Panasonic Corded/Cordless Phone with Advanced Call Block, 2-Way Recording and Digital Answering Machine, 2 Handsets Expandable up to 6 Cordless Handsets - KX-TGF852B (Black)

This is a great phone system which gives clear audio. Best of all it is easy to use and to filter out bogus phone calls, robo calls, commercial calls, surveys, political calls, and any other annoying call that you want to block. I really like it,

Excellent (non-cheap feeling phones). Best set after searching for many others and returning two.In our opinion, this is the BEST Quality phone set.Good price for excellent quality regarding:Weight of phone (not flimsy/cheaply made),Sound,Ease of set up,Functionality.We Highly recommend this seller and this product.

This is the 4th or 5th Panasonic system like this that I have had in the last 20+ years. They don't make anything like they used to. Each time I've had to replace my system, Panasonic has dropped another good feature. Last set, they dropped the little light that told you the portable handset was properly seated in its charger and charging. This time they've dropped a feature even more important to me--the pocket clip. With my last set, I needed to replace the clips and one portable that I ran over with the tractor--WAY too expensive! It was cheaper in the long run to replace the whole system, which I did because the system serves my needs at a better price than the competition.

Still a solid landline phone, these last quite a few years and this one is the last that Panasonic has made. It came out in 2020. Having the base unit on a desktop makes calling businesses convenient.

Comfortable to dial out w/ comfortable buttons, answering machine easy to use, cord to handset too short, main issue is the speaker has tons of static and you have to pick up the handset to converse.

I use a speakerphone from time to time for my business. Recently I had to move out of an office that had a 20+ year old Avaya speakerphone (that was phenomenal) into a new office where I had to provide my own phone. I got this Panasonic speakerphone and it is pathetic. If I don't have the phone less than 2 feet directly in front of my mouth the people on the other end complain they can't hear me and even then they say they have trouble hearing me clearly. If I turn my head while speaking they say they can't hear me. The sound quality on my end is mediocre at best . The handset is lightweight and also has mediocre sound. I plugged in a 30 year old Bell phone I had in my closet into my line and it's handset has better sound quality.With my old Avaya phone I could speak normally anywhere in my office and it was clear to the people on the other end of the line.Also, I have an old inexpensive Logitech C270 webcam with a built in microphone that is about the size of a pea and it is also phenomenal. I used it today on a 4-way Zoom conference since my new Panasonic phone is useless and everybody heard me just fine with the Logitech microphone.Seems like Panasonic went out of their way to incorporate a very crummy microphone and a mediocre speaker.

Clear numbers, easy to read and button size is good (esp for senior citizens). Easy to set up basic feature - there are a few more than I will likely use. Sound quality on hand set and speaker feature are both good. Does what I need it to do.Not positive that we are doing the call blocking correctly, as it isn't registering that there are any Blocked Calls - although we have used it on several spam calls. Will keep trying this - may be working (really well) as the number of calls since installation seems to have diminished.

Had to upgrade the phones for the small business. These do work great! The only issue is the corded phone does not have a good clear speaker phone. The people I am talking to can nut hear me so I have to pick up the phone. The remotes do not seem to have this issue.