Panasonic KX-TG9332T 1.9 GHz Twin 1-Line Cordless Phone

Pros: Moderately priced and has many useful features
Cons: The menus can be a little complicated. Requires Caller ID to use advanced features.

Lately I've been being bothered by calls from solicitors from charitable organizations. I've found that if I let my telephone's answering machine answer the call, the callers never leave a message, but if I inadvertently pick up the phone, I get the ...

Pros: Call Block, Night Mode, small, wall-mountable, batteries included, large buttons.
Cons: Panasonic quality control and customer service, pricey, limit of 20 blocked calls, back light, warranty.

I have the KX-TG9332S which is silver instead of black. I ordered from Amazon. The first phone I received came factory-sealed from Panasonic. Half of the instruction book was missing, one handset's battery cover didn't fit and the small handset charger ...

Pros: Solid, Fits well in hand, Stylish
Cons: Doesn't work, Unreliable

At first glance KX-TG9332T appears to be a good looking, solid phone, fits very well in hand. However, I witnessed 3-4 times that after about a long (~1 hour) talk on either handset, that handset starts resetting itself the next time you operate speakerphone on that handset. i.e. when you press speakerphone button, display goes blank and the handset starts all over again. You lose connection to the base for some time until the handset restarts. Just imagine that happening when you call 911. I charged the batteries several days thinking that this looked like a battery problem. That didn't solve it. I never expected this from Panasonic. The brand was the only reason why I purchased this phone. I am returning the phone tomorrow. I can't even describe how disappointed I am...

Pros: Clarity great. No noise or interference. white back light is nice. Keyboard logical.
Cons: Fairly useless caller ID announcement with the number of cell phones calling in.

I bought this phone for my office because like the 12 yr. old Panasonic phone I have currently at my home, it supposedly has talking caller ID. Unfortunately, UNLIKE my old phone, it does not announce the phone number of calls from cell phones. It only says "call from cellular phone". Duhhhh, half of them are these days. So what good is the talking caller ID? My old phone audibly announces the phone number of ANY incoming call unless it was blocked (government, unlisted, etc.) This is progress?