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2.4 GHz phones probably more commonly use digital modulation.
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When I was at Best Buy recently, they had a LOT of different me of 2.4
GHZ corless phones. and everyone of them was analog!!!!!!

they even speciicy said analog on the actual boxes and signs.

The one 2.4 GHZ model they had that did say "digital" turned out to be
analog. The stated "digital" was referring to the built-in answering
system being digital, not the regular converstations.

I did see a few digital 2.4 GHZ cordless phones at Wal-Mart, but even
most of the 2.4 GHZ ones there were analog.

so most 2.4ghz models are indeed analog.

Now the 5 GHZ cordless phones I've seen both places ( I think 5.8 GHZ,
although I might be off on frequency on these ones) did indeed say
digital on almost everyone of them I saw if not on everyone I saw.




There are a LOT of analog phones around here! The sales pitch is "Digital
Secure" of course referring to the code passed between the handset and the
base !