Panasonic 5.8 Ghz 4-Line FHSS Expandable Cordless Phone System with Call Waiting Caller Id and Answering System (KX-TG4500B)
Give your small business the advanced features of a business telephone system without the high price tag. The Panasonic KX-TG4500 operates via cordless transmissions, so no expensive wiring or installation is required. Simply hook up the base unit to your phone lines and plug it into an AC outlet. Then set up the cordless handsets in the desired location. The system is expandable up to 8 handsets and can be added right away or over time as your needs grow. It's that simple!The KX-TG4500 cordless phone system will keep you connected with minimal hassle, giving you the opportunity to have fully functional handsets in areas where there are no phone jacks. Enjoy the confidence of knowing your conversations will be secure with Panasonic's 5.8 GHz Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Technology, which provides impressive sound quality with a digital signal that makes conversations extremely difficult to monitor.
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Panasonic 5.8 Ghz 4-Line FHSS Expandable Cordless Phone System with Call Waiting Caller Id and Answering System (KX-TG4500B) Reviews
Have had unit for more than a year. The U.S. Went back to cancel order on Amazon like 30 minutes after placed and was too late already being prepared and have to get it and return it. I hate the voice mail retrieval asking me if want English or Spanish.
It is annoying that question can not be turned off to avoid the extra selection step. Can't blame Amazon for being so fast. Helpful person with good English had me take out the battery, wait 1 minute to reset the unit. As others say, would like listening volume to be higher but have had no complaints on outgoing. BUT just then thinking to give it a chance just before Panasonic Customer Service closed I called. not Mexico. I don't know a word of Spanish.
One of my remote units seems to be deaf after one-year. Mainly for 2 remotes for picking up when not in home office and calling voice mail from cell for messages. All functions work, battery shows full charge but no sound can be heard - no mute isn't on. Vola.
I live in the U.S. UPDATE: After reading so many reviews on how customer service was so useless and reading manual and all the FAQ's on the Panasonic site with nothing related to my "deaf" unit, I ordered another from AMAZON. So why do I have to put up with the needless step. I can hear again.
language is ENGLISH.
don't hesitate. It has a better and clearer sound. It has more features if you have the time to read the thick booklet you can find many more. It is a Panasonic product which means you should not have any issues with quality. This is my second 4-Line Expandable Cordless Phone System of Panasonic. It is a plug and speak system that is delivering what you basically want: a clever home-small office telephone system without all the bother of wiring every room or station. This one is a bit different from the TG4000B I had.
Its an intercom/transfer system. It may not have all the features you're looking for, and might be very frustrating if you're used to an older Panasonic model, but for the average small office, its great, and highly professional. I also have a wireless GN Netcom headset that isn't as loud, and customers don't hear me as well on that one. So, all the quick dial names are currently whited out. (That's why so many voice mail systems have light concerto violin music, due to the lack of bass). I have recorded our own music, and discovered its very important your music has virtually no bass at all.
Major oversight, if you ask me. The menu system is fairly easy to navigate. In fact, depending on your circumstances, it might make this phone completely unacceptable because of this. The intercom/transfer pad is a bit confusing, (case in point). I guess if you're used to them, this one has some continuity problems. (Not Panasonic's problem, but a limitation of the phone line audio dynamics).
It looks like most of the negative comments are from customers familiar with the previous 4-line Panasonic phones. I've been working with this phone system for several months now, and I like it very much. (We got ours as a demo unit for half price, so that's also a big part of our satisfaction). There are a bunch of features packed into this phone, and I've spent a lot of time with the manual to make sure I have very clear understanding on how the system works. (Duh).
However, the unit does have a headset for the base, and a headset can be plugged into any of the handsets. This is almost unheard of for this kind of phone. I'm sorry about that, but for a first time user, the phone is very good. Why Panasonic didn't modify this feature, I don't know. We have a smaller office-based business with only two lines and one remote handset, but for what we paid, its a great phone.
Its a fairly complete phone. So often, frustration develops when you assume you understand how something works, only to find out it has a different operation than you're used to. Its really excellent, and the call quality is outstanding using a good quality headset. We don't use the pager feature, or the automated attendant. just like it says. (I use an older ATT model, with adjustable volume, and it works great).
I thought it was a quick dial pad, when its not. The voice mail system works well, but it plays exclusively from the speaker phone on the base unit, even if you have a headset plugged in. That's not so great if you're wanting to preserve privacy and anonymity. If there's any bass, it will distort badly.
Setup was simple, and the basic systemn works well. We recently set up a base unit with 3 cordless handsets. We're still learning all the bells and whistles.
It beeps on your line when a phone call comes in on another line and steps on your conversation having you to ask the person on the other end of line to repeat what they said. After finally being fed up with this design flaw I called for tech support. The unit has been updated to overcome this issue, but they won't update the software for you. We bought this system when it was released. Also, if you use this system in a business (who won't). you have to send yours in first and wait 7-10 days. Phone support is horrid.
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