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Плазмонавт-2JYQX
27.07.2010
10/10
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Великолепно
A great buy for the price. The transmission quality of these telephones is excellent and the telephones are very easy to use.
ТерраБот-9BIZD
21.07.2010
10/10
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Великолепно
Solid phone that has performed well. It's light, clear and we've had no interference or static so far.
Астрономад-6YFBJ
31.05.2010
10/10
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Великолепно
For the little money you are spending, you will be getting a very good phone with great range and battery life. The sound is just crystal clear.
ТехноНаблюдатель-0OPBH
10.01.2007
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I needed a business phone with the following requirements:1. 900Mhz so as not to interfere with the 2.4Ghz wireless internet (most 5.8Ghz phones actually use the 2.4Ghz spectrum for receiving).2. Caller ID display on phone itself.3. Speakerphone on phone itself.4. Normal sized, rather than the tiny ones they are pushing these days.5. Adjustable ringer volume (hi/low/off), on both phone and base.It met all of these requirements. The range is kind of short, and the optional belt clip does not work all that well. Also if you press the hold button by accident (which I seem to do frequently) it's a pain to turn it off. Finally, the buttons wore out after about a year, so I had to buy a new one. Other than those minor hassles, this is a good phone. I would recommend getting one but the only place to find it is ebay. Search for KX-TC1713B or KX-TC1713.
ТерраБот-2PMOD
04.01.2002
8/10
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Хорошо
The Panasonic KX-TC1713B is a digital 900MHz cordless phone with call waiting caller ID and digital duplex speakerphone. It is also much easier to use than previous generations of phones, because it has a large "Navigator" button, which is more like a joystick than a button. It allows you navigate the phone's menu structure instead of digging out the manual every time you have to do something. Call Waiting Caller ID And Battery The caller ID LCD screen is backlit and is located on the handset. In addition to phone numbers and names (where available and with caller ID service ordered from your phone company), it also shows the battery status, which is much more convenient than my old VTech phone that would just die without any prior warning. With Panasonic, you can see if the battery is full, half-empty or close to being empty. The battery icon blinks when the forth stage is reached - time to recharge when the battery will be empty in a couple of minutes. Battery here is Ni-Cad type and performs best if fully discharged before charging to its full capacity. Otherwise, due to "memory effects" the useful capacity may degrade. The charge time is also too long. When somebody calls, you can see the phone and the name after the first ring. If you are on the phone and somebody calls, you can also see their information and decide if you should switch to the second line. Also, if people called you and you didn't pick up the phone, you can review all callers' numbers and names by pressing "Navigator" key up and/or down. Sound Quality The phone uses digital transmission, which is more secure and eliminates static noise. But if you get too far from the base (in my case it's about 100-200 feet), instead of static you will experience breakups in conversation. The sound quality is very good and the volume can be adjusted (3 settings). Features The phone has keypads on both handset and the base with base featuring intercom (I never use it). The charging is reversible - the handset can be placed on the base either face up or face down for recharging (I prefer "face up" position, because this way you can see who is calling without picking up the phone). The display is dot-matrix and fits 2 lines - one for phone number and another one for names plus the lower portion shows instructions like "^ Next > Edit" (means "push Navigator button up for next item, or push it right to edit the current one") Bottom Line At $70 retail, this phone is not [inexpensive]. However, you can usually buy it on eBay for much less. And it is a very good phone and caller ID device with a cool looking LCD display.
Гравитон-1FLDW
04.02.2003
2/10
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Ужасно
I have two of these phones. One was a gift, I never would have bought two.The sound quality is acceptable at times. At other times it gets a very hollow sound with an echo.It consistantly picks up conversations from other cordless phones, which may mean that other cordless phones are picking up conversations from these phones.Do your research before buying this phone. There are higher quality and more secure forms of communication than this phone, including, but not limited to, semaphore and smoke signals.
Астероид-8XSSA
29.04.2002
10/10
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Великолепно
I cannot think of enough good things to say about this product! I have been through at least 5 cordless phones and this one finally got it right. Here's what I like about it:1. Sound Quality - The sound quality is equal to that of a corded telephone. I never get the "are you on a cordless phone?" comment from anyone anymore. Furthermore, sound quality does not degrade as I move about my apartment. With other phones, if I got more than 20 feet from the base, the sound quality would start to degrade. Not so with this phone!2. Features - Again, they got it right!a. Speaker-phone - This unit has a speaker-phone both in the base unit AND IN THE HANDSET! This means that, if I'm working at my computer, I don't have to hold the phone on my shoulder. This is fortunate since the physical design of the handset does not lend itself to holding the handset in this manner.b. Voicemail - The phone knows when I have voicemail and has an LED and an indication on the handset digital display to tell me so. Also, it has a "voicemail" button which I program with the phone number and passcode sequence to access my voicemail. Not critical, but a nice feature.c. Caller ID - I know that many phones come with built-in caller ID these days but I'm still thrilled with this feature. I also like the fact that you can automatically dial the displayed number or add it, with name, to the phone's caller list.Bottom line: an excellent value for the money!
Дроид-2MMVQ
10.06.2002
4/10
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Ужасно
I consider myself a pretty smart shopper. I was really interested in getting a good cordless phone and was even willing to spend a bit of money if that's what it took. I did some research and read all the reviews on this phone from amazon. It got nothing but high marks, so I figured it was a sure thing. Well, I couldn't have been more wrong. This phone was terrible. I live in a samll apartment(841 sq. ft) and I hooked up the phone in my bedroom. I even hooked it up in a spot away from electronic equipment just to prevent any kind of interference with the signal. The phone worked great in the bedroom, but as soon as I would leave and go into the living room or the kitchen it would start to drop voice data. It didn't get fuzzy or anything, it would literally just drop the person's voice data so you couldn't hear anything for seconds at a time. That is unaccetable from a cordless phone. I wasn't looking at traveling long distances with this phone, but I expect to be able to walk around my apartment without any problems. I'd stay away from this one. I took it back after having had it for a week. I just bought a GE 2.4 GHz which a guy at Circuit City highly recommended. Hope it works better.
Капеллан-9DMUW
26.07.2002
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I thought I'd found the perfect phone. Speakerphone in the base AND in the handset (pretty nifty feature, it turns out). Light that tells you there's voice mail. Caller ID in the handset. Good call clarity. Lightweight.Here's the problem. I like to have one of my cordless phones wherever I am in the house. Like other phones, I found the Panasonic could be off the hook for up to a week at a time, depending on how often it got used. It has a battery strength indicator on the handset, which you would think would be my ally in judging whether it needed charging. Three little squares means full steam ahead. I paid attention to these squares for my cue that it was time to recharge the handset. What a fool I was. Annoying enough to go to make a call and find the handset dead, but when you're racing to CATCH a call before it goes to voice mail? Argh.Worse, when I find the handset dead and put it on the charger, it can literally take DAYS to see any sign of progress on the recharge.I won't be buying another Panasonic.
Зета-Орион-0XOZT
15.12.2001
8/10
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Хорошо
My old 25ch Panasonic started acting up after 6-7 years of perpetual abuse, so I bought this as a replacement for both it and my old AT&T answering machine. I haven't activated caller ID yet, but I really like it.In a 14x70 mobile home loaded with two computers, two TV's, two stereos, lots of flourescent lighting, a wireless X10 home control system, and a host of other noise sources, I get no noise at all. It still works well at my mailbox at least 100 ft away.Nearly half the messages left on my old answering machine were hang-ups. If you allowed the phone to even think about a 4th ring, the machine would pick up. This phone lets me change the answering machine to 5 rings, doesn't seem to pick up until after the 5th ring, and lets me change the message length from three minutes to just one. Not only have 90% of the hang-ups disappeared, my sister has gotten a clue and no longer rambles on for 3-5 minutes before getting to the point.I'd give it 5 stars if I had anything similar to compare it to or if it would record more than 15 minutes of messages. It is my first 900 MHz cordless, and I'm sure my next long backpacking trip or bike tour will exceed the maximum recording time.
Вектрон-3BDVT
06.09.2001
10/10
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Великолепно
Having had a very negative experience with Panasonic's 2.4Ghz phone, I decided to go back to the 900Mhz model. I have another 900Mhz cordless from Panasonic that has given me great performance for 5 years, and this phone appears poised to provide the same level of performance.Key benefits:- Clear signal throughout my house and even outside 50-75 feet (to the mailbox and back!)- Ability to turn on the speakerphone from the handset (which means you don't have to walk back to the base unit to activate speaker)- Answering machine has plenty of recording time and (finally!) does not cut people off mid-message- Clear digital display which is easy to read and faster in scrolling than the 2.4GHz- Long talk time, without the handset getting too hot after a few minutes of use (another downside of the 2.4GHz)Many people probably think that because 2.4GHz is "greater than" 900MHz that it is a better phone/value.. in my experience this is not the case. Panasonic delivers a solid 900MHz product that provides great value for the money.
Квазар-3HXHW
29.10.2001
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
After a few cordless phone purchasing fumbles with AT&T and Sony, I've come back to Panasonic. This phone has amazing reception and the battery life is great too. I can use this many hours over a weekend, leave it off the charger and it still has battery juice on Monday morning. I also appreciate how Panasonic makes enough differing models of the same basic phone so I don't need to overbuy and get features I don't want.
Астрономад-5GKAO
18.11.2001
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
It looks good, it works and it's reasonably priced. It's easy to use and program. It has a ton of features, including a light that blinks when you have a message on your phone company voicemail.
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