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Туманник-8AKEA
02.11.2025
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + проговаривает номер звонящего,маме нравится, да и в общем достойный телефон.
НеоВояжер-6XVNO
31.03.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
If you leave your phone in the garden and it rains.....this works as a sub for your original phone......
Нейрон-0GKDR
23.12.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Now we have 4 handsets on one 2-line Panasonic base station. They work great attached to two magicJacks (one home/one business). I wish that they enabled you to tag a phone number for a black list to prevent the same telemarketer from calling again. Someday! We're quite pleased with these phones and the base station. They are expensive, but worth it.
Вояджер-1RGZN
02.04.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Delivered promptly. Charged them up and they installed easily. They are functioning fine, though I've not yet had opportunity to test them on long calls.
НаноРейдер-0VOLC
24.02.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I took it out of the packing (which was adequate but a little homemade, just wrapped in bubble wrap and tape), held it up to the base unit, pressed the button as instructed, and voila, I had a third two-line phone connected. It works as well as the original.
Аргонавт-2SLLV
28.10.2013
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Ordered three batteries and only one was usable. One would not hold a charge and the other had corrosion coming out of it. The third one is working so far. They do not appear to be new batteries.
НеоВояжер-2NWXF
24.10.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Holds well the charge and no more static from a dead battery. Looks like the original , the price was right and the phone dos't get hot when in the cradle to charge.
Спектроник-3NSHX
01.11.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This replacement battery Works great, holds the charge as long as the original battery did. I would purchase again when needed
Квантум-6IEDA
08.09.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
These batteries seem to be working fine with my Cordless Phone. So far, I have no complaints about them. They were reasonable and I would buy them again.
Супернова-3EXYN
14.07.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
The phones work perfectly and look new. I was very pleased by the price, packaging and speed of deIivery. I would give these more than 5 stars if possible
Сириус-4HPLY
06.05.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I opted to replace our original eight year old TGA650 with the same refurbished model after reading bad reviews of all the newer phones.No dissappointments
Фотон-3QMWW
20.09.2008
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I have been using this phone for a couple of years now, but I'm back on the market for a replacement. Why? Because this phone only allows up to 3 accessory handset units plus the base. (Four phones altogether.) I now live in a big house and I need more phones.
If it were not for that limitation, it would be worth my money to keep this phone.
Strengths:
1) Some people report that phones of this type (what ever the brand) may not work next to your computer if you have a wireless network. I have heard that some customer support reps will advise users to place their phone at least 15 feet away from the computer, which is absurd when you're using the phone in a home office, where you use the computer daily. I don't know if anyone has ever reported such a problem with the KX-TG6500 but I have never had any problem with its reception at all. The sound is good enough for me. The Panasonic manual DOES warn you to place the phone away from your computer, which is perplexing given that many people need phones next to their computers. Maybe it all depends on the type of network you have.
2) I love the blinking light that flashes at the top of the antennas of each phone. If you have headphones on you might see the light flashing and know the phone is ringing. The light also flashes if someone has left you a message.
3) I have two distinct phone numbers, and this is a 2-line phone. The base and all the handsets accommodate 2 lines. I have set up all phones with a distinctive ring BASED ON WHICH LINE IS CALLED. Surprisingly, some multi-line phones cannot do this, even when they sport distinctive rings. It is very important to me that if someone calls line 2, it rings differently from someone calling line 1. In fact it's a deal-breaker, so as I search for a new phone, I'm trying to find the same functionality.
4) The cordless phone I replaced was an older Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone. Which by the way was JUNK. The Freedom Phones LCD displays die after 8-12 months -- little by little the bars fry, until pretty soon you can't see anything on the screen. I replaced 3 of the Freedom Phones under warranty and they died also. I finally gave up. So I am very happy to report that I never had any problem with the LCD displays in the Panasonic KX-TG6500.
Weaknesses:
1) Despite that the Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone was junk, they did get one design right: you can program a banner for each handset, so that when you call a handset, you get the banner name on your phone. For example, name the handset in the living room as "LIVING ROOM" and intercom it from your home office by selecting "LIVING ROOM" on the display. Seems a no-brainer. The KX-TG6500 *cannot do this.* You have to intercom it by *number.* That means you need to remember which phone is in which room. And if they get switched by a busy wife who doesn't remember which number goes in which room, you're bound to get irritated. The Uniden TRU9466 2-Line Expandable Cordless System with Dual Keypad and Call Waiting/Caller ID and other phones have the same banner / intercom feature as the Freedom Phone did, which is good.
2) As I mentioned, the Panasonic is limited to a network of 4 phones total (the base plus 3 accessory handsets). No more.
3) The phone book is a little irritating. Sometimes I have to press more buttons to call someone from the phone book than I would if I just posted their number on my desk and dialed them straight. Kind of defeats the purpose. Sometimes I get lost in a maze trying to find someone by not entering the phone book because I'm in a rush, and I wind up in some other function. Really, why wouldn't they design a phone book button? Why make us push Menu, then the down button, then Select, then the down button a hundred times to find our name? Wouldn't it make more sense to push a phone book button and then the first and second letter of the person's name? You'd think.
4) The mute button doesn't have any light or indicator that it's turned on.
5) My old Freedom Phone, as well as the Uniden TRU9466 and others, allow you to "intercom" ALL the other handsets at the same time. Makes sense, if you don't know which room your wife is in. Can't do that with Panasonic KX-TG6500. You have to call one handset at a time, by number, until someone answers. Which is really annoying when you're trying to transfer a call on a busy day.
6) This and many other phones with an "intercom" feature don't have a way to actually broadcast. For example it would be more helpful if I could just literally intercom all the handsets so that they automatically broadcast my voice as speaker phones. That way I can make announcements to the whole house, or to one or another phone, without someone having to pick up the handset. This phone doesn't do that, nor do any of the other phones I've researched so far.
If it were not for that limitation, it would be worth my money to keep this phone.
Strengths:
1) Some people report that phones of this type (what ever the brand) may not work next to your computer if you have a wireless network. I have heard that some customer support reps will advise users to place their phone at least 15 feet away from the computer, which is absurd when you're using the phone in a home office, where you use the computer daily. I don't know if anyone has ever reported such a problem with the KX-TG6500 but I have never had any problem with its reception at all. The sound is good enough for me. The Panasonic manual DOES warn you to place the phone away from your computer, which is perplexing given that many people need phones next to their computers. Maybe it all depends on the type of network you have.
2) I love the blinking light that flashes at the top of the antennas of each phone. If you have headphones on you might see the light flashing and know the phone is ringing. The light also flashes if someone has left you a message.
3) I have two distinct phone numbers, and this is a 2-line phone. The base and all the handsets accommodate 2 lines. I have set up all phones with a distinctive ring BASED ON WHICH LINE IS CALLED. Surprisingly, some multi-line phones cannot do this, even when they sport distinctive rings. It is very important to me that if someone calls line 2, it rings differently from someone calling line 1. In fact it's a deal-breaker, so as I search for a new phone, I'm trying to find the same functionality.
4) The cordless phone I replaced was an older Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone. Which by the way was JUNK. The Freedom Phones LCD displays die after 8-12 months -- little by little the bars fry, until pretty soon you can't see anything on the screen. I replaced 3 of the Freedom Phones under warranty and they died also. I finally gave up. So I am very happy to report that I never had any problem with the LCD displays in the Panasonic KX-TG6500.
Weaknesses:
1) Despite that the Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone was junk, they did get one design right: you can program a banner for each handset, so that when you call a handset, you get the banner name on your phone. For example, name the handset in the living room as "LIVING ROOM" and intercom it from your home office by selecting "LIVING ROOM" on the display. Seems a no-brainer. The KX-TG6500 *cannot do this.* You have to intercom it by *number.* That means you need to remember which phone is in which room. And if they get switched by a busy wife who doesn't remember which number goes in which room, you're bound to get irritated. The Uniden TRU9466 2-Line Expandable Cordless System with Dual Keypad and Call Waiting/Caller ID and other phones have the same banner / intercom feature as the Freedom Phone did, which is good.
2) As I mentioned, the Panasonic is limited to a network of 4 phones total (the base plus 3 accessory handsets). No more.
3) The phone book is a little irritating. Sometimes I have to press more buttons to call someone from the phone book than I would if I just posted their number on my desk and dialed them straight. Kind of defeats the purpose. Sometimes I get lost in a maze trying to find someone by not entering the phone book because I'm in a rush, and I wind up in some other function. Really, why wouldn't they design a phone book button? Why make us push Menu, then the down button, then Select, then the down button a hundred times to find our name? Wouldn't it make more sense to push a phone book button and then the first and second letter of the person's name? You'd think.
4) The mute button doesn't have any light or indicator that it's turned on.
5) My old Freedom Phone, as well as the Uniden TRU9466 and others, allow you to "intercom" ALL the other handsets at the same time. Makes sense, if you don't know which room your wife is in. Can't do that with Panasonic KX-TG6500. You have to call one handset at a time, by number, until someone answers. Which is really annoying when you're trying to transfer a call on a busy day.
6) This and many other phones with an "intercom" feature don't have a way to actually broadcast. For example it would be more helpful if I could just literally intercom all the handsets so that they automatically broadcast my voice as speaker phones. That way I can make announcements to the whole house, or to one or another phone, without someone having to pick up the handset. This phone doesn't do that, nor do any of the other phones I've researched so far.
Гелиос-8BWYS
20.09.2008
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I have been using this phone for a couple of years now, but I'm back on the market for a replacement. Why? Because this phone only allows up to 3 accessory handset units plus the base. (Four phones altogether.) I now live in a big house and I need more phones.If it were not for that limitation, it would be worth my money to keep this phone.Strengths:1) Some people report that phones of this type (what ever the brand) may not work next to your computer if you have a wireless network. I have heard that some customer support reps will advise users to place their phone at least 15 feet away from the computer, which is absurd when you're using the phone in a home office, where you use the computer daily. I don't know if anyone has ever reported such a problem with the KX-TG6500 but I have never had any problem with its reception at all. The sound is good enough for me. The Panasonic manual DOES warn you to place the phone away from your computer, which is perplexing given that many people need phones next to their computers. Maybe it all depends on the type of network you have.2) I love the blinking light that flashes at the top of the antennas of each phone. If you have headphones on you might see the light flashing and know the phone is ringing. The light also flashes if someone has left you a message.3) I have two distinct phone numbers, and this is a 2-line phone. The base and all the handsets accommodate 2 lines. I have set up all phones with a distinctive ring BASED ON WHICH LINE IS CALLED. Surprisingly, some multi-line phones cannot do this, even when they sport distinctive rings. It is very important to me that if someone calls line 2, it rings differently from someone calling line 1. In fact it's a deal-breaker, so as I search for a new phone, I'm trying to find the same functionality.4) The cordless phone I replaced was an older Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone. Which by the way was JUNK. The Freedom Phones LCD displays die after 8-12 months -- little by little the bars fry, until pretty soon you can't see anything on the screen. I replaced 3 of the Freedom Phones under warranty and they died also. I finally gave up. So I am very happy to report that I never had any problem with the LCD displays in the Panasonic KX-TG6500.Weaknesses:1) Despite that the Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone was junk, they did get one design right: you can program a banner for each handset, so that when you call a handset, you get the banner name on your phone. For example, name the handset in the living room as "LIVING ROOM" and intercom it from your home office by selecting "LIVING ROOM" on the display. Seems a no-brainer. The KX-TG6500 *cannot do this.* You have to intercom it by *number.* That means you need to remember which phone is in which room. And if they get switched by a busy wife who doesn't remember which number goes in which room, you're bound to get irritated. The Uniden TRU9466 2-Line Expandable Cordless System with Dual Keypad and Call Waiting/Caller ID and other phones have the same banner / intercom feature as the Freedom Phone did, which is good.2) As I mentioned, the Panasonic is limited to a network of 4 phones total (the base plus 3 accessory handsets). No more.3) The phone book is a little irritating. Sometimes I have to press more buttons to call someone from the phone book than I would if I just posted their number on my desk and dialed them straight. Kind of defeats the purpose. Sometimes I get lost in a maze trying to find someone by not entering the phone book because I'm in a rush, and I wind up in some other function. Really, why wouldn't they design a phone book button? Why make us push Menu, then the down button, then Select, then the down button a hundred times to find our name? Wouldn't it make more sense to push a phone book button and then the first and second letter of the person's name? You'd think.4) The mute button doesn't have any light or indicator that it's turned on.5) My old Freedom Phone, as well as the Uniden TRU9466 and others, allow you to "intercom" ALL the other handsets at the same time. Makes sense, if you don't know which room your wife is in. Can't do that with Panasonic KX-TG6500. You have to call one handset at a time, by number, until someone answers. Which is really annoying when you're trying to transfer a call on a busy day.6) This and many other phones with an "intercom" feature don't have a way to actually broadcast. For example it would be more helpful if I could just literally intercom all the handsets so that they automatically broadcast my voice as speaker phones. That way I can make announcements to the whole house, or to one or another phone, without someone having to pick up the handset. This phone doesn't do that, nor do any of the other phones I've researched so far.
Гравитон-2WTJS
18.06.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Almost sent it back because I did not realize it was necessary to "tie it into" the main station. It was not receiving any calls one foot away. Difficult to figure out how to get it tied in with no instructions but we got it done.
Price was a little steep for a phone that doesn't work unless someone already has the main station.
Price was a little steep for a phone that doesn't work unless someone already has the main station.
Гелиос-0SCYR
18.06.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Almost sent it back because I did not realize it was necessary to "tie it into" the main station. It was not receiving any calls one foot away. Difficult to figure out how to get it tied in with no instructions but we got it done.Price was a little steep for a phone that doesn't work unless someone already has the main station.
Гравитон-5ACGF
20.01.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
The handset came without a box and instructions. I had to call the manufacturer to get instructions on how to deregister the old handset so I could use the new one. This was not the fault of the handset but the company that sent it to me.
НаноРейдер-3THIP
26.10.2009
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Usually, I just write 'warning' reviews, but, since we have had this phone for over two years without one iota of trouble - here goes something different. Oh, and add to that, we bought it and two extra handsets, refurbished, for $195 total - it has been one great investment.
We use one line for a land line (that we maintain for infrequent calls, conferencing, faxing and TiVo's automatic daily calls) and the second line to hook up a Dock-N-Talk so that our cell phones automatically sync up and can make use of all the handsets for incoming and outgoing cell phone calls (the phone makes use of the cell provider's caller ID and displays and remembers the incoming cell numbers).
Yes, the menu is a bit of a pain, but we have totally gotten used to it. Yes, the 'missed calls' notification on the unused handsets is dumb. Yes, having individual phone books on each handset without a 'copy' feature is a time waster. BTW, someone said something about not having battery back-up, and while that is true, it does have flash memory and no messages are lost when there is a power failure.
With all that said; we find the sound quality to be quite good and so do those we speak with (no interference of any kind, even in our heavily laden electronics playground); the range is great, we can go all over the backyard and garage, in the car (I was working with a Sirius rep on my car's reception) with no loss of signal. Like I said, two years later and it is still going strong.... and, the letters and numbers do not even wear off!
We use one line for a land line (that we maintain for infrequent calls, conferencing, faxing and TiVo's automatic daily calls) and the second line to hook up a Dock-N-Talk so that our cell phones automatically sync up and can make use of all the handsets for incoming and outgoing cell phone calls (the phone makes use of the cell provider's caller ID and displays and remembers the incoming cell numbers).
Yes, the menu is a bit of a pain, but we have totally gotten used to it. Yes, the 'missed calls' notification on the unused handsets is dumb. Yes, having individual phone books on each handset without a 'copy' feature is a time waster. BTW, someone said something about not having battery back-up, and while that is true, it does have flash memory and no messages are lost when there is a power failure.
With all that said; we find the sound quality to be quite good and so do those we speak with (no interference of any kind, even in our heavily laden electronics playground); the range is great, we can go all over the backyard and garage, in the car (I was working with a Sirius rep on my car's reception) with no loss of signal. Like I said, two years later and it is still going strong.... and, the letters and numbers do not even wear off!
Аэронавт-9LGDD
26.10.2009
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Usually, I just write 'warning' reviews, but, since we have had this phone for over two years without one iota of trouble - here goes something different. Oh, and add to that, we bought it and two extra handsets, refurbished, for $195 total - it has been one great investment.We use one line for a land line (that we maintain for infrequent calls, conferencing, faxing and TiVo's automatic daily calls) and the second line to hook up a Dock-N-Talk so that our cell phones automatically sync up and can make use of all the handsets for incoming and outgoing cell phone calls (the phone makes use of the cell provider's caller ID and displays and remembers the incoming cell numbers).Yes, the menu is a bit of a pain, but we have totally gotten used to it. Yes, the 'missed calls' notification on the unused handsets is dumb. Yes, having individual phone books on each handset without a 'copy' feature is a time waster. BTW, someone said something about not having battery back-up, and while that is true, it does have flash memory and no messages are lost when there is a power failure.With all that said; we find the sound quality to be quite good and so do those we speak with (no interference of any kind, even in our heavily laden electronics playground); the range is great, we can go all over the backyard and garage, in the car (I was working with a Sirius rep on my car's reception) with no loss of signal. Like I said, two years later and it is still going strong.... and, the letters and numbers do not even wear off!
ИнфраГость-8MEKU
24.11.2009
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I bought this phone in 2004 in NY and thought it was over priced, but I wanted a cordless that I didn't have to pull an antenna up on ;D, and that had a good solid feel to it. The handset is something you don't want to have experiment with on the fly if you're on a call because you will fumble the options. Once you know where they are and what they do and you've cut off a few calls, you get it. I've moved to AZ and find that in one corner of the house it sounds like I'm speaking through a tunnel when on the phone. Other than that, I find the sound quality to be excellent.
This phone is being used in a home office. It will handle conference calls and transfers from the base. It does take more room than the newer phones do on your desk, and the handset is larger. The display window lights up for easy reading, and the fonts are a good size. As another customer mentioned, you don't get the CID feature on the base. I've had this phone for almost 6 years and have never had a problem with it. It's only now that I'll need to replace the battery b/c it's just starting to give me trouble, not fully charging.
This is not an attractive phone, but it is a good, solid, reliable one.
This phone is being used in a home office. It will handle conference calls and transfers from the base. It does take more room than the newer phones do on your desk, and the handset is larger. The display window lights up for easy reading, and the fonts are a good size. As another customer mentioned, you don't get the CID feature on the base. I've had this phone for almost 6 years and have never had a problem with it. It's only now that I'll need to replace the battery b/c it's just starting to give me trouble, not fully charging.
This is not an attractive phone, but it is a good, solid, reliable one.
НаноРейдер-3DCOC
24.11.2009
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I bought this phone in 2004 in NY and thought it was over priced, but I wanted a cordless that I didn't have to pull an antenna up on ;D, and that had a good solid feel to it. The handset is something you don't want to have experiment with on the fly if you're on a call because you will fumble the options. Once you know where they are and what they do and you've cut off a few calls, you get it. I've moved to AZ and find that in one corner of the house it sounds like I'm speaking through a tunnel when on the phone. Other than that, I find the sound quality to be excellent.This phone is being used in a home office. It will handle conference calls and transfers from the base. It does take more room than the newer phones do on your desk, and the handset is larger. The display window lights up for easy reading, and the fonts are a good size. As another customer mentioned, you don't get the CID feature on the base. I've had this phone for almost 6 years and have never had a problem with it. It's only now that I'll need to replace the battery b/c it's just starting to give me trouble, not fully charging.This is not an attractive phone, but it is a good, solid, reliable one.
ОмниКод-7HJGS
16.02.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Like most everything about the phone except for the
remote access and reviewing calls on answering machine.
Remote access not enough options, if I review a new message then want to hear it again, I have to listen to all saved messages before I can listen to the message again.
Reviewing messages is easy until you start deleting messages, if you push the erace button to quickly
the next new message will be erased..... Once erased, it is GONE, no second chances here
remote access and reviewing calls on answering machine.
Remote access not enough options, if I review a new message then want to hear it again, I have to listen to all saved messages before I can listen to the message again.
Reviewing messages is easy until you start deleting messages, if you push the erace button to quickly
the next new message will be erased..... Once erased, it is GONE, no second chances here
НаноРейдер-2VJQT
15.02.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Like most everything about the phone except for theremote access and reviewing calls on answering machine.Remote access not enough options, if I review a new message then want to hear it again, I have to listen to all saved messages before I can listen to the message again.Reviewing messages is easy until you start deleting messages, if you push the erace button to quicklythe next new message will be erased..... Once erased, it is GONE, no second chances here
Альфа-Юнит-7ETDT
26.01.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Works great, 2 line and con calls. Works well with our existing system, Great battery life and clear communication.
Спектроник-4IQKB
26.01.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Works great, 2 line and con calls. Works well with our existing system, Great battery life and clear communication.
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