📞 Optimized Panasonic KX-TPA60 DECT Wireless Handset Review

We use about 15 of these tubes in service stations. We can say - vandal-resistant - like the old Nokia. If it breaks down, it’s on trifles that are easily eliminated by an auto electronics engineer.

Different pros: Great IP phone. Easy setup, convenient menu, good clear sound. With its cons. The price has grown a lot in recent months (although there were practically no changes in the dollar exchange rate)

The handset is beautiful, in the best traditions of Panasonic Dekt. But there is already a lot of interesting things here. Color display, large screen, soft backlight. The kit includes a base, handset, rechargeable batteries, power supply. clip for wearing on a belt. The instruction is not given, but it is on the official website, you can download it in pdf. The menu is simple: 3 soft buttons that control icons on the display. The buttons are rubber, I really like it. The phone does not tupit,

Works great with our ONSIP.com VOIP, able to go around our entire office without changing call quality. Great product and have bought back more phones to add points.

Holy shit, the reach of that shit! I replaced my old Panasonic KX-TH1211B which has a terrible review on Amazon but works well for me and has an amazing range. I was able to set up VoIP but the range is less than 1/4 of what I get from my 8 year old KX-TH1211B DECT devices.

I have 2 such phones and the one I haven't really used often started buzzing and doesn't work. I tried replacing the battery and it didn't work. Has stopped working less than 2 months after receipt. Choose the best product or beware. I asked about the guarantee and I can't get an answer from anyone. I've already thrown the box away, so I guess I'm stuck with the paper load.

For DECT/VoIP setup Panasonic is hard to beat. Although the slim KX-UDT121 is almost twice the price, offers more features, and takes up a lot less space in your hand (takes up space in your hand?), the TPA60 meters share an easier setup, standard AAA batteries, and a more common shape .-factor for users. cordless phones. There is a plug-in for a wired headset. This is also available on the more expensive KX-UDT121, but this phone also offers Bluetooth. If you really don't need Bluetooth and…

Get ready for a BIG WORK. Cons: First, they don't work out of the box with Vonage Business. There are workarounds and they work, but MAN. Whoever designed the web interface and more importantly the control theory for this phone must be crazy or stupid. First you need to enable web access for the base station ON YOUR PHONE! WTF? Is this supposed to prevent wireless VOIP phones from being hacked, which I haven't heard of? After that you can connect to the website. Don't even try to use a standard