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Nov 16 2009

Panasonic Additional Handset (KX-TGA930T) Great Price

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Panasonic Additional Handset (KX-TGA930T) Price

Panasonic Additional Handset (KX TGA930T) Great Price
This extra handset works with the Panasonic DECT 6.0 KX-TG9344T phone system. The extra handset is not the same as the 4 handsets that come with the KX-TG9344T phone system. The difference is that the keypad on this extra handset is black instead of clear. I wish it was clear.

This model offers a 3 stage volume control for the plug in headset, the other extra handset models have only one level. My Belkin headset works great on this handset, it is loud and clear on the lowest volume setting. The handset works great in my house. I really love the fact that the handset uses standard AAA rechargeable batteries because it will make replacing them in a year or two very inexpensive. I wish all cordless phones used AAA batteries.

Feature

  • Additional handset for Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phone systems
  • Light-up indicator for quick reference
  • Backlit keypad for easy use
  • Digital speakerphone for hands-free use or conference calls
  • Space-saving wall-mountable design

Overview

Add additional handsets (each handset sold separately) to your DECT 6.0 Expandable Digital Cordless Phone System. You can put one in the den, the kitchen, the master bedroom and the living room - all while using only one base and one phone jack - so you won’t have to make a run for it when the phone rings.

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Customer Reviews

Cut the Cord - S. M. Savacool - Upstate NY
For years we’ve had a single cordless phone in our house and we were always fighting over who got to talk on the cordless handset. I bought a Panasonic set with a base and two additional cordless handsets. We liked it so much that I ordered two more Panasonic KXTGA931 cordless handsets so now we have one in almost every room. We finially cut the cord ald life is so much easier. No more fighting over the portable! Voice quality is excellent, they are easy to use, and set-up was a breeze. All components seem to be high quality. The buttons on our old phone had become so hard to push that it was difficult to enter a number. The buttons on the Panasonic are large enough and require only a gentle push. It’s great!

It’s a phone and it works - T. Douglass -
I purchased this phone to add an additional phone to a 2 handset unit we already owned. I was a bit surprised at how quickly and easily it added itself to the base unit and was instantly available for use. This handset goes in my office, which is in a different building about 100 feet away from the base unit but the sound quality is in the good to very good range with an occasional echo when someone is on one of the other handsets at the same time. Part of the justification for purchasing it was for the intercom feature which also works flawlessly.

The Amazon price was the best I could find and I’ve never had a gripe with their service, so this is where I bought it and I’m glad I did.

Works great… mostly. :) - Blaze - Shreveport, LA
Great idea but the technology is not yet perfected! I have an iPhone and an LG. The iPhone works great 95% of the time, the LG works well most of the time. Clearly a lot depends on your cell phone and how it automatically connects & disconnects to the base via Bluetooth. I’ve adjusted to the unique quirks of both phones and am overall very satisfied. The range in our old home with many solid concrete walls is very good, handsets are easy to use, have built in speakerphone, and clear audio. It is nice to have a handset in every living area and upstairs–no longer running to find the ringing cell phone.
Product Information : Nov 15, 2009 10:00:14

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