Buy Panasonic KX-TG5480S 5.8 GHz FHSS GigaRangePanasonic KX-TG5480S 5.8 GHz FHSS GigaRange Product Description:
- 5.8 GHz Frequency-hopping spread spectrum FHSS technology
- Up to 4-Way Conferencing
- 50-Station Phone Book & Dialer
- 50-Station Caller ID Memory & Dialer (Requires subscription to name-and-number Caller ID)
- 2-Line Operation
Product Description
5.8GHz 2-Line Cordless w/ Caller ID - 5.8GHz 2-Line digital cordless telephone with answering machine- Caller ID, call waiting caller ID- 50# Phonebook- 50# Caller ID memory- 4-Line backlit LCD on handset- Dual keypads- Dual speakerphone- Voice enhancer technology- Light-up antenna with ringer/message alert (flashes quickly for incoming call, slowly for message waiting)- Frequency hopping spread spectrum technology- Wireless network friendly (won't interfere with wireless computer networks)- Intercom- Chain dial- Clarity booster- Selectable ringtones (4 tones, 4 melodies)- Headset jack- Belt clip included- Lighted handset keypad- Redial/hold/flash/pause/mute- 5 Hour talk time, 11 day stand by time- Line 1 and line 2 buttons on base (line indicator)- Line 1 and line 2 soft keys on handset- Not expandable- Digital answering machine - 60 Minute digital record time - 2-Digit LCD message counter on base- Flash memory message backup- Voice menu- Time/date stamp- Memo recording- SilverKXTG5480S
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22 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
Great 2 line phone!
By Loretta D. Hinshaw
I bought this for my work at home office. Its great! I get NO interference from wifi or other electronics in the home. I have it located in my sunroom/office and can go out into the yard, basement, 2nd story, no problems with reception. I can even go out into my detached garage! I bought a headset and walk around on my conference calls all day instead of having to sit at my desk. I am still ramping up on all the bells and whistles, but so far it is making my work day more productive and smoother.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Based failed and no replacement after 14 months
By G. Bova
This portable phone and answering machine worked well for 14 months, and then suddenly the base unit became entirely unresponsive...lights stuck on red, and the phone could no longer talk to the base unit. We called Panasonic support, and they said that if the base unit is unresponsive, there is nothing to be done except to take it to a service center, which is over 100 miles away. We tried the usual things...unplugging and plugging it back in, trying different phone jacks, etc. with no effect. We bought this phone on Amazon and I'm placing this here in case others have experienced the same thing. Not sure if we were just unlucky or if there is a systematic problem with this phone.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Good little workhorse
By brainout
I bought this phone from Amazon in October 2006, thought I made a review of it when also buying the Uniden (see my reviews on Uniden). The latter, I returned. This 2-line phone, I kept. The rechargeable battery lasted from 2006 until Friday last, just after Thanksgiving 2011. Am buying a replacement battery on Amazon this week.Of all the Panasonic cordless phones I've purchased (and I prefer Panasonic phones to others), this one is the best. I've dropped it, packed it poorly and moved it, misconnected it, and it still keeps working. Its description presumes the old DSL setup, but it adapts to later technology. I can leave the apartment and walk almost half a block away, and still the signal transmits well, i.e., when my car died earlier this year, and I had to leave the apartment to tell AAA where to turn on a street, watching the tow truck drive past my location. The signal doesn't interfere with my computers.Downsides: the volume isn't great. That's a problem with digital phones. Analog cordless phones are better, on volume. The other downside is that the manual isn't well-written, so you have to keep re-reading the material. But once you understand the functions, they are easy to remember. Last downside with this model only: the phone book entries can only be accessed via the menu button. So you go through an extra step. Other Panasonic phones allow you to access your phone book with one button.But this phone is a keeper. I'm grateful to have it; the price now on Amazon is so good (I think I paid $200, back in 2006), I might buy another one, if the other Panasonic ever dies (my other Panasonic is KXTG2224, 2.4 Gigarange, much older and still going strong). If you want to know more, just make comments and I'll answer them.
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