Panasonic1 Handset Expandable Cordless Phone System with Amber Backlit Display and Call Block – KX-TGC350B (Black)

So I got setup with my RingCentral Voip system several months ago, and had just been using the mobile app and my computer, but it wasn't really cutting it. So did some research and wound up getting the well reviewed OBI VOIP adapter that came as a combo unit with a set of VTech phones.Wow. The adapter worked fine, but those phones really sucked. People kept complaining that they couldn't hear me. Tried the other phone with the same results, and after fighting it for a month, I did some research and wound up with this Panasonic instead. MAJOR difference right away. Clear sound, people could hear me, and the range/battery life is excellent. Speakerphone is plenty loud, and the buttons and overall quality just feels great.My only small complaint is that there's no headset jack, but for the money, you really can't beat this phone, and given the poorer reviews of the models that support bluetooth, I'll just stick with this.

I just needed a phone for the bedroom and this one fit the bill. I was small enough to fit the night stand and has more than enough features for what I need. It has a Christmas ring tone (Jingle Bells) with many others and a phone number directory. Battery life on the phone seems to be excellent (several days off the charger). The screen is back-lit with the date and time displayed large enough that I can see them without my glasses. The range on the phone is overall good as I stay connected in every room of our two story 2000+ square foot house. Overall, it's a nice supplemental phone for any spare room. Also, if you don't need a phone with an answering machine, this would make a nice primary phone if you still have a land line that is. :)

I've got mixed feelings on this. The old phone we had was a Panasonic and it lasted probably 12-14 years. This model works just fine, battery life seems good but I haven't run it though the paces nor have I "measured" that. It just seems to always have enough charge whenever I pick it up in the randomness of our house. We use cell phones for the most part so I just needed something kinda cheap but not so crappy it annoyed me. This phone is really light, like chintzy light, but that doesn't seem to matter. Maybe I'm so old that I feel like a phone has to weigh more to prove it's worth but not so old that I actually care. We haven't dropped it nor have I tossed it around like on a couch or bed. But I suspect it would take that kind of abuse just fine. Meaning the couch or bed, I'm not so sure about the tile floor, but our old phone probably wouldn't have taken that any differently. So for now, all is fine and I like this phone.

My old one broke, bought this (used). Works great. Panasonic is an awesome company.

Nice phone for the price but falls short because it does not have a port for 2mm headset. How did a great Company like Panasonic miss that one? Had to return it and If not for that it is a great phone for the price.

Don’t have any issues

This phone feels and functions like a dollar-store-quality product. I've actually purchased better-quality items from a dollar store. I followed the instructions and re-connected the handset to the base several times. It didn't work. I did not save the box because the phone worked OK for the first month or so. After that, it just died all the time and didn't register that it's connected to the base. I just threw it in the trash. My last phone was a Panasonic and it lasted a long time. What a shame that their product has gone so down hill. I went to my local store and purchased a V-Tech instead, and it's been working just fine. Don't waste your money on this piece of trash!!

Working as expected