When our old cordless phones started to crackle, hiss and generally malfunction in such a way as to make calling virtually impossible, we set off into town to purchase a new set! Having previously gone for a "cheap but cheerful" phone that we then found did not really last much past its 12 month warranty, I was keen to spend a little bit extra to get a brand that I trusted and felt would last. I didn't really have one specific brand name in mind, but when I saw this particular phone on offer in our local Tesco, I did feel confident that the Panasonic name was one I could trust, having previously owned electrical items manufactured by them and been very ...  Read the complete review

I bought the twin version of this phone last week for £35 as my old home phone broke. I was very surprised about how cheap this phone was, as lots of competitors were priced around £60 - £70. The phone came with the two AAA rechargeable batteries for each phone. It also came with the handsets, bases, wires and instruction manual. ~Looks/Style~ The phone looks quite modern, but is a little bit thick. The buttons are averagely sized, but are made of rubber, which makes them easier to press and more comfortable. The phone screen is black, but with a grey part around the edge and grey buttons. The text on the phone is black, but the backlight is ...  Read the complete review

Okay so after days on end of looking for a new phone i came acorss the panasonic kx and i must admit even though i read the specs on it, it looked good so i got it. This is the biggest mistake to make when purchasing technology, if it looks way better than its competitors then its probably had less time spent on actually making it a good peice of equipment and if it looks good and works well then you need a pat on the back! When it arrived i was surprised, most phones come with about 10 metres of wire which is so annoying when in truth the base to the phone socket is no more than 2 foot, however this phone was practical and that was my first positive. Its ...  Read the complete review

We have had these phones for around a year now after we found out that for some reason our old ones were not compatible with out new telephone provider (Apparently). We had Panasonic home phones beforehand and were very happy with them overall so we decided to go with them again. We were not disappointed. My first impressions of the handsets were that they were very easy to use. They seemed to have a rubbery feel to them to enhance grip and make conversations more comfortable - assuming you use it up to your ear rather than use their loudspeaker functions. The large numbers on the buttons means that they could also be suitable for people with sight ...  Read the complete review