( 11 reviews )
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Posted: May 10 2009
I didnt buy it with a specific use in mind except to use it as a phone. Its fine as just that. Pros: * 2line switching is a good feature * The range is decent * Good clarity Cons: * Dialpad on the base would be nice * the buttons in the handset could be better - these are soft rubber * the volume up/down key gets sticky
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Posted: Mar 11 2008
WORKS VERY WELL AS TELEPHONE BUT MAKES VERY STRONG INTERFERENC WITH 2.4MHZ SECURITY VIDEO SYSTEM IN ALL 4 CHANNELS. HAD TO MAKE CHOICE AND GOT RID OF TELEPHONE. IF YOU DONT HAVE VIDEO SYSTEM ITS OK. IF YOU HAVE 2.4MHZ VIDEO, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY.
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Posted: Jan 9 2008
Excellent 2-line cordless phone. I bought two about a month ago mainly because of various reviews. So far I'm very satisfied with the phones. I bought another to replace my AT&T AT 1412 (2-line) cordless that I'm happy to retire, it's a lousy cordless. The Panasonic is easy to program and the sound is very good, specially when using the speaker phone. The speaker phone audio is SUPER. The other party doesn't know when I'm using the speaker phone. One can be 10 feet from the cordless and the other party can still clearly make out what your saying. Most cordless phones come with a belt clip as does the Panasonic, but it also comes with a Shoulder Rest attachment. I'll probably never use the shoulder rest because the speaker phone audio is that good, never the less most others do not include this option. It's desk or wall mountable. I'm going to knock on wood when I say that I have owned a number of Panasonic products over the years and never have had one fail me. My only complaint with Panasonic is with their TH37PX60U 37" Plasma TV. The TV is great but I detest the remote. They swapped the position of the Channel and Volume buttons putting the Channel button on the LEFT. I have never seen a remote with the Channel on the LEFT and I go nuts when I move from room to room to view different TV's. It's just DUMB, 180 degrees out of phase with the rest of the world.
