📞 Panasonic High Contrast Cordless Phone with Call Block - 1 Handset - KX-TGD510B (Black) Review

This is a good phone. The only feature I miss on my old Panasonic phone is a flashing light to indicate voicemail is waiting. And negotiating the caller list is a bit tricky. I love the variety of ringtones including the Vivaldi ringtone! And the buttons are big. Headset Finder is a useful feature for those (like me) who are used to leaving it where they last used it. deep and it might tip over!

I've been using a Panasonic cordless phone for years and it's still fine. But as we all know, the volume of spam and scam calls has increased during this time. Despite the efforts of local landline operators, nothing seems to be stopping them. So I ordered this to make my life easier and it helps. Nothing complicated, just press the block call button and I'm already seeing good results. It only blocks 150 phone numbers so I guess I'll have to switch between the available locations over time. So

Replaced my 30 year old phone which got hot when charging and was difficult to hold in hand. I like that this new phone is lightweight and easy to set up. The phone holds a long charge and never heats up when charging on a docking station or in your hand. It has rechargeable batteries that can be easily replaced if necessary. The best features are the speaker option and the ability to find your phone if you accidentally put it down somewhere and can't find it. You can just go to the stand and…

This was a Cyber Monday deal and I thought I'd order a main base unit and an extra set. I pressed the wrong button so I ended up with TWO main base units and an entire unit that was actually a separate phone, NOT an expansion set. But the price was great so I thought I'd keep it. I spent two weeks trying to set it up and use it. ALL GOODS DEFECTIVE! They won't pair with more than one additional phone although they said they can be expanded and the base stations kept saying "no power to base"…

To cancel my contract with my cable tv provider and keep the discount, they added voice for free so I decided to connect a phone to it as the service would be active . The phone works, it doesn't look like junk, the screen is easy to read and the speakerphone seems loud enough to be useful. Maybe I would use this phone to call customer service, where I knew I would be waiting a long time, and switch it to speakerphone. , but I could use my phone for it, so I'll probably never use it. Address…

This is a cheap but nice phone with a brown backlit keyboard and a light blue LCD screen where you can read information. There is no answering machine, but if the call is missed, this is indicated on the screen. You can use the CID button (I assume this means Caller ID) to scroll through the different phone numbers that called. One of the most unique features of this phone is the 'Call Barring' feature. Someone calls you and you don't want to hear it anymore, press the call barring button. This

Even with an expensive multimeter. The problem with these types of batteries is that they quickly drop from their initial charge and then reach a state of charge (voltage) at which they remain until almost completely discharged. Phones like this only show 3 bars (full) about 1/2 a day. Then show 2 bars for about 1/2 more days. Then show 1 bar for 6, 7, 8 days etc. See? that is the point. The counter (display - columns) does not accurately show the remaining amount of charge. And that's because…