Panasonic KX TG2560

I have had this phone about a year and I have already experienced several "out of range" errors on the handset while I am within two feet of the base unit. This is really frustrating along with the extreme amount of pressure it takes to push the...

I'll get straight to the point here: 1. No problems working the phone; keys intutitive, slight learning curve 2. It does have its quirks like keys that slip...just use it a while dialing and the "slick" gives way to a sure touch 3. Unrivaled...

Here is why I rate this phone so poorly: 1. Hard to use number pad. The "press" action requires significant pressure and the surface is slippery as well. So, I often end up dialing the same digit twice. I call many different international numbers and...

*-*-*-*-* Would be a great phone (4 Stars) except for a FATAL FLAW. Does Panasonic get kickbacks from battery manufacturers? ***OH*** Panasonic makes ITS OWN batteries. BEWARE the manual's advice that this phone "may be always kept on the charging...

Do not, under any circumstances, buy this phone. When I first got it, it seemed to work perfectly. The CallerID, phonebook, you name it had me wowed. One week after the manufacturer's warranty expired, it started giving me "Out of Range" messages...

Do not, under any circumstances, buy this phone. When I first got it, it seemed to work perfectly. The CallerID, phonebook, you name it had me wowed. One week after the manufacturer's warranty expired, it started giving me "Out of Range" messages...

I had this phone less than a week when the display started acting up- going blank, or turning every pixel on, or even more fun turning on random pixels for pretty designs! Shipped it to Panasonic repair in San Francisco for repair. It was returned in...

I bought this phone because I was looking for DSS, Digital Spread Spectrum. I tried another Panasonic DSS phone that worked well and I bought this one for my home office. When I received this and tried to use it, it interfered heavily with my personal...

I must say that the Panasonic KXTG2560 2.4 GHz DSS Cordless Phone with Caller ID & Dual Keypad is a step up from my previous cordless phones. It does have a couple of areas that I feel could use improvements. The claim of up to eight hours of in-use...

Although snappy in design, it took a while to realize all the downfalls to this product. The supposed ergonomics of the phone are nonexistent, if you're partial to pinning the phone between your ear and shoulder. I must admit, it was quite impressive...