📞 Panasonic KX-TG4321B: Expandable Digital Cordless Answering System with Single Handset - 5.8 GHz Review

Like all my previous Panasonic product purchases, this digital phone deserves at least five stars. Most of my Panasonic equipment is at least ten to fifteen years old and works just as well today as it did the day I bought it. The Panasonic 5.8GHz digital camera was easy to set up as the instructions were clear and very detailed. It offers so many standard features. Here are some of them: You can program a "night" mode where calls received during the night will not ring, but the message will be

When I was looking for a new cordless telephone, I needed a few pretty specific things: answering machine, easily accessible exchangeable batteries, it had to be expandable and digital. The answering machine is a reason that is easy to explain. I really wish I could replace the batteries without spending a fortune (you can buy replacement batteries almost anywhere as they are AAA). Nowadays, for security reasons, it makes sense to have a digital cordless phone instead of an analog phone…

I was looking for a new cordless phone to replace my old one which I have had for over 5 years. Of course, when I started shopping, Revane was the first store I looked at. This phone has everything I wanted - speakerphone*bonus, this one is in the phone which is pretty cool. I also needed something simple and small - nothing too big or bulky because my workspace doesn't have much desk space and I didn't want to hang it on the wall (which is an option for this phone). As for the range, I haven't

I bought two of these phones to install Linksys analog VOIP adapters in my home. After deploying Power over Ethernet (POE) 802.3AF IP phones from Grandstream and Astra, setting up a VOIP PBX with 3 POTS lines in an A/D trunk card, setting up QOS on my main home switch (A Cisco 3550) and deploying POE switches where required, with QOS the home is now connected to all phones based on VOIP Ethernet. I have # tried using SIP based WIFI phones but they are not yet ready for encryption. So I…