Panasonic KX-TG6071M 5.8 GHz Expandable Digital Cordless Answering System (Platinum)
Expandable to 4 Handsets (optional KXTGA600M) / Up to 18 Minute Capacity TAD / Talking Caller ID / Base and Handset Keypad / Backlit LCD Talking Caller ID requires subscription from your local phone service Call Waiting Caller ID shown on handset requires subscription from your local phone service Voice Enhancer Technology adds lost frequencies back to voices Light-up indicator with different colors for three frequently used numbers 50-entry phone directory 50-entry Caller ID memory Base unit keypad Base unit and handset speakerphones Conferencing between base unit and outside line Jack for optional headset Built-in digital clock with alarm on handset Wall-mountable base unit NiMH rechargeable battery
This Panasonic 5.8 GHz expandable digital cordless answering system features an 18-minute digital answering machine, a light-up incoming call indicator (with three colors to choose from) and message alert, voice enhancer technology, and more. Expandable to include up to four handsets, the featured voice enhancer technology restores lost frequencies to voices. The result is a crystal clear conversation every time you pick up the phone. And with the included 50-entry phone directory and 50-entry caller ID memory, which can be viewed on the handset's backlit LCD, you'll always know who called while you were out. There's a built-in digital clock with an alarm on the handset, and the wall-mountable base unit will charge the handset's NiMH rechargeable battery while docked. Other great features include talking caller ID (requires subscription from your local phone service), and four-way conference call capability.
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Panasonic KX-TG6071M 5.8 GHz Expandable Digital Cordless Answering System (Platinum) Reviews
The major flaws I've found are as follows:. 2) There is no counter displayed for the number of messages recorded. The hand units look great and work great, have good range, calls are always very clear. The talking caller id is nice and has saved me from.
Extremely annoying.
Overall a good phone, but they really need to fix the hangup issue.
I find it very hard to believe this made it through Panasonic product testing.
In this case the answering machine will record about 15 seconds of a message from the phone company "If you'd like to make a call , please hang up and try again , if this is an emergency please call 911., then beep, beep, beep, beep." ALL heard by us through the speaker on the base unit for about 15 seconds or until I run in there and hit the stop button.
I have owned this phone/answering system for about six months.
1) As noted in a previous review, the answering machine cannot detect when the caller has hung up, which at our house happens a LOT.
Then you have to delete the message.
getting up to run to the phone on numerous occasions.
i dont know how, but it is awesome. This phone is everything i need and more. it evens somehow manages to id people not in my phone book.
A cheaper phone will show you how many messages there are. Gave as gift-this point is a source of aggravation. Otherwise very fine. It has a major flaw. Nice small footprint Thought that was standard.
I will probably return this unit and go back to Uniden, which has far better bang for the buck. This phone has very good voice quality, both input and output. Problem is, a lot of simple features are missing. Also, the caller ID will often simply state "call from out of area"-wtf. It doesn't let you rename the different handsets either, for some reason.
All in all I would give this 4 stars but for the price, it really should be better in terms of features, hence 3 stars. For example, there is no list of recently dialed calls. The design is quite attractive and pretty easy to use, fairly intuitive. Unless that's my phone company's fault (Qwest) but I tend to doubt that.
This latest model changes that. On top of that there are a few cosmetic issues that they've failed to keep up to their old standards. Because of this it continues recording silence for about 10 seconds at the end of every message and then records about 3 seconds of annoying dial tone before finally deciding that the other party isn't going to think of more to say and hanging up. The answering system. The ansering system cannot detect when the person leaving the message has hung up. Their old phones had a rubberized grip area that was secure in your hand. I've owned several wireless Panasonic phones and have always liked them in the past.
Voices are clear, reception is good, etc. They also had an optional belt clip that made it possible to clip it on your belt and wear a headset so you could walk around while talking. But it fails miserably in one important area. That was very useful. It has all the features I was looking for. Bottom line, I'm returning this phone tomorrow and buying one made by somebody else. This phone has a slick plastic handset that slips easily.
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