Panasonic KX-TG9322T 1.9 GHz Digital DECT 6.0 2X Handsets Cordless Phones Panasonic KX-TG9322T 1.9 GHz Digital DECT 6.0 2X Handsets Cordless Phones

Pros: Great phone, great sound quality, exactly what I was looking for. Lack of built-in answering machine is a plus; I have voicemail service on both my phone lines, having an answering machine is pointless. The fact that it takes off-the-shelf batteries is also a plus, my mom had a much older Panasonic cordless phone that she couldn't use anymore because the battery was shot, and a replacement didn't exist anymore. I'm pretty sure AAA batteries aren't going anywhere, and I keep them around for other uses, so it's a design element I really appreciate. And, with this frequency band, it doesn't interfere with anything else in the house.

Also, wall-mounting the chargers works spectacularly well, see below for more info about that.

Cons: As the other reviewer noted, the number keys are the only ones illuminated, which is a pain. The Talk/End keys have raised bumps, and the softkeys line up well with the screen, so it's not a dealbreaker with a little bit of practice. However, if you need to use Speakerphone, Pause/Redial, Flash, or Hold/Intercom in the dark, you're pretty much out of luck.

A rather nit-picky con is that the clips, when clipped to a pocket, cause the phone to stick out at an awkward, very in-the-way angle. This could've been solved by placing the clips further down on the handsets, or changing the contoured shape of the phone at the top. Not the end of the world, but it does tend to really get in the way at times.

Lastly, another nitpick, it's nearly impossible to hold this against your ear with a shoulder. Not as impossible as most cellphones, but still really awkward and uncomfortable. So if you do that a lot with a phone, invest in a headset.

Other Thoughts: I have no idea what the other reviewer is referring to with regards to the wall brackets. I have both the base and the remote charger wall-mounted, and not only did that work well for both of them, it's a much better system than most phones, where wall-mounting seems like a tacked-on afterthought. The only thing I can think of is that they saw the product photo, where the belt clips are incorrectly labeled as wall brackets, and tried to use them for that purpose.

Pros: Good range and clear sound. Large phonebook (2 lists of 100 entries each) which can be shared. Multi-line sharing features allow each phone to control its ringing and line priorities. Additional remote units easy to add. Uses standard AAA rechargeable batteries.

Cons: Only number keys are illuminated. Line selection, answer and end buttons are hard to find in dark. Not particularly well designed, aesthetically or very solid feeling. Wall-mount brackets are useless.

Other Thoughts: There aren't many two-line wireless systems without answering capabilities, so this probably compares favorably with the competition. I purchased an additional remote unit with the base/remote combination.