the public. I now have another piece of tech trash. How long will they support the new IP9300? I'll keep my cash thank you Vtech.

  • McBit

    Beware: only x86 OS.

    The software that comes with the phone will not install on x64-based OS. Many people have experienced many problems with the supplied software. VTech seem to have abandoned support for this model. Many retailers stopped selling the phone as soon as Windows 7 rolled out, or sell it on clearance with huge discounts.

  • jeffremus

    Try the new VTECH IP8300

  • Sue

    It works without any computer!

  • sbuy

    I would be great if this phone will work without the pc.