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Summary: Great phone but can be improved
Review: This is a great phone. I will only talk about something I desire in the future.1. Each voice box can be recorded your own announcement to confirm you are in the right voice box.
2. Depending on a phone number (e.g. out of area, private or some certain phone numbers), the ring tone will change. (Very useful for phone screening)
3. Can set the phone so a private caller or/and out of area cannot leave voice message. (Very useful feasture)
4. The handset has time and date. Also it can keep a short call history with call duration, time, date.
5. An extra battery which can charge at the base unit. The extra battery can be replaced the handset battery easily. (Very useful feature)
6. Can use the speaker phone on the Handset while it is charging
7. The handset would be smaller.
8. The voice box buttons will light up depending on which voice box has a message.
9. The voice box has long record time (current, it has only 15 minutes).
10 A extra mic can be on the back of the phone. So the phone can lay down and one can use the speaker phone without covering the mic.
11. The handset can set louder.
12. Accessories for hearing problems people (for my parent) There are many good things. You can just read other reviews. I won't repeat them here.
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Summary: The best smallest, lightest, powerful house workhorse phone!
Review: I have had this phone for quite some time and it's wall mounted and takes up so little space! It holds all my phone numbers (quite a lot!) and with the Caller ID, it's a blessing! Know when to avoid answering (that's why I have to remain anon)and I set special ring tones for friends with whom I do want to talk. I can't live without this phone!! It clips to your side and you can use the earpiece and walk around the house and work in the yard and the clarity doesn't change one bit! This is the best cordless phone I have ever owned. When I am in the kitchen I can set it on the counter and just hit speaker phone and talk and cook and the quality doesn't change for the caller either. If you haven't had a 2.4 giga-this is the phone to get as it'll be the only one for a LONG time! Can't say enough good things. This is a busy house here and it's been dropped a lot too but never gets sensitive. With all of its small delicate looking features, it seems like you might need to be careful, but not this guy. He's been great, pulling his weight around this household!
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Summary: Excellent Phone
Review: I purchased this phone about a month ago and have been very happy with it. The setup is very easy, having the extra handset is great when you don't have a phone jack handy and the battery lasts a long time. The instructions say that it lasts 11 days but with pretty regular use, mine holds a charge about a week at a time. I only have two complaints, its hard to hold the phone on your shoulder when you have your hands full (but there is a head set jack if you are so inclined) and the letters and numbers on the display on the hand sets are small. Otherwise I absolutely love it. Its the best phone that I've ever had. There is volume control, you can number each hand set, and you can set each handset with its own ring tone. There is so much more to this phone than is available with any others. Buy it!
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Summary: Great Phone!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: The only feature that would make this phone even better is the ability to direct a call to a specific headset. This phone has good sound, same distance from base as a 2.4ghz system, buttons are responsive, speakerphone as good as speaker phone can get, easy to transfer calls from handset to handset and from speaker to handset, has a keypad on base unit, comfortable to hold, battery life is as stated.
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Summary: Impressive phone
Review: When our 900 mHz Panasonic and Vtech phones died, it was time to upgrade. However, we have a 802.11b setup, so a 2.4 GHz phone was not a wise idea. After a week of use (while using the computers online) this phone is incredible. No interference and strong signal all over the house. The number of options is a little overwhelming (3 mailboxes! multiple ringers! signal booster!) but the phone is still easy to operate. Kudos to Panasonic for putting a speakerphone on every handset. Overall, another great phone from Panasonic.
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Summary: Great!
Review: We've had the Siemens Gigaset 8825 system for 3 years. The range was just ok, but the quality was terrible - we had to return a handset just about every 6 months. So, we finally decided to switch it out ant go the Panasonic 5.8 system. It's been great so far. The features on it are fantastic - the speakerphone on each handset is just great. The range is about 30 feet better than the Siemens. We're really happy with it. It's basically chock full of features that the Siemens didn't have, has better range, and is less expensive.
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Summary: Best one out there!
Review: I've owned the Panasonic KX-TG2583B for about two years and except for the battery life I was very happy with it. I decided to upgrade to this phone since it was 5.8 GHz and expandable. I have to say this is the best phone I've ever used. The reception/range is excellent and it has more features than most people would ever want. Here's what I like best:
Excellent Reception/Range
Expandible - multi handsets
Variable Rings on base and handset
Speakerphone on the handset (sounds great!)
Good (not great) quality digital answering system with 3 mailboxes
Monitor feature - you can monitor the base or any handset
Display on both base and handset is pretty good
Phone book (and you can transfer it to any other handsets)
Conference and Tranfer function with privacy option
Mute button (it's about time Panasonic!)
Excellent battery life (I hope it lasts this time) OK, now for a couple of minor gripes:
Volume on handset is a little low Caller ID works great, except when there are new calls you have to "read" all of the new #s on all of the handsets/base individually (to get them to stop flashing "new calls"). I wish I could just do it on one and have the others respond accordingly. Overall this phone is the best I've seen or used. You won't be disappointed.
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Summary: IT"S DA BOMB! TOTALLY THE BEST
Review: FEATURES, FEATURES, FEATURES. You should give this a try. I have waited for a great phone and it's now here. I got a great price. Going to buy another handset. I Like using belt clip (which is very secure on phone)and speaker phone on the handset when I'm on hold. I just clip it to my shirt and continue my life. You can adjust volume on handset, on base, for ringer and volume for Monitoring answering machine. Which I forgot to turn on.
LOL Love the NOT TO SHORT phone. I can put it on my shoulder again. Love the light up display. Love the easy menu's. Really love the one touch dial of last 5 calls. Love the Add to phone book. SPEAKER PHONE IS CLEAR! But callers can still tell its a speaker phone. Haven't needed to use Booster yet. Manual is big help and clear. It's a very attractive phone. I've seen some reviews here that knock the volume. No real problem here. Use it by my computer all the time. No interference. I wish it could set ring tones for specific callers. That would be very convienient. Especially if it could be set to ring differently for Out of Area or Anonymous calls. Darn telesellers. I also wish it would learn to fix dinner. Still waiting for that feature too. ...
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Summary: Best Phone I've Owned / Tested
Review: I bought and tried three different 5.8GHZ phones available on the market... Uniden, VTech, and the Panasonic. The following is what I found: Uniden
The Uniden looks good, but only performs decently. The handset is a bit big and clunky, and fairly heavy too. The worse feature of the phone is the ear piece. It sounds very tinny and not really that impressive for a phone of this quality and price. It's like talking to someone with a tin can up to your ear... all treble and no bass... doesn't sound natural. Probably the worse sounding ear piece I've ever heard on a phone. VTech
First of all, it doesn't truly utilize 5.8GHZ technology... it's 2.4 one way and 5.8 the other... so this still can cause problems with outside interference and computer networks. The phone performs fairly well, but there was nothing that special about it's performance or features. A 2.4GHZ phone for more than $50 less would perform the same. Panasonic
WOW! BY FAR THE BEST PHONE ON THE MARKET. I honestly found no flaws with this phone. Great range (further than the other two), never experienced static once, great sound and clarity from the ear piece, really nice answering machine and caller id features, very clear displays,.. the lists goes on. Just an all around great phone. I'm glad I tested them all out to see what was the best bang for my buck... the Panasonic 5.8GHZ phone blows the other 5.8ghz phones out of the water... it's not even close. If I hadn't tried them all, I may have been satisified with the other 2, but having tried the Panasonic, I wouldn't even consider the Uniden or VTech phones... they are mediocre in comparison to the Pansonic... yet cost the same price. Go with the Panasonic... I love it. Best phone I've ever owned.
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Summary: Great Phone
Review: First of I got this at http://www.jjielectronics.com/product.asp?0=242&1=243&3=161 for $229.00. This is a great phone. No static while sitting in front of my computer, excellent range and sound quality. The speaker phone is so good that people wont even know they are on speaker phone and speaker phone on the handset is perfect! My only gripe is that I wish the handset volume would go up one more notch, although the speaker phone volume goes quite high. Highly recommend!!!
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