Panasonic - KX-TGF775S Link2Cell DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone System with Digital Answering System - Silver

We previously had phones just like these. It finally go to the point that they were just worn out. We had them probably 10 years—give or take a year or so. They have all the features we need—phone book (which we use all of the time—, block number, answering machine, call waiting, large numbers, and many other features. We are very satisfied and would recommend these to anyone.

Easy setup. Bluetooth sets up easy. You can set phone to answer by voice command. Display is bright and larger and brighter. Buttons are larger and easier to punch. My old panasonic wouldnt let me delete names and numbers. I hope this one doesn't have that problem.

I love it you block them unwanted phone calls I can’t complain ♥️♥️♥️

So far so good, much better sound quality when not using speaker phone. Ability to answer up to 2 Bluetooth connected cell phones is a big plus, answering machine caller announcement would be far better if it just announced the calling number, instead of attempting to pronounce the caller ID info in garbled English.

I absolutely love this new telephone. We were receiving so many robocalls an afternoon nap was out if the question. Unplugging the phone not an option either with kids and elderly parents. Just blocking telephone numbers didn’t help because telemarketers just change numbers. Setting up the telephone book initially was a bit of a pain, but worthwhile in the end. The instructions say the telephone will not ring at all if a robocall which I found is not entirely correct. I do hear one faint ring and then nothing else. If someone calls that is not a robot and not in your phonebook, they are simply instructed to enter a one to three digit code of your choice for the telephone call to be connected. Small inconvenience for the caller and you can always add more numbers to your telephone book. I would definitely purchase again.

We purchased this unit to replace an older Panasonic system due to the batteries wearing out....the cost of new batteries for all the phones made buying a new system cost effective. The phones work well..the dial tone sounds very muffled and takes a bit to get used to...the major problem is the difficulty in getting to your missed calls...you have to punch in four digits to get your missed calls...and other functions also take many digit punches to make them work.. It is a good phone system...but in reality many of the functions are so difficult to use that you will not use them very often.

We replaced out aging phone(s) with this package. Our old equipment was down to the last surviving handset and the battery wasn't holding much charge, The Panasonic package gave us the basics, plus we now have an assigned handset for each employee so no more worries about transmitting colds (or worse) on a shared handset. All the features we use (and admittedly, there are a lot of things you might want that we'll never use, like the cell phone interface) were easy to set up. My only quibble is that the handsets don't have a dedicated "HOLD" button. There's a soft MUTE feature ready when in use, but no hold button (even though there is one on the base unit) and the soft HOLD is buried in a menu. (?!) We use this in a retail store with one phone line. In a home, it should serve everyone's needs, and the extra features might appeal to many. If you need a second line, the ability to Bluetooth a cell phone and use that line on all handsets is helpful, but if you have a second landline, this phone can't address it. Overall fine for most purposes, but smacks of shoving a barrel of features in to try to please everyone.

Seems to be a quality product and well designed. Set-up was very good because of a well written instruction manual --- far more complete than what I had expected --- it answered questions without having to dig or double-check for others with similar questions on-line. At least the brand new set purchased at Best Buy was also a step better in construction than other brands on display and I see on the product it's made in Malaysia --- which on-line info indicates is a major base outside of Japan of multiple Panasonic factories. The production (as its within Panasonic Corporately managed facilties) sticks with their "green" environmental manufacturing programs --- something I expect from most Japanese companies, but not always found where factories are not in Japan. For a few dollars more, I'd stick with Panasonic among the competition. More than you expect all the way around.