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Panasonic KX-TG6441
$80.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:Adding extra handsets to the main unit is quick and easy. Reception is excellent, no static or distortion. Speakerphone function is loud and clear.
The Cons:Requires a long initial charging period of 7 hours. Built-in menus are awkward, takes a long time to scroll through and find special functions. Holding it between ear and shoulder is tricky, tends to slip out.
Panasonic's KX-TG6441 is a mid-range base/handset combination cordless phone. It uses DECT 6.0 to minimize interference with other wireless devices. Both the handset and base have built-in speakerphones, and the base has its own dialing pad, making it possible to call from the base even if the handset is away from it.
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The phone also has features like talking caller ID, talking alarm clock and battery indicator, as well as silent mode and a caller blocking list that can automatically give a busy signal to unwanted callers. There is also a built-in digital answering machine. Since the base has a speakerphone, the handset and base can be used as an intercom. The KX-TG6441 can also expand to include up to 6 total handsets, and Panasonic has several packages that include multiple handsets for this same base.
Features
- Released March 2009
- DECT 6.0, 1.9GHz operating frequency
- Handset and base speakerphones
- Handset-to-base intercom
- Expandable up to 6 handsets
- Caller block list
- Talking alarm/battery indicator/caller ID
- Silent mode
- LCD monochrome display
- 4-way conference calling
- Built-in digital answering machine
- Itemized voice mail
- Rechargeable batteries, 5 hour talk time, 11 day standby
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Pros & Cons
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adding extra handsets to the main unit is quick and easy
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reception is excellent, no static or distortion
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speakerphone function is loud and clear
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requires a long initial charging period of 7 hours
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built-in menus are awkward, takes a long time to scroll through and find special functions
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holding it between ear and shoulder is tricky, tends to slip out
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ring tone and volume are set for all handsets together, can't create individual settings for each one
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base has no battery backup, can't be used during a power outage
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