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	• Panasonic Dect 6.0 Series Dual Handset Cordless Phone System with Answering System (KX-TG1032S) Panasonic Panasonic, 2007 average customer review:based on 296 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

great phone

We had a lot of static with our 5.8 Uniden phone but this 6.0 Panasonic is great - no static and easy to program everything.

Panasunic phone

I am very happy with this phone. I have had it a month now. At first I was leary about it, because it kept beeping while I was talking 2 or more feet away from the handset. This is no longer a problem, it seems to have "fixed" itself.

cordless phone system

When my puppy ate the 12V recharger cord of our previous telephone, I selected this set as an upgrade replacement. It has been easy to use and works as advertised. The one feature which I haven't adjusted to yet is the constant display of missed calls. I manually erased all the calls (including some which I had added to the phonebook) and the missed call display still shows them and took away the phonebook entries. I haven't yet taken the time to fully read the instructions yet so this may simply be a problem easily resolved.

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Recommended!

Works better than our previous V-Tech, is lighter, more solid, easier to program, well lit, and has a SpeakerPhone which is a rare feature for a phone set that is this inexpensive. We are pleased with our purchase and highly recommend this phone set. Oh, and it takes AAA batteries instead of those awkward battery packs.

a-okay

seems to do what it is supposed to -although i would like back lit number buttons...battery seems to last quite along time...overall a very good phone, a little quirky for me to plug in phone numbers in the phone book setting... my main phone is a '50s rotary

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