Panasonic Cordless Phone With Answering Machine KX-TGE632M

facil de configurar, aun que no es claro como configurara el area code

Our current phones started to have problems, so we replaced them with these phones. It is a newer version of our old phones so setting them up was very easy. We were even able to transfer our phonebook from our old phones. I have noticed the external speaker seems to be less quality than our older phones, but it is not that big of a deal. The new phones even have more options than the old phones did. One that I really like is the spam blocking option that requires the caller to press 1 to continue. That eliminates all robo calls. If I need to receive an automated call from a doctor’s office all I have to do is add their name to the allow list and the call comes through. This has completely stopped all of our spam calls. Great phones.

I have used Panasonic phones for over 25 years. They have fallen off a lot, like everything else that you buy now. The RANGE of these phones is the most notable problem I am encountering. I can’t use these in my shop as I could my previous two older sets of Panasonic phones. They hang up on you due to being “out-of-range”. My wife can’t sit in her lawn chair in the BACKYARD and use these phones as she did for 17 years with our old Panasonic phones….the new ones hang up on her as well. If you have a large home or need a wireless land (extension) line that won’t be INSIDE the home near the base unit of this phone, then I recommend you keep looking. These are not “free to wander the house and yard” cordless phones. And I will end by confirming several other reviews that claim sound quality is lacking. Speaker phone volume is worthless if there is any external background noise. Volume simply isn’t there, even on the “high” setting. I really miss my old phone set!

It comes with a base that charges a phone and houses the answering machine. The other two phones have seperate chargers. About 2 months ago , one of the chargers quit working. Now the second one has gone bad. We have to rotate the phones to keep them charged. One charging port going bad is understandable, but two just shows it’s an inferior product. We are shopping for another cordless land line.

I have owned Panasonic cordless phones for decades. They are always my first brand of choice when upgrading my phone system.

Recently, I got rid of my landline phones. It would be much cheaper to rely on my cellphone. However, I also wanted the convenience of talking on a handset.

The great thing about this cordless phone system is its ability to connect to up to 2 cell phones. Once connected, it works rather well, though there are minor downsides.

First, you need to place the Panasonic base unit next to where you will keep your cell phone. Since the connection is Bluetooth, there isn’t much distance to play with and both units will need to be close to communicate with each other. You can certainly take your cell phone with you when traveling outside of your home, but once you return, you will need to place it near the Panasonic base unit again where the Bluetooth connection will re-establish itself automatically.

There is a setting on the Panasonic phone that puts it in “cellphone only” mode. This gets rid of the constant message that appears on the screen that indicates you are not connected to a landline.

Making calls on the handset while connected to your cellphone isn’t quite as fluid as I had hoped, but it works well. You need to dial the number you want, press the CELL button beneath the screen, and then there is a brief pause and a few beeps until the phone connects.

Cell phone quality is excellent. There is no breakup, no crackling. The only issue I found is that the overall volume level could be a bit better. I had the volume turned all the way up on the handset and thought that it still could have been louder. Then again, I am over 60 years old and my hearing isn’t as good as it used to be.

Caller ID information is transferred from your cell phone to the Panasonic handset, and a voice will not only announce the caller but also inform you when a text message is being sent to your phone and who is sending it.

You can also transfer your entire phonebook from your iPhone to the main handset and it will propagate to all the other handsets in your home. The only issue I had with this was I ended up with 200 phone entries and found the search capabilities on the handset to be lacking. I erased all the entries and ended up manually entering the top 10 contacts I mostly dial.

The build quality of these phones is excellent and though Panasonic has a newer model for 2024, I bought these for the DECT 6.0 capability which gives you more range and has better Amazon reviews than the newest cordless system.

Anyone looking to save money and drop their landline service should be looking into this phone system. I had considered going VOIP but that requires a monthly subscription. With just your cell phone placed nearby, this entire cordless system will provide you with household phone access with no extra fees outside of your wireless phone plan. It’s just short of being the perfect solution, and by that I mean there is a slight inconvenience in not having a dial tone or an immediate dial, but there is only a few seconds of delay to dial outbound. I also think the volume could be better, but it’s good enough for these older ears to deal with.

They work very well and they are easy to set up.