Panasonic KX-TG3711SX Cordless Phone Silver

works well. great design for elderly people due to ease of use

So far so good. Let time pass, it’s reliability will be confirmed

Amazing landline phone. It holds signal well over a good range, the battery life is solid, and the buttons feel nice to use. It’s also lightweight and comfortable to handle.

My requirements for a cordless landline phone were the most basic and this phone fulfills them to a T. The phone is easy to set up and since panasonic has been churning out cordless phones since before the internet, they have paid attention to the small details which makes installing this phone a pleasure. The option of wall mounting the phone is useful, but unfortunately I found that it sitting on a table top looked better than wall mounting. This phone has only one connection to a hardline i.e. only one line. The power socket and the inlet are at the bottom of the base with clearly distinct wire holding channels, which ensure that the wires are protected. The base is quite basic, with just a single locator button and a plastic body. However the finish is good and the metallic sheen paint ensures it does not look plastic-ky(sic?). The handset is ergonomic and fits comfortably in my hand and ear during calls. The inclusion of a rear speakerphone ensures I can hear calls over background music. Still discovering the features and functions of the handset, but the most used feature by me right now is the alarm function. Scheduling calls has been made so much more convenient. The phone offers a phonebook option limited to 50 names (Out of which I am using around 10 and don't see myself running for extra space). The standby time for the phone I found to be quite impressive after a full charge. I believe i am a moderate user, with a talktime of around 2-4 hr per day, the battery needs to be charged once every 8-9 days. I did not get the chance to test the range of the instrument, however it performs brilliantly even at the farthest corners of the house with many obstacles in the way. TL;DR Pros: 1. Pricing 2. Easy to Install 3. Good Battery Life for moderate use ~2-4 hr per day requires a weekly charge. 4. Clear sound quality and good speakerphone. 5. Useful basic features 6. Minimalist design and good looking set. 7. Ergonomic and comfortable handset. Cons: 1. Lacks current technology like DECT, Bluetooth etc. which are available in higher end phones. 2. Plastic body which seems as it offers minimal protection from falls. Bottom Line: The phone is excellent for moderate use with competitive pricing, although paying a premium for the Panasonic brand (Which has been making phones since forever). Totally worth the extra money. Although this phone doesn't have the latest technology with regards to DECT, Bluetooth and Wireless Interfacing. As Interesting and expanded functionality these additions sound, I am of the opinion that any smartphone is capable of providing the same experiences (E.g. Bluetooth enabled skype calls on the landline appear jaded after a while and I would probably have not used it more than a month.). Additionally, it works on the 2.4GHz band, I found no interference with my wi-fi modem/router, which relieves the need to have DECT.

Clock is not calibrated properly. It is late by one minute per day. Got to know this after return period is over. Panasonic, being a premium brand should keep these things in mind while clearing their products for selling. Now I don't know whom to approach. Otherwise, phone is decent, although it is a bit of overpriced comparing today's cellular phones and the facilities they provide. Ring volume is also not very loud. Coverage area from thr base is good though, covering almost 500sq. Ft

very nice ,, value for money, very nice crystal clear voice , nice keypad . and made with good materials .. thank panasonic and thanks , sellar and amazone staf to diliver it very nicely and carefully

Phone doesn't work properly...always ringing problem

Light weight phone like old relaince mobil