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Panasonic KX-TG7120ES
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Panasonic's DECT phone range has continued to go from strength to strength since the introduction of the first model a decade ago. Constantly evolving in line with consumers changing needs - Panasonic is proud to provide stylish and innovative models that center on ease of use and convenience. Panasonic is committed to providing the consumer with choice, and with 3 new ranges to choose from.The KX-TG7100 features all of the benefits seen with the 1000 series, whilst going one step further to include a number of additional features to cater for those looking for that little bit more. With a speakerphone added to the mix the KX-TG7100 is inherently user-friendly ensuring users are not restricted by having to hold the handset. For example, users can confidently talk to their best friend whilst simultaneously doing the washing up with. In addition to the Base Ringer featured in the KX-TG1100, the KX-TG7100 also features Ringer LED on the handset that flashes when the phone is ringing. This means you can see as well as hear that the phone is ringing. The 7000 series also offers a model with a 20 minute Telephone Answering Machine KX-TG7120 for those looking to benefit from an answering machine. Ease of use has remained at the forefront of this model with the TAM key on the base - simply press the large play button and listen to your messages on the speakerphone.
Features of the Panasonic KX-TG7120ES include:
- GAP Compatible
- 20 minutes Telephone Answering Machine
- Speakerphone
- Phone book holds up to 50 entries
Panasonic KX-TG7120ES Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by Dave Andrews on 01/12/2008
Good phone but pretty old. Bought the Which? report (bit stupidly) - then found lots of nice articles here: www.cordless-phones.uk.com/blog/ any added comments appreciated. I'm looking for a twin phone (around £70).
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Reviewed by Jeff on 29/11/2008
Had this phone for nearly 2 years now and still pleased with it.The answer machine is a doddle to use although if your in and its turned on you only have 5 rings before it activates, so you gotta be pretty quick to get to it and pick up the phone.You can turn the answer machine off when your in but i always forget.Range from the base is good.No problem at all with keeping the phone in its cradle.Clear sound, If i wanted to be very picky i would say it does sound a bit tinny on hands free.All in all a good phone that i am pleased with .
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Reviewed by Iain on 28/10/2007
I have no idea how the first reviewers handset kept falling out of holder seeing as the hole is pretty deep. My guess is you just didn't bother to put the phone back right. Yeah it's a little chunky but I have had "slim" handsets and never got on with them. Design...... it's a house phone for god sakes. If you wanted something stylish then you would have had more then enough time to return the phone to where you got it or better still, looked at the phone before you got it. I have the twin pack as there is one in the house and the other is in the workshop in the garden about 80 ft from the main base and has no loss of signal or sound quality. I like the intercom service on the phones. I replace my old KXTCD505 Panasonic and at one point I have this one paired to my new system but now the phone is being used as an internet phone via my Orange LiveBox.
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Reviewed by Stephen on 24/02/2007
Really horrible phone. Panasonic engineers obviously made no effort is designing this one. The phone is chunky and uncomfortable to hold, and I've lost count of the number of times it has simply fallen out of its holder. I'm hoping that the next fall onto the floor will break it completely and I can buy a new phone - not a Panasonic next time :(
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