Panasonic KXTCD 725

Well, if you use this phone, the answer will be yes. Unless you mother has an hearing impediment, like mine, then the answer is "what did you say?" After 5 goes at asking her to turn her hearing aid to the "T" position, the answer finally becomes yes. But its worth the wait. This phone is a digital cordless phone. 99.9% of you will probably be used to mobile phones, and this phone has basically the same features. It has a phone book, a built in answerphone, caller display (if you subscribe to it with your telephone provider), last numbers dialled and received stored etc etc. It looks a bit like a mobile phone, and acts like ...  Read the complete review

After my Ericsson phone decided to give up the ghost, I had to make a quick dash to Argos to find a replacement. Without much thought I purchased a BT On-Air 1250 cordless phone for £140 simply because it met my basic requirements, caller ID, answer machine and wall mountable. However on returning home I was soon to be very disappointed. The phone was almost impossible to use without the manual to hand. Instead of menu names like "Settings" it had F1, F2, etc. (presumably "F" standing for function). Things like setting the time was done by pressing the intercom button, then hash and 1!! How pointless! Within an hour I was ...  Read the complete review

First when I heard of this phone I thought, yes I definately got to get one even though I had to save up for its hefty price. I paid 169.00 Euro ( UK£ 106.47 ) for it from a Electrical Shop in the Republic of Ireland and would normaly not pay this kind of money for a telephone! I mean, lets put it into perspective here, at the end of the day even with all its features it is after all just a telephone at the end of the day. Overall the features I liked on this phone is the backlit keypad & backlit LCD Display something that is not found on all other landline phones and this is quite useful when usin the phone in low light. It has three colours LCD backlit display ...  Read the complete review

I bought this set of phones on my previous experience with Panasonic and the fact that it did everything. OnceI had the unit at home, I charged it for the 15 or so hours required. The next day I eagerly went home to use the new phones......but shock.....the phones were great until you had to use them! The sound quality was very very poor. The answerphone......this was the worst I have ever heard. The outgoing message had so much background noise you could not understand what was said.....when somebody left a message it wanst much better. I contacted Panasnic who as any company treated you like a bit of a fool. Had I done this, hadI done ...  Read the complete review

After keeping my eye on this product and checking the price out for a good few months I finally took the plunge and purchased it from a small independent shop in Leicester for £89. The package includes a handset, base unit, 2 NimH rechargeable batteries, mains adapter unit and belt clip...Oh and a comprehensive, thick manual. The features include an address book of up to 200 numbers/names, range of up to 300 metres, choice of display colour,swivel, wall-mountable base, up to 20 ringtones, need to recharge about once a week, a digital answerphone with a recording time of 16 minutes, various message/dictation functions (I have yet to even look at them!), ...  Read the complete review