Review on 📞 Panasonic KXTGA939T Dect 6.0 Digital Cordless Handset: Superior Connectivity and Crystal Clear Audio by David Crowder

I don't like this system. My old Panasonic system (KX-TGA) used the arrow keys to perform many functions. It uses a horizontal row of buttons. Cannot change default values = it takes too many keystrokes to do anything. 2 clicks to call, right? 2 clicks to delete the call (after already asking to delete it asks again. Come on!). My finger is exhausted! Called party ID: After pressing the select button, scroll down to the number. Possible options: DELETE, SAVE CALL. You press delete and the default is none. You are already in delete mode, so the default should be yes, but you can choose no. The default value cannot be changed. Address Book: When you get information about a person, press CALL. Then you have to tell him which line to use. My phone is programmed to speak automatically, line 1. That should be enough to get through with a click. Menu: You have a menu button dedicated to customer support. You might think that this gives you a quick guide to features, functions and phone. No, it gives you their web address. Waste-of function key. Battery: An old phone could be permanently removed from the cradle and still work. This, much less time. There's no time to read the manual, maybe there's something useful in there, but I don't think you need to read the manual to make calls faster. In my opinion. Not thrilled, but there aren't many options for a two-line wireless system. Certainly my old Uniden system was my absolute favorite, but it didn't have an answering machine. Regarding