Telephone Reviews
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- 14-minute recording time
- Fully digital, no tape required
- Memo function
- Access messages remotely
- Voice time/day stamp
List price: $24.99 (that's NaN% off!)

Couldn't be worse!
Do not buy!In summary, DO NOT BUY!
Does not work (correctly) with DSLIf you have DSL only buy this: 1-to screen calls when you're home (with filter on), 2-to set an outgoing only message, 3-for any sort of target practice, or 4-to dissect for a science project...

- 2.4 GHz digital operation
- Supports 2 lines, 3-way conferencing
- Caller ID with call waiting, 30-call history
- Handset speakerphone
- Line status indicator; 50 speed-dial presets
List price: $99.99 (that's 10% off!)
Buy one from zShops for: $82.95

Do not buy this phone
Dreadful battery problem
Panasonic phones are nearly bulletproof!While wearing the belt clip, I went into my backyard to check on my swimming pool equipment. Leaning over the edge, I accidentally bumped the phone and knocked it into the water. Before I could grap it, it sunk to the bottom. After getting the net and fishing it off the 8-9 foot depth at the bottom, it stopped functioning (temporarily!!!)
That night, after removing the battery, shaking out all the water I could and setting it on a countertop to dry, I went to a local store to buy a replacement (this time a 2-line panasonic Model #KX-TG2267 (which has great fidelity, battery life, and general functionality.) I use these phones for my home office; they get intermittent use throughout the day, in an environment where my professionalism depends upon their performance.
After a day or so of partial function of the phone that went for a swim (after repeatedly shaking the water out of the phone by whirling it around in my hand), the phone is working exactly as it did prior to the incident. Now I know that these phones are advertised as "splashproof," but they are clearly not designed for a prolonged dunking at 8-9 foot of depth! Do not try this at home -- but mine survived!
Bottom line: They're not perfect, but a very solid, dependable product. As for their battery life, I've never had any problems ... by simply following the start-up charging instructions.

- 900 MHz cordless phone system
- Scrolling LCD can display up to 99 names and numbers
- Digital integrated answering machine
- 2 independent voice mail boxes
- Caller ID with call waiting
List price: $79.99 (that's NaN% off!)

These reviews are hilarious!
great features, but very poor sound quality.
Not recommended
- Deluxe AM/FM radio
- 12-number memory, including three one-touch emergency and nine quick-dial numbers
- Large, green LED clock with battery backup
- Wake to music or alarm
- Sleep timer and snooze
List price: $32.99 (that's NaN% off!)

Poor Visibility
don't buy GE
What a piece of garbage!!
- 900 MHz analog operation
- Speakerphone
- Digital answering machine with advanced message management
- Voice-assisted operation
- Modem monitor
List price: $65.14 (that's NaN% off!)

This phone stinks
Worst phone I've ever had...
Very Nice Phone
- Access for up to 4 Separate Lines
- 3-party conferencing
- 2 data ports
- Caller ID with call waiting capability
- Hands-free Speakerphone
List price: $229.99 (that's NaN% off!)
Used price: $104.90
Buy one from zShops for: $114.99

Did not deliver on promises
Disappointment and FrustrationThe most basic operations, like taking messages and retrieving them, are complex to set up and perform.
I could not figure out how to set the machine to pick up messages without calling AT&T support. I wanted to have the machine answer the phone and take messages if no one was in the office. Instead the answer message was played three times or the caller had to select an extension to have the machine accept a message.
If the line you set up to receive messages is busy, you need to have a second 964 if you want to take a message on the second line. This means that you have to check more than one phone for incoming messages. And, if I wanted someone else to pick up messages, it took a half hour to train them because the operation was so confusing.
The phone has too many buttons. Even after using the phone for several weeks I was not able to find the redial button easily. The directory holds lots of entries but it is not easy to set up or retrieve them.
The problems just went on. Rather than waste more time trying to use the features on these phones, I set them where they are only used occasionally -- throwing away most of the purchase price for these phones.
Do NOT waste your $money$Minor problem: Intercom never worked.
Minor problem: Set-up is difficult to scroll through. You have to go through many options to find the one you want, because of poor organization & layout.
MAJOR problem: This is why we returned the phones. When you receive an incoming call on any line, if either Auto Attend or DTAD picks up to either transfer call or take a message, whatever happens from hereon out, when the caller hangs up, the 964 phone will continue to HOLD THE LINE for approx. 3 minutes while the phone company comes on with their automated message of "If you'd like to make a call please hang up and dial again." followed by a loud off-the-hook beep-beep-beeping. Finally, the line will be released. This also happens if you're talking on one line and someone calls trying to leave a message on another line. You can hear the other phone being "off the hook" so to speak and it is irritating beyond description. This has been thoroughly researched and tested on our end and it ahs nothing to do with our line, the region we're in, or other phones on the system. We eliminated everything and the problem persisted! We went through dozens of calls to Lucient to get help and Customer Service was unknowledgable and unwilling to give more than surface assistance. Research Team was very thorough and tried a lot, but they were unsuccessful at solving the problem. To complicate the problem a little further, after a couple of weeks with that problem, the line-holding suddenly became sporadic. That couldn't be eliminated to why it did/didn't work... The best answer we got was that, "These are very new phones and we don't have everything smoothed out yet."
My advise from much painful experience is to NOT BUY these phones, unless you relish the development of your patience through coping with numerous problems on your own.

- CD, AM/FM radio, and buzzer alarm
- Multifunction CD player
- AM/FM stereo digital tuner
- Corded phone with Caller ID LCD on back of handset
- 50-number Caller ID memory
List price: $149.99 (that's NaN% off!)

Exhanged first broken one and now second is down...Almost sure to break within a few weeks of light use.
Phone did not work
Great machine but problem with phone unless you have mfg tip
- 2.4 GHz cordless phone with caller ID/call waiting
- Caller ID stores in 20-number speed-dial directory
- New-message indicator
- 10 one-touch dialing keys
- Page/handset locator
List price: $79.99 (that's NaN% off!)

bad. bad, very bad phone
Needs serious revisionsOne friendly piece of advice: stay away from this phone!
I have had excellent experience with Panasonic cordless phones. Sony phones also have been a big disappointment - they go out of range whenever they feel like it, and you often lose your line and have to redial.
This phone isn't worth 5 cents
- 2.4 GHz analog signal
- Caller ID with 40-call memory
- Digital answering system with 15 minutes of message space
- 20-number speed-dial memory, last number redial
- Page/handset locator; hearing aid compatible

Worst phone ever!
Can't Hear!!!...The search continues.
Nice features, but I can't be heard
- 2.4 GHz cordless phone with caller ID and digital answering system
- 20-number speed-dial memory with last number redial
- 40-channel auto-scan ensures clarity
- Page/handset locator and one-way intercom
- Hearing aid compatible
List price: $89.99 (that's NaN% off!)
Buy one from zShops for: $42.75

Worst phone ever!
Can't Hear!!!...The search continues.
Nice features, but I can't be heard