Panasonic KX-TG9333T 1.9 GHz Digital DECT 6.0 3X Handsets Expandable Digital Cordless Phone Integrated Answering Machine Panasonic KX-TG9333T 1.9 GHz Digital DECT 6.0 3X Handsets Expandable Digital Cordless Phone Integrated Answering Machine

Pros: Excellent features

Cons: Panasonic's lack of customer support

Other Thoughts: New egg is great but I will never purchase another Panasonic product. At one time I gave this phone system 5 stars, now Panasonic wants more to fix it then buying a new.

Pros: Voice Caller ID
Easy to Install
Phonebook

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Even thought I doubted at the beginning on buying it because of other people were having problems with this product, I gave it a chance and works good so far.

Pros: It works with our Magic Jack now we only need to plug into one phone line (our computer) to have three phones around the house. intercome is great you can select the phone you wish to comunicate with by simply selecting the # 1,2,or 3. Now we have a complete phone system that was unavailable using one connected o magic Jack. selective ring tone is nice but it doesnt engage for about 2 seconds after ringing.

Cons: voice caller ID doesn't announce until @ 3 rings which is unfortunate because Magic Jack is programmed to record calls after 4 rings.

Pros: talking caller ID, distinctive ring tones, speakerphone from handsets, very clear audio, bright and crisp display

Cons: Wall mount bracket is extra and has to be ordered from Panasonic. Like other have said, handsets deteriorate and fail. Important keys are chrome with black print making them hard to read.

Other Thoughts: I've had the 4-handset model for 4 years. 2 have failed, but I like them enough to buy on the weekend deal 2.4.2011 to replace them.

Pros: they should test the phone before they sell it ,. the sound was not as clear as my previous panasonic ,push the buton to put the speaker phone on and you could not get off the speaker phone even after you put it back on the receiver so either you use the speaker or else,,,,,,,!!!!!

Cons: speaker phone only

Pros: None.

Cons: Cannot keep a connection to the base. Will have a full charge and then out of nowhere the batteries will be completely dead. This happens on all 3 handsets.

Other Thoughts: I have used panasonic phones since the mid 90's, and this was the first time they ever disappointed.

Pros: uses standard AAA batteries, wall bracket, audible caller ID, ease of use, sound quality

Cons: telco connector is finicky

Other Thoughts: The batteries are a standard size AAA, which is awesome because they can be replaced with LI batteries. I don't know why people are making a big deal out of charging. Go out and buy some cheap LI batteries. LI will make the phone go a week between charges and you won't be buying $15 battery packs from office depot every year. It's actually a good thing. It's an improvement. Use the included NiMh until they don't work and then buy LI.

The modular jack on mine was finicky. I used a shorter cord from the kitchen drawer and the phone kept cutting out. Make sure to use a good wire and make sure it has a good connection.

Pros: These phones make weight loss easy and fun! When the phone rings, run from room to room and try to find one that actually works before you miss the call (even though all 3 phones have been connected to their base and charging overnight). In all seriousness, these phones are terrible. They worked for about 2 months before all three of them will not charge. Every once in a while, you get lucky and will get one to work throughout the length of a phone call.

Cons: Everything -Panasonic should be ashamed of themselves.

Other Thoughts: The only reason I haven't thrown these out is because we rarely use home phones anymore. Thank Goodness for cell phones!

Pros: Expandable, Intercom, voice announcement of caller, easy change of batteries.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: We first had this phone system three years ago, we liked it so much we bought another one so we could expand to 6 phones. Last year we bought another 2 systems for our second phone like. We have verizon for line1 and Time Warner for line 2. Never ever had a dropped call. Replacing batteries is very simple....don't need special batteries just NiMH AAA batteries that is readily sold in stores like Walmart or Target. No special battery packs to order.
Only complaint is that I can't intercom a phone from one line to a phone on another line.

Love this phone, can't understand all the negative reviews. PS bought my systems from Staples.

Pros: All the cool features of this phone that worked when i first bought it. No interference with 802.11.

Cons: Built to fail. Turns off in the middle of calls. Says "line in use" (denying use) when i've all three handsets in my hand and none is in use. Constantly asks to be recharged after sitting on the charger all day.

Other Thoughts: My first cordless phone from the early 90's lasted me 10 years (granted it the antenna fell off and i replaced with speaker wire, but it still worked!). My next lasted me five before it started to flake out. This one started to flake within the first year, and 18 months from purchase i'll need to replace.... based on the high % of one-eggs, i guess i'm not alone.