==Panasonic Trio home Phones KXTG8323== We have had these phones for a good few years now and I can't understand why I haven't reviewed them sooner. They have been our longest lasting phones to date and are still going strong. We bought them from Argos if I remember correctly (well we do seem to buy everything electrical from there as its so easy to take back should something go wrong). And I remember thinking there were not too expensive at around the £80 price region. What you get for your money should you choose to purchase these three phones, although I am sure there is bound to be a newer more advanced model since when we bought these ...  Read the complete review

Now I am a girl who likes to talk, and with friends and family living far away then my phone is one of the most essential things to me. This phone has been used in my household for a long time now and has always served me well. It has clear answering machine reception and easy use. Fits your hand perfectly and is brilliant for long phone calls without glueing itself to your ear, its slick quality makes this product excellent for people who enjoy a long chat. The sound quality has never faultered yet and also carrys clear, high quality effect from its speaker-phone, always useful when trying to multi-task on the phone. If you are having problems with your ...  Read the complete review

It recently became clear that I needed to change my home phone as callers were becoming very hard to hear. My old phone had lasted for over 10 years so I decided to splash out on a new digital phone. My previous phone had 3 handsets, alarm, phonebook etc. Looking around the shops I realised that replacing my trusty old phone was going to be difficult. Most 'attractive' phones I tried seemed flimsy and not well made but the phones that did have a good solid feel to them generally looked unattractive. (Just because it is a phone does not mean it cannot be aesthetically pleasing). Eventually I came across the Panasonic range. The KX-TG8323 caught my eye ...  Read the complete review