Téléphone DECT Gigaset CL660HX

The Gigaset CL660HX is a DECT telephone in a grey finish designed for everyday home and small office use. It features a 2.4" colour display that shows call information and menu options clearly. The handset supports a phonebook of up to 400 entries and basic SMS functionality. With a built-in hands-free speakerphone and typical indoor/outdoor DECT ranges, the device provides reliable voice communication and easy access to stored contacts.

Advantages

The CL660HX combines a compact desk-mounted design with a clear 2.4" display and an extensive phonebook capacity, allowing quick access to contacts. The integrated speakerphone enables hands-free conversations while the DECT platform provides secure, interference-resistant wireless voice transmission. Lightweight construction and a straightforward interface reduce setup and daily operation effort.

Suitable for

• Home telephony with multiple stored contacts
• Small office environments requiring a reliable desk handset
• Hands-free situations such as multitasking or note-taking during calls
• Users who need clear on-screen call and menu information

Key specifications

• Type: DECT telephone
• Display: 2.4-inch colour screen
• Phonebook capacity: up to 400 entries
• Messaging: supports SMS
• Speakerphone: built-in hands-free speaker
• Mounting type: desk
• Weight: 0.116 kg
• Colour: grey
• Typical range: up to 50 m indoors, up to 300 m outdoors

How to use

Place the handset on its desk base and connect the base to a compatible DECT base station or a supported VoIP/telephone system according to your system's instructions. Use the 2.4" display and navigation keys to access the phonebook, call list, and SMS functions. During a call, press the speakerphone key to switch to hands-free mode. Charge the handset as recommended before first use and follow on-screen prompts to register the handset if required by your base station.

Recommendations

Position the base station centrally in the coverage area to maximise indoor range and reduce obstacles between handset and base. For best call clarity, keep firmware on connected DECT equipment up to date and avoid placing the base near large metal objects or other wireless transmitters that may affect radio performance.