Saturday, March 17, 2012
Best Buy:Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Talking Caller ID (Metallic Grey)
Product Description
5.8GHz w/ Ans Machine w/ Caller ID - 5.8GHz Expandable digital cordless with answering machine- Expandable up to 8 handsets total- Only one phone jack needed for entire system- Caller ID, call waiting caller ID- Talking caller ID- 50# Phonebook & dialer- 50# Caller ID memory- 4-Way conference capability - Recordable customized ringer - Caller ID linked feature (ringer ID and light-up ID)- Light-up antenna ringer/message alert indicator (3 color options of blue, green, amber, or multicolor) flashes slowly for a message and quickly for an incoming call- Voice enhancer technology - High resolution LCD (1.6") - Icon menu- Dual antennas on base- Phonebook sharing between handsets- Dual keypads - Digital duplex speakerphone on base and handset - Caller IQ compatible - Ringer melody download- Frequency hopping spread specturm (FHSS) technology - Voice paging- Headset jack (2.5mm)- Belt clip included- All-digital answering system - 21 Minutes of record time- Memo recording- 2-Digit message counter on base- SilverACCESSORY HANDSETS: KX-TGA550M, KX-TGA551M, KX-TGA552MPackage Contents:- Cordless phone and base unit- Line cord- AC adapter- Rechargeable battery- Handset cover- Belt clip- Audio cable- Wall mount kit- ManualKXTG5571M
Amazon.com Product Description
The KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz cordless phone system from Panasonic offers digital FHSS signal reception for clear, secure calls, plus lots of room to grow. An integrated digital answering system provides up to 21 minutes of recording time, remote operation, and an LCD message counter. The KX-TG5571M also features Call Waiting, Talking Caller ID and Caller IQ Plus compatibility. A light-up antenna alerts you to new calls silently, if you choose, while versatile ringer options let you choose from three sound patterns, four melodies, or even customized ring tones that you can record yourself.
Additional features include base and handset speakerphone capabilities, four-way conferencing (requires additional handsets), and an intercom system that allows communication between handsets and between the base unit and individual handsets. Mute, hold, flash, redial (last number dialed from the base, last five numbers from the handset), and dual keypad and display round out the feature set.
The system includes a single, metallic grey handset (model KX-TGA552M) that can be expanded to a total of eight (compatible handset models include KX-TGA552M, KX-TGA551M, and KX-TGA550M). Accessory handsets do not require separate phone jacks--just plug the charging cradle into a power outlet, and the handset will automatically configure itself to the base system.
What's in the Box
KX-TG5571M base and one handset, AC power adapter, battery pack, battery cover, phone line cord, belt clip, user guide and setup information, warranty information
- 5.8 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology
- Expandable to 8 handsets, 1 included
- Integrated digital answering system, up to 21 minutes recording time
- Call waiting, talking caller ID, and Caller IQ Plus compatible
- Intercom, custom ring tones, duplex speakerphone
Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Talking Caller ID (Metallic Grey) Reviews
Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Talking Caller ID (Metallic Grey) Reviews
| 149 of 152 people found the following review helpful  Nice 2nd Gen phone system, By F. Grant (New York, NY) - See all my reviews This review is from: Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Talking Caller ID (Metallic Grey) (Office Product) I junked my Motorola MD681 for this phone. I was skeptical about jumping into another wireless phone system, but I needed phones in some areas where there are typically no jacks (garage, attic). After doing some research, I decided to go with Panasonics' new phone system. Unlike Motorola, I see all types of older 2.4Ghz expandable Panasonic phones still available for purchase from the popular retailers. So, this new phone should be supported for some time. Anyway, into the details.<u>The Good</u> 1. Handset : this phone feels good in the hand and on the ear. Though not overly heavy, it has a nice weight and doesn't creak or flex through normal use unlike some other less expensive handsets. Most of the color on the handset is protected by a clear acrylic, so it will retain its color for years. The LCD screen is very large, much larger than I am used to. It does show a great deal of information legibly. It has an orange backlight that illuminates... Read more 78 of 78 people found the following review helpful My best Panasonic cordless phone yet..., By This review is from: Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Talking Caller ID (Metallic Grey) (Office Product) I've had the KX-TG5571M for 2 weeks now and it has worked flawlessly. I decided to get this phone when a $30 rebate was offered on the phone. This phone replaces another Panasonic cordless phone that worked on the 2.4GHz frequency. However, that phone interfered with my wireless network every time I used it (I would loose my wireless internet connection).What do I like about this phone? First, it is small, smaller than the average cordless phone. It also fits nicely in your hands. It is a little narrower in the middle so it is easier to hold, just like a bottle. Second, this phone works on a 5.8GHz frequency and does NOT interfere with my wireless network. Now, I do not loose my wireless internet connection anymore. Third, the speakerphone is a real convenience. If you have to go through menus when calling companies, etc or have to input numbers, putting the phone on speakerphone is a real convenience. Fourth, this phone has a nice big screen and a nicer interface. It now... Read more 24 of 25 people found the following review helpful  solid phone, but handsets are like separately bought extensions, not a well-integrated system, By RPG "RPG" (Timbuktu) - See all my reviews This review is from: Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG5571M 5.8 GHz DSS Expandable Cordless Phone with Answering System and Talking Caller ID (Metallic Grey) (Office Product) As a collection of individual phones, it's quite nice. As a multi-handset phone system, it feels like a beta version:(a) If phone rings and you answer it from one extension, all other extensions will report that you missed the call. (b) You can copy the phone book to other extensions (one extension at a time), but if you have associated specific ring tones or LED colors with certain phone book entries, these are not copied, you have to re-associate them at each phone (c) You can record sounds to use as ringtones, but you have to do it over again at each extension, you can't record it centrally and have it work for the whole system (d) There is no way to choose centrally any handset settings such as volume and whether "Talking Caller ID" is on or off; you have to do it at each phone. (Sometimes you do want different settings on different phones, but when you don't, why can't you just set it once? It's supposed to be a system) (e)... Read more |
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