Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works as advertised. Better LED illumination would be nice, but OK.

We can talk on the phone with our landline but without the cord.

Phones were easy to setup and provide solid function.

phone have done very well and we have had no problems.

Everything you can expect from its description. But when little things like easily falls out of phone slot can be disappointing

Every phone makes a clicking noise as I am talking. These phones are not as clear as my old Panasonic phones. Don’t know how to stop phones from announcing who is calling. Can’t understand what the phone is announcing anyway. Not truly happy with these phones.

Nice phone at a good price. Exceeded my expectations.

Now I Don't have to run downstairs when phone rings.

This phone was great until the last few months. Now there is an echo and feedback sometimes. It is possible that it is our rural location. It is still frustrating. We are looking for a replacement.

I am not overly impressed with this phone set. I dont think the voices are as clear as an older set of a different brand were. I would prefer that the answering machine had a beeping sound when there are messages

Don't have forever to learn how to use it, 81 years old. I have no idea what blue tooth is?????? I'm learning but it's very slow. Instructions very difficult to understand.

Expected better sound quality than what is delivered. Nice set of features.

Product is good. However, the overall sound quality is marginal. Sometimes the sound quality sounds tinny.

Should link to 2 phones, not able to link 2nd phone

unable to make the voice loud enough for me to hear clearly.

Can’t hear voice mail message when I play it back.

This Panasonic KX-TGF575S was a replacement for an older Panasonic cordless phone system. After several days of use, I"m very satisfied, and impressed with the engineering and useful features. Voice quality is good, and I really like the Link2Cell feature. I don't like to cart my cell phone around when I'm at home, and as a result I either miss calls or have to dash from one end of the house to the other to grab the phone. Link2Cell lets us easily handle our cell phone calls throughout the house. I found the user manual on-line and read it prior to deciding on my purchase, so I was pretty familiar with the features. As a result, setup was pretty quick and easy. I found it helpful to initially plug all the handset chargers into an outlet strip and do the system setup with all the handsets and base together on one table. Some things need to be set up on each individual handset, and this let me complete all that work in an organized manner without running around the house. One area where I had a small problem was with text message alerts from my iPhone. I couldn't get it to work, and the Panasonic user manual wasn't helpful. It pointed me to a web page with setup information for iPhone and Blackberry. However, the only thing I found there was info on setting up the Android app. After a bit of experimentation, I did find the solution... in iPhone settings, Bluetooth, for the Panasonic device, turn on "Show notifications." One other small complaint is that the handset charger base is hardwired to its AC adapter. Our old Panasonic charger bases had a connector into which the AC adapter cable was plugged. I have one charger where I need to route the cable through a confined space, and with a bulky charger base on one end and a bulky AC adapter on the other, it isn't possible. For now I've placed the charger base in a different, less than ideal, location. Eventually I may cut the cable and install a 2-pin connector that's small enough to let me route the cable where I need it. I can't comment much on the digital answering system. We already have a corded phone with answering system that we like, so we're continuing to use it. However, I did set up the Panasonic answering system, which took about 3 minutes or less. I think when we're travelling I may switch to the Panasonic system to take advantage of its ability to call my cell phone to notify me of a new message. In summary, I'm satisfied with this system, and I don't think you'll be disappointed either.

Quality of Panasonic is definitely going downhill. Average quality. One of the battery has already gone bad

The buttons are very small. While talking on the phone, the volume never seems to be loud enough.

Once again after a 1 1/2 years all the handsets malfunction, the voice sound drops ..............whoever is on the phone call can't hear and they hangup. What happened to the Panasonic quality? this is my 4 th generation.( the set before this purchase in 2018 lasted 3 years)