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| Panasonic Dect 6.0 Series 3 Handset Cordless Phone System with Answering System (KX-TG1033S) | 
| List Price: $99.95
Buy New: $69.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (based on 533 reviews)
Category: CE
Publisher: Panasonic
Studio: Panasonic
Brand: Panasonic
Label: Panasonic
Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Autographed: 0
Memorabilia: 0
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: 1
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Manufacturer Warranty included
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.9
Dimensions (in): 9.9 x 7.9 x 4.8
MPN: KX-TG1033S
Model: KX-TG1033S
UPC: 037988477821
EAN: 0037988477821
ASIN: B000LYAX1G
Release Date: April 10, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Cordless system with digital answering machine includes 3 handsets, 1 base, and 2 chargers | | • | Uses 1.9 GHz frequency band for less interference | | • | Digital answering machine with 16 minutes recording time | | • | Up to 17 hours talk time | | • | 3-way conference calling capability |
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Product Description
3 Handset Bundle (expandable to 6) / DECT-1.9GHz / 16 Minute TAD / Up to 17 Hours Talk per charge Handset Speakerphone Light Up Indicator w/ Message / Ringer Alert Expandable Up To 6 Handsets Handset Speakerphone 3-Way Conferencing Intercom or Call Transfer Between Handsets 3-Line Backlit LCD on Handset 50 Station Caller ID Memory 50 Station Phone Directory / Dialer Handset Locator Adjustable Ringer / Volume Control 15 Selectable Ring Tones Flash / Redial / Mute Clock & Alarm Bi-Lingual Menu Support (English / Spanish) Belt Clip Headset Jack on each handset (headset is optional - not included) Wall Mountable NiMH Battery Included
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| Customer Reviews: Read 528 more reviews...
 Like The Phones December 3, 2008
Phones were easy to set up. Only thing I would change is a higher ringer volume and voice volume. These are easy to grasp and use.
 frustrating December 2, 2008
Although overall the set works well, we find it frustrating that the phones record and list all calls as MISSED CALLS, even though we answer them. This results in having to manually delete every call from the caller ID log in order to reset to zero. Also not very pleased with the functioning of the phones as it relates to the distance from their base. I lose signal even while within our home, and definitely when outside on our patio.
 All 6.0 phones probably work well... so why not insist on a lighted keypad...? December 1, 2008
The Panasonic 6.0 works well and has big buttons but--big buttons don't help in the dark! I returned this and bought an AT&T 6.0--also with big buttons and that light up... Also I can reassure you that the AT&T 6.0 has "at least" equally superb range and sound quality.
I suspect that all 6.0 cordless phones are pretty good. I am only prejudiced against Vtech due to experiences with previous models. Vtech also tends to be much cheaper and I suspect that it is somewhat true that you get what you pay for.
Maybe I am incorrect. Maybe the Panasonic 6.0 keypad does light up. But mine didn't seem to and so I returned it before it got used. I recommend that you look for 'lighted keypad' as a listed feature. Can you find 'lighted keypad' listed here? Well I can't, nor did mine seem to light up when I had it in my hand. In my opinion, it is rather basic to be able to dial in the dark if necessary. If you like the "big button" feature than I suspect you will also like having some light with which to see them...! Leaving out that light is inexcusable in my opinion.
Therefore we went with the AT&T 6.0 and turned the volume up to maximum. Wow what a difference from all previous cordless phones. Even from the other end of the line we can hear the user of a 6.0 phone much more crisply from any part of the house. I do not doubt the reviewers here who attest that the Panasonic 6.0 works well. All I can say is that the AT&T 6.0 works at least as well--and also has a lighted keypad.
Incidentally, the AT&T 6.0 boasts in writing, on the box, to have the best range of any cordless phone due to a unique antenna design. I believe that the Panasonic 6.0 is for all practical purposes just as good, judging by the reviews. However only the AT&T 6.0 puts such a claim in writing. I am not saying that this makes the AT&T any better. I am only saying that this confirms the AT&T to be, in all probability, "at least" as good as the Panasonic--in addition to having a lighted keypad.
 Great phone with no interference... December 1, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This phone works great - no interference even in a heavily populated apartment building with lots of wireless networking around. All three handsets work great - plus, I can customize the phonebook on each one so I don't have to go through long lists of numbers to get to the one I want (e.g. in my office I only store the numbers I use for work, the one in the living room has friends and family on it, etc).
Battery life appears to be excellent so far - I do a lot of teleconferencing that can last for 2-3 hours and have yet to have a battery run low during that time. I also like the voicemail notification (I don't use the answer machine) since it gives a notice on the display and flashes the light on top - I can quickly see if I have any messages waiting instead of having to actually pickup the phone.
The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the volume when using a headset. There are volume controls for all three ways to use this phone - standard, speakerphone, and headset. The standard and speakerphone volumes are excellent, but the headset volume is a little too low even when set to maximum. Fortunately, my Plantronics headset has a bit of volume boost, so I can get it to a level that works well.
Other than that one tiny issue, I have been very happy with this phone!
They work November 30, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
They work as expected. They hold a charge real well. Worth the money I paid for them.
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