KX-TG 2511

This phone was bought to replace a 15 year old BT one no longer in production. It is not nearly as good as that old one sadly

Pretty basic but ok for the price. It does what it's supposed to do. It has (IMO) a more stable base than the BT model in the same price range and the battery power seems to last longer. All in all, a fair product at a fair price.

The phone does not work for more than 7-9 minutes. I would send it back if possible and have a full refund.

Doesn't link with other my Panasonic phones as saved address book numbers on main phone and satellite phone can't be transmitted to it. I wouldn't have purchased it had I realised it was an older inferior spec.

I bought this to replace a BT cordless, which only lasted 18 months! It's quite basic and easy to use. The only criticism are the wires are too short. Good value for money, if it lasts longer than 18 months!!!!

Panasonic KX-TG2511ET DECT Single Digital Cordless Phone Set - Black I purchased this phone as my existing one needed a new battery and for the small price difference I was able to get this one. I am delighted as it was so easy to set up also the...

This phone is completely useless. In order to the make a call you have to disconnect the broadband. Otherwise its impossible to hear over the crackles and white noise. OK, it's cheap and you get what you pay for but we were skint that week and...

As with all Panasonic products this cordless phone lives up to expectations for value for money, easy to read instructions and set-up, all in all a great purchase

I was surprised that this phone was good for the price. It is very clear to hear and I struggle with some phones. I made a mistake though as wanted an answering machine phone. But that is a fault of the Amazon search and I should have checked the...

my landline phones (including the spare)went west, I shopped around for a replacemant, the cheapest model I could purchase in this area was 45euro, the exact same model was available on Amazon for £19, with postage and exchange of currency, the phone...