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Panasonic KX-TG7431
$80.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:Tiny base unit takes up very little table area. Uses rechargeable AAA batteries rather than proprietary units, allowing for easy battery replacement if something goes wrong. Talking caller ID is great for seniors and other who may have trouble reading the display.
The Cons:Call quality is weak, tends to be quite quiet. Basic operation is overly complex and unintuitive. Features a tiny joystick that is used for volume adjustment (which is quite awkward) but not menu navigation (which makes no sense).
Panasonic's KX-TG7431 is a mid-range cordless phone that uses DECT 6.0 to minimize interference with other wireless devices. It has a single handset and base that charges its batteries, and this can be expanded up to 6 total handsets.
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Each handset has a large LCD backlit display, and the system comes with a built-in digital answering system with individually selectable and listed voice mails. The phone also features a block list that can ignore programmed numbers and give them a busy signal if they call again. The handset has silent mode as well as programmable talking alarms and battery life indicators. Other features include call waiting ID, handset locator, talking caller ID and 4-way conference calling. The batteries charge in about 7 hours, and last for 11 hours on standby or 5 hours of talk time.
Features
- DECT 6.0
- Expandable up to 6 handsets
- Caller block list
- Talking alarm/battery indicator/caller ID
- Silent mode
- LCD monochrome display, 2.1" diagonal
- 4-way conference calling
- Handset-to-handset intercom
- Built-in digital answering machine
- Itemized voice mail
- Rechargeable batteries, 5 hour talk time, 11 standby
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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Tiny base unit takes up very little table area.
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Uses rechargeable AAA batteries rather than proprietary units, allowing for easy battery replacement if something goes wrong.
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Talking caller ID is great for seniors and other who may have trouble reading the display.
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The handset is pretty light, likely due to using only two AAA batteries.
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LCD display is bright and easy to read.
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Call quality is weak, tends to be quite quiet.
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Basic operation is overly complex and unintuitive.
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Features a tiny joystick that is used for volume adjustment (which is quite awkward) but not menu navigation (which makes no sense).
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