Corded/Cordless Phone with Advanced Call Block, 2-Way Recording and Digital Answering Machine, 1 Handset Expandable up to 6 Cordless Handsets - KX-TGF850B (Black)

Exactly what I was looking for. Easy installation and setup. I like the design and appearance of the units and in particular the red button call block functionality. Includes all accessories you need. I will buy again in the future. I'm staying with Panasonic for reliability and quality.

This is a replacement for a similar older model. This is even better with a low battery notification as well as a call block button. I love it!!

Love this landline. Most of the time it blocks telemarketers, that in itself is worth the price. If the phone doesn't block them I can, with a press of a button. It also tells you who is calling so you don't need to stop what you are doing when the phone rings. Very happy with this purchase.

This is exactly what we wanted. It replaces the older version of the Panasonic machine. The one cordless unit can be placed separately, and it also states who is calling.

Descent product Only product foreseen is the cord on the base. Get defective over time. Meaning it affected the speaker on hearing the other end speaker, could not hear me. even changing the cord did NOT change reception. So, the other end of the phone receiver could hear me. Good caller id, appearance. Good 6.0 Dect.

Works really well, I like the block button for those annoying calls

I use a speakerphone from time to time for my business. Recently I had to move out of an office that had a 20+ year old Avaya speakerphone (that was phenomenal) into a new office where I had to provide my own phone. I got this Panasonic speakerphone and it is pathetic. If I don't have the phone less than 2 feet directly in front of my mouth the people on the other end complain they can't hear me and even then they say they have trouble hearing me clearly. If I turn my head while speaking they say they can't hear me. The sound quality on my end is mediocre at best . The handset is lightweight and also has mediocre sound. I plugged in a 30 year old Bell phone I had in my closet into my line and it's handset has better sound quality. With my old Avaya phone I could speak normally anywhere in my office and it was clear to the people on the other end of the line. Also, I have an old inexpensive Logitech C270 webcam with a built in microphone that is about the size of a pea and it is also phenomenal. I used it today on a 4-way Zoom conference since my new Panasonic phone is useless and everybody heard me just fine with the Logitech microphone. Seems like Panasonic went out of their way to incorporate a very crummy microphone and a mediocre speaker.

My mom loves these she's in her '80s

Excelente articulo panasonic es una marca de confianza vale cada peso que pague por el articulo