Panasonic KX TG2550 2.4 GHz / 900 MHz 1-Line Cordless Phone

Pros: Awesome range, sexy design, easy to use.
Cons: Delayed ring, Call Waiting beeps multiple times

We have a new addition to our family! Our last phone (which we loved to pieces and I wrote a review about) had some issues that we weren't willing to deal with so we tried to return it. The store where we purchased it wouldn't allow the return for...

Pros: Call quality, seemingly tough case with flashy looks
Cons: Durability, user interface, no directory lookup, battery life

Call quality

The number one reason to buy this phone is for the outstanding call quality. I moved into a high-rise condo apartment building made of steel-reinforced concrete, with steel-studded interior walls. My regular 44 MHz...

Pros: Distance Clarity
Cons: Volume Control Ease of use for the Functions

I work in a large warehouse in the supply section. This means you are moving around a lot. Not sitting in a chair. When a call comes in, it usually means you have to go to a certain location (away from the phone) to take care of the customer....

Pros: Attractive, Comfortable handset, 2.4Ghz, nice features
Cons: Charging problems, some signal problems, call waiting beep

I'd been looking for a cordless phone for quite a while and
had basically decided on this model but waited quite a while before purchasing it. I'd been selling electronics for a while but was still not sure i wanted to spend over $150 on a phone,...

Pros: Phone book, great clarity, range.
Cons: range not as far as advertised.

I don't know how many of you have seen the cell phone ad from AT&T saying "this can be your only phone." Well, that was the case for me last year. All my calls were made from my cell phone. I can count the times I used the landline phone...

Pros: Voice mail, caller-id features. Exceptional build and clarity.
Cons: The Redial Issue (lack of one-press button)

The Panasonic 2550B cordless telephone is an excellent product.

Price.
I bought this phone for 139 + tax at a local (Seattle) electronics reseller. This was the least expensive option I found; I looked online but the prices were hovering...

Pros: Loaded with cool features; durable
Cons: Pricey; sometimes, inexplicably loses signal (though not during calls); no redial button

I bought this phone about a year ago because I had a very low-quality Radio Shack cordless phone and wanted to upgrade in a big way. The features that attracted me to the Panasonic KX-TG2550B were the Caller ID/Call Waiting ID, memory features and the...

Pros: Excellent build, clarity
Cons: Loud button beeps

I finally got tired of my phone and caller ID unit cords becoming a tangled mess and decided to at last get a cordless phone. I had a couple of older models before, but the sound quality was so bad that I kept using regular phones. I was then trying to...

Pros: Style. Cordless range. Shockproof look.
Cons: High price. Trouble-prone for a Panasonic. Not as durable as expected.

I singled out Panasonic because of my very positive past experiences with Panasonic cordless phones. Back about a decade ago, Panasonic phones were built-to-last, fancy with the latest technology and features, and boasted clear sound quality. My old...

Pros: Feature rich, battery indicator, nice looking, crystal clear, covers my whole building.
Cons: Doesn't hang on wall, display only on handset.

This phone is probably the most expensive phone I've ever owned - but so far it's been worth the price. I'm very happy with all the features - especially because I live in a building where entry is controlled by a telephone system, so call...

Pros: Great sound quality; sleek design; exceptional range
Cons: Lacks features; expensive price

I received a Panasonic 2.4Ghz cordless phone as a Christmas gift last year. I am quite happy with it, and would recommend it. It is not, however, a perfect product.

One nagging problem is the lack of volume control for the handset. Often, some...

Pros: Takes amazing abuse
Cons: Price, but it's still worth it.

12/02 Update --- geeze wrote this two years ago! Anyway, I still have the phone and it still works. The printing wore off some of the buttons, and I wore out the headset jack. Other than that, I still drop it at least three times a day and it still works...

Pros: Cool Looking, Dual Antenna, Lightweight
Cons: Manufacturing Problems

I purchased this phone about 1 year ago. The main reason I selected this one was the way it looked... That's not always the best way to judge technology.

It worked fine for about 1 or 2 months, but after that I encountered a few major...

Pros: Styling, price and distance capabilities
Cons: Price depending on where you buy it

My first reaction to seeing this phone was “Is that a cell phone or a cordless?” I was amazed when I learned that it is a cordless phone. I thought that the all the styling and the price meant that is had to be a cell phone. I mean who in their right...

Pros: Range, Clarity, Security, Aesthetics.
Cons: awkward directory behind the 'mouse.'

Not only is Panasonic's GigaRange venture into the 2.4 Ghz arena an aesthetically pleasing one (mine's in a soothing, metallic blue), but they have managed to produce what I believe to be the finest cordless phone on today's market. Having owned several...