
Panasonic Link2Cell KX-TGE275S Bluetooth-Enabled Cordless Phone with 5 Handsets: Experience the ease of having a cell phone that connects to your home phone with this Bluetooth-enabled phone system. By syncing up to 2 cell phones to your home phone via Bluetooth, you'll never have to carry your cell phone with you, or drain its battery, while at home. Instead, use the 5 cordless handsets to make and receive cell and landline calls throughout the house. Pair with a wireless headset (sold separately) for hands-free communication.
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Q: What kind of wall phone jack does the base require? Thanks.
A: I don't know if it has a name, but this phone uses the "normal" type of phone jack that every phone I've ever owned uses. It "clicks" when you slide it into the jack correctly. Only the base needs the phone jack, but all the phones require a normal electrical outlet.
Q: Do these phones have the talking caller id
A: This will have talking caller ID.
Q: Can you add more extensions to this system? If so, how many extension phones will it support?
A: Yes, you can add more handsets for a total of 6.
Q: Is this compatible with the IPhone X?
A: undefined
Q: Does this set support 2 different landlines?
A: No it does not
Q: does this system have call blocker?
A: Yes it does and can hold up to 250 blocked numbers.
Q: Can you connect a bluetooth headset to this set?
A: Yes, you can link cell phone and/or a headset.
A: Yes, push the button beneath the words "menu" on the phone handset screen, then navigate with the center navigation key by pushing the down arrow (labeled CID) to "settings", hit the select button, and navigate with the down arrow again until you see "ring adjustments", hit select and navigating again with the down arrow to choose "ringer tone", hit select, then navigate through all the choices for rings by using the down arrow and you will hear snippets of each one, use the up arrow to go to a previous ring tone, when you find one you like hit "save" and voila! I have 5 "tones" and 10 "melodies" from which to select. I think one may select different tones for each handset but I am not certain. You also will notice the ability to make a particular handset silent or have a lower volume ring tone, among other things, in the ringer adjustments category. I am no whiz at this but stumbled upon "ring tones" when trying to keep one handset silent in the guest room.