When the phone is in the holder, can I plug my phone charger in the base?
1351151
Yes you can still plug in your charger. It only makes contact with the sides.
1351152
Yes you can plug your charger into the phone. The Charging port is accessible.
1639348
It's a regular charger for cell phone. But, it didn't have a base end to charge it with. You can use your cellphone charger in. The phone is fine for the cost. I haven't had a problem from it. I switch my sim back and forth. Especially if I'm in the gym. It works perfect for me.
1461003
No, however; the cord that you normally use for charging your phone will work just fine.
1655331
No. This is an additional handset to increase the number of stations in your house or office.It comes with the charger holder. If you call the charger holder as the "base", that's OK. It must be paired with the home station (I think the model # is AT&T; TL90070 DEC 6.0 or equivalent) to be functional. The home station comes with either two or three handsets, dependent on what model you purchase. Each of the handset comes with the charger holder (if you the call the charger holder as a base, then it's alright.)
1411264
There's an opening on the bottom that allows me to attach my charger. My headphone jack is on the top of the phone, using this with a Nokia 1520.
1579589
You can but, you should really plug your phone directly into an outlet to get a full charge. It's better for your phone and also the device.
1508412
Yes the charger/base plugs into wall to charge the light battery, then you can lift the light out of its base and use it with no cords attached, then when you are done using it you can place the light back into the charger base just like you would a cordless phone phone!
1185341
Yes. The "charging base" plugs into a wall socket and recharges the hand unit.
774025
Yes, the phone charges as long as the base is plugged to a electrical circuit and is in the base.
312475
Yes, the base plugs into a standard electrical outlet. I let mine charge overnight and then remove it from the charger and store it. Still works great.
2274767
yes, you can. My wall outlet was also installed upside down so I had to plug mine in upside down. The "down side" is that you will see the phone cords now on the top and not the bottom.
2139232
You can plug a USB-to-miniUSB cord into the base of the charger and then charge your phone without removing the battery. It does require the device to be plugged into an outlet to charge your phone. It is NOT a portable power source, though.
293210
The charger units that hold the handsets only charge. The connection is between the handsets themselves and the base.
2077445
Absolutely! I bought one for a co-worker and other people in the Office want one now. The charging cord easily fits into the holder. Hope this helps.
897206
The radio has a USB port. Your phone charger cord should be equipped with a USB on one end and you phone plug on the other. If your phone cord is not so equipped you can get the needed cord from your carrier.
47809
The phone does not have to be in the base. You can put the phone anywhere you want in the house or even out in the yard or garage. However, the base must be plugged into an outlet for the phone to work (it's like a transmitter or whatever the proper term is). Also, the base is the re-charger when the battery gets low on the phone. Like a cell phone, the more you use the phone the sooner it loses it's charge. It does seem to hold a charge for quite awhile. I usually put my phone back on the base when not in use, just out of habit. Also, you have to have the main unit for the auxiliary phones to work. The phone does not have to be in the base. You can put the phone anywhere you want in the house or even out in the yard or garage. However, the base must be plugged into an outlet for the phone to work (it's like a transmitter or whatever the proper term is). Also, the base is the re-charger when the battery gets low on the phone. Like a cell phone, the more you use the phone the sooner it loses it's charge. It does seem to hold a charge for quite awhile. I usually put my phone back on the base when not in use, just out of habit. Also, you have to have the main unit for the auxiliary phones... » Read More The phone does not have to be in the base. You can put the phone anywhere you want in the house or even out in the yard or garage. However, the base must be plugged into an outlet for the phone to work (it's like a transmitter or whatever the proper term is). Also, the base is the re-charger when the battery gets low on the phone. Like a cell phone, the more you use the phone the sooner it loses it's charge. It does seem to hold a charge for quite awhile. I usually put my phone back on the base when not in use, just out of habit. Also, you have to have the main unit for the auxiliary phones to work. « Show Less
1376721
In my answer, I refer to the base unit, is not wall mountable, however the charger unit is wall mountable