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First, the LCD did not have a backlight, so it was hard to read at times. I bought this phone because my existing 2-line phone (AT&T 993) had an annoying hum when a POTS line and VoIP line were simultaneously connected. Beyond these 2 issues, I have nothing negative to say about the phone. Second, the keys felt a little "mushy." I found myself having to redial numbers periodically because I thought I had pressed hard enough, but apparently not. This phone had no such hum when both lines were simultaneously connected.Overall, I thought this was a solid phone that worked as expected. After using it for almost a year, though, I found 2 things bothersome for my work environment.
Otherwise, it serves my purpose. Quite pleased with the telephone. The only thing I'm curious about is why it makes a buzzing sound when you start to hang up.
Thank you Panasonic.5 Thumbs up. I ordered the 2-line Panasonic phone for my small business. It rocks.The best purchase I've made to add to my office.
The product works great we love our new phone system. We are first time buyers. We could not be happier with the product and the timely service.
(On a cell phone, the display lights up, the buttons light up--everything lights up). The LCD display is not back-lit. For my needs (fairly limited), it may not have been the best choice. On my cell phone, I scroll down vertically to find a name, then horizontally to find the number (cell, home, or work). The phone is as much an intercom as a telephone, and I don't need an intercom. I have several other models of Panasonic phones at home, so when I needed another, I started with them.
As a telephone, it is a high-quality device. Have the people at Panasonic ever looked at a cell phone. The Amazon reviews were positive, so I got this model. (The buttons along the right side are intercom buttons--they are not for speed-dialing).There are a couple of features (or lack of) that some other reviewers have mentioned that make one shake one's head. On this phone, it is necessary to make a separate listing for each (Tom--Cell, Tom--Home, etc).I could go on, but I won't, because I don't want to leave the impression that this is a bad phone (it's not); but I wish Panasonic made the same phone without all the intercom stuff, and devoted more of their engineering expertise to further improving some aspects that pertain to receiving (and especially) making a telephone call. I have mixed feelings about it.
Here's why: THIS PHONE WOULD BE APPROPRIATE FOR A SMALL OFFICE WHERE THERE'S A LOT OF INTERCOM USE; OR IN A LARGE HOUSE WHERE ALL THE STATIONS HAD THIS SAME MODEL PHONE.
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