What is a cordless landline phone?

A cordless landline phone, also known as a cordless phone, is a telephone that has a portable handset which communicates with a base unit that is connected to a landline telephone line. Cordless landline phones provide users with the freedom to move around their home or office while making or receiving calls, as they do not require a physical connection to the base unit.

The cordless phone was first introduced in the 1980s and has since become a popular alternative to traditional corded landline phones. Cordless phones come with a variety of features, including caller ID, call waiting, voicemail, and more. They also come in various styles and designs to match a user's personal preferences and home decor.

Cordless landline phones use radio waves to communicate with the base unit. The base unit is connected to the telephone line and is responsible for transmitting and receiving calls. The cordless handset communicates with the base unit using a radio frequency signal, which allows users to make and receive calls from anywhere within range of the base unit.