A:AnswerDid you read the installation instructions or are these extra handsets? You only need one base unit and can attach up to 6, I think, handsets. They need electric outlets, however, so location is not unlimited.
A:AnswerHi! Overall, the sound quality of the two models will be the same. Good sound quality can be obtained only if the phone service and the connections that are made by the service provider, at your location, have no faults and also if the handsets are used within 33 ft. from the main base units of the phone systems. The KX-TGD832 model has additional blocking features such as Automated Call Block and Telemarketing Call Block, as opposed to the other one. - G
A:AnswerHi! The phone has the Talking Caller ID feature which requires an active Caller ID subscription with the service provider. When caller information is received, the handsets and/or base unit announces the caller’s name or phone number received from your phone service provider following every ring. -G
A:AnswerHi! Kindly note that our Panasonic telephones are not related to the 5G since this is simply a standard used for internet speed, that is usually used for a mobile telephone, not landline models such as ours. -G
A:AnswerHi Bill! To use the phone's pre-recorded greeting message, on a handset press the MENU button, then the # button, and enter 304, then press YES. You can listen to the greeting message with MENU # 303. -G
A:AnswerHi Jeanie! The model can block a total of 1,000 numbers, and the blocked ones will be stored in the Block a single number or Block a range of number list that can be accessed by pressing the Call Block button on the handset. If a number is blocked accidentally, you can unblock it. -G
A:AnswerThat's an issue with the telephone service itself. Some companies will initiate the ringing tone for the caller while the call is still being connected. The calling party thinks your phone is ringing but it's not. Contact your servixe provider for specific assistance.
