Panasonic KX-TC1743B 900 MHz Cordless Phone with Caller ID, Answering Device & Speakerphone (Black) Electronics

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Average Rating: Rating: - Good Phone, Would give it 3.5 stars though I've been visiting epinions, amazon and other sites trying to find the skinny on a good cordless phone for a while. This one pretty much does it. Pros: - Good price, though only [$] or so less than most Pan 2.4 Ghz phones - Very solid handset. Feels nice to use one that doesn't feel too light or to small - Calls pretty darn clear - Very easy to set up - Better handset speakerphone than the VTech ones I've used Cons: - DEFINITELY need one extra level of loudness on the handset. It's nearly loud enough--but when the other party on the phone is talking low, I wish I could blast it up another notch. - Maybe all digital answering machines are poor clarity, let's just say this one is no exception - Very rarely, 1 out of 30 calls, I hear occasional clicking - Their customer support team knows NOTHING. No I'm serious. They're clueless Overall I like this phone. Wish it had multiple mailboxes like the VTechs. Rating: - Great phone at reasonable Price. A Recommended Buy. I was on the market of cordless phone and was debating between 2.4ghz vs 900mhz. I went with 900mhz because it's cheaper and preventing interference with my 2.4 ghz home network that it may cause. I don't think there is a big difference in sound quality between 2.4ghz vs 900mhz. As far as I've been experienced, my kxtc-1743b is crisp and clear and works well around the block. The answering machine and caller ID work great. It does what you will expect with basic features, simple to use and set up. The speaker phone on the handset is convenience and great to have but it consumes more battery power. On the down side, there is no mute button, the volume on the handset shoud be louder at maximum setting, battery does not last long as advertised. Overall this is an excellent all-in-one phone. It does what you will basicly need most of the time. I highly recommend this phone if you just need basic features of a cordless phone, want it to take massages and be able to see caller ID. But if you need a sophisticated and advanced answering system, this is NOT the device to get. In my opinion, Panasonic makes BEST cordless phones. They are very reliable. You can't go wrong with this phone. Rating: - A decent phone/answering machine On the whole, I'm happy with this phone, especially given the very mixed reviews of all cordless phone/answering machine combinations. (They all seem to be hit-and-miss, which argues for buying a standalone answering machine.) But I've had good luck with this one. I've had the phone for several months without significant problems. Once in a great while the handset doesn't connect to the base when you press "talk" to receive an incoming call, in which case the answering machine picks up. Once in a great while there are clicks while you're talking, obliterating small portions of your conversation. But it has never disconnected my call or had its battery die. Voice quality on the digital answering machine is not crystal clear, but it's acceptably audible. And contrary to another review here, this phone can be hung on a wall plate. Mine is. It sticks out a bit, but doesn't fall. Things I like about this unit: 1) When you pick up the handset from the base, you don't have to press a button to answer the call. 2) You can precisely set the volume and the number of rings before the answering machine picks up. 3) If the answering machine picks up before you do, you can interrupt it simply by pressing "talk" or picking up the handset from the base. 4) It tells you exactly how many messages have been left, and blinks if you haven't listened to them yet. And there's a time-date stamp. 5) You can dial a number "off-line," read the number on the display to make sure it's right, and THEN press talk to speed-dial it, or do it the traditional way (get your dial tone first, then dial). 6) The speakerphone on the handset works very well. My 2-year-old twins can talk on it simultaneously. 7) There's a plastic belt clip for the handset. Handy if you have infants.

Panasonic KX-TC1743B 900 MHz Cordless Phone with Caller ID, Answering Device & Speakerphone (Black) Electronics

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