No, the BT/EE Home Digital Phone has no cord to plug into an ATA adapter. It connects by DECT to a DECT base station built-in to the router. Therefore it should have similar range to ordinary DECT cordless handsets. These I find v. good. I can use them in the back garden from the base station in front of house.
@JAMES45781 wrote:
Whilst I have cordless phone which certainly should be compatible ,I am considering an EE Digital Handset as I believe it is a bit easier to set up. ?
Any normal phone is easy to set up anyway. Just plug it into back of router or an ATA adapter remote from router.
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