📞 Panasonic KX TG5633B GigaRange Cordless Answering Phone Review

This system is worth the money. Each individual phone has many features such as B. Saving your own phone number lists and you can export the lists individually or as a group to other phones. Each handset supports standard headsets. You can listen to recorded base station messages from any handset and change base station settings. You can also make calls directly from handset to handset. There are so many features that it took a good hour to go through the manual to get familiar with all of…

We have been fighting for a long time with our answering machine and our cordless telephones. offers better coverage than we've seen with 900MHz. or phones with a frequency of 2.6 GHz. Programmable handset calls are nice, if not reassuring. When a message arrives on the answering machine, a small ring flashes on each handset's aerial. This is a convenient way to remind you to receive messages. You can receive messages from any phone, and the phones speakerphone is loud and clear. Battery life…

I had a previous model and bought this one because I needed the extra handset that came with it. One thing that disappointed me about this phone is the lack of a backlit keyboard. Without this feature, found on most Panasonic phones and earlier versions, it is very difficult to make calls in the dark. This phone has the same ringtones as the old model. It would be nice if they added more melodies as there are very few of them. The phone is smaller than the previous model but I think the size…

I was surprised at how small this device and portable devices really are. The phones themselves are quite small, about the size of my first cell phone. I've uploaded a picture showing how little they invade any decor. It's a small detail, but I love that we've moved away from the giant autoresponders of the 80's. It's a small device but packed with the high-tech features we've come to expect, like caller ID, call waiting, hold, etc. And the ability to wirelessly add additional devices anywhere…