Review on 📞 Platinum Wireless Phone, Panasonic KX-TG2512 by Kiril Nakov ᠌

It is almost the greatest choice available in terms of the price-to-quality ratio, which is important to me because I spent a considerable amount of time looking for something comparable. If you believe that a color display and polyphony do not warrant an additional $2,000–$3,000, then you should consider purchasing this phone. I have not yet given in to disappointment. Some advantages are that the caller ID feature works (even though it only displays 7 digits, but you can at least get a general idea of who is calling), that the handset is comfortable to use, that there is a search function (which can be useful at times), and that the battery life is satisfactory. Its cons: There is some kind of answering machine that has been activated, and it appears to be taking money from people's phones (however there is a school of thought that maintains this is just a message about establishing a connection). I am not aware of that. The melody suffers from a second flaw in that it is not very good. It is obvious that an MP3 player on a home phone is not necessary; however, one may do something that is peaceful and inconspicuous instead.