Panasonic Bluetooth Cordless Phone KX-TG7875S Link2Cell
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About Panasonic Bluetooth Cordless Phone KX-TG7875S Link2Cell
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
69% liked the call clarity, while 31% found it muffled
The volume is not loud enough for hard of hearing people.
The sound quality was poor and callers were hanging up when answering or placing calls.
The volume of my phone is terrible, so I have to use speakerphone all the time.
My friend couldn't turn off the constantly lit call waiting light.
75% found the call waiting features helpful, but 25% experienced delays
The call waiting light signaling new messages was not turning off, making it difficult for me to use the phone.
90% appreciated the design
The phone's design is from before digital times when standards of old analog phones were very high.
82% liked its integration with smart home devices, yet 18% faced issues
I found it difficult to link cell phones to the Panasonic unit during the initial setup.
79% highlighted the noise reduction technology although 21% noticed glitches
This phone model is unable to prevent interference from other electronics.
The handsets do not disconnect or light up or make a warning noise when the conversation is long over.
83% were satisfied with the recording capacity, but 17% experienced data loss
One of the four handsets in the package does not charge fully.
The call-block feature is appreciated, but I have to scroll through all 250 un-ordered numbers to unblock a number that was blocked in error.
81% appreciated the voicemail and messaging features, although 19% didn't
The link to cell feature did not work properly as my cell phone engaged during the call, producing too much background noise and making the feature useless.
My previous phone had a feature where I could see the number of calls and hear the messages after someone calls.
