Panasonic KX-TG7644M Link-To-Cell 1.9 GHz Digital DECT 6.0 4X Handsets Cordless Phones Integrated Answering Machine Panasonic KX-TG7644M Link-To-Cell 1.9 GHz Digital DECT 6.0 4X Handsets Cordless Phones Integrated Answering Machine

Pros: This is a great phone. Arrived about a week ago and I haven't had any issues. It is feature rich and easy to use. I love the bluetooth and cell phone connect features the most.

Cons: None that I've found as of yet.

Other Thoughts: You can't go wrong with this phone. The price on this website is the best I found online. Also it was shipped same day and I had it in less then a week..

Pros: Get rid of your land line and use this! It uses bluetooth to connect to your cell. It has the capability to connect to 2 separate cells with separate ringers. It downloads a phone book from one of the cells. It even has an old fashion answering machine!

We have a pool and it is much more desirable to have one of the handsets get wet rather than the cell.

Great Christmas gift!

Cons: NOTHING!

Other Thoughts: Why did I wait so long!

Pros: great phones- much clearer than my old Panasonic phones. Cell phone linking is awesome and simple to do.

Cons: only rings iphone ringtones over, not android.

Other Thoughts: wonderful purchase- glad I bought them. Now I can get rid of a home phone line but still feel like I have a home phone.

Pros: exceptional sound clarity, as i have had 3 Panasonic phone sets in the past, i was very pleasantly surprised at the superior quality over all previous home phone systems. lighter weight handsets, lighted keypad.

Cons: can't think of any.

Pros: 1.) I walk into the house and my cel phone automatically links with this Panasonic home phone through Bluetooth. You can marry two cell phones to this home cordless phone.
2.) The phone system has a intercom system better than any I have seen on home phones.
3.) You can block calls from pesty salesmen or political donation seekers. They call once and with a couple of button presses they will never bother you again.

Cons: Panasonic limited the amount of memory dedicated to blocked phone numbers. In today's political world we are receiving record numbers of politican calls seeking donations and charties (most questionable). The memory allowed for blocked calls was full in just a few months. With the cheap price of flash memory today, a 8 or 16 GB SD memory chip would be nice.

Other Thoughts: Sell some way of adding memory for stored phone numbers and blocked phone numbers.

Pros: Cell Phone link
Talking Caller ID
Phone Book transfer
Can route out going call through my cell phone
Can take incoming cell phone calls on the handsets

Cons: So far no problems, no negatives.

Pros: There is so much right about this system it's hard to know where to start. Large easy to read display. Great sound quality. Lightweight. Long battery life. Easy setup. Linked cell phones. Just a terrific value for the price.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: And it's funny. Wait for the audio caller ID to try to make sense out of some names. Especially the nuisance callers.

Pros: Great call quality
Large range
Bluetooth works great
Link to cell feature
Uses AAA rechargeable batteries that can be easily replaced
Display is super easy to read
Low power usage (does not continuously charge batteries)
Handsets have solid / not cheap feel

Cons: No numerical speed dial.
Tech support is in India with script readers
No real intercom function (see other thoughts)
Had to disable voicemail notification
Wired headset port is 2.5mm instead of 3.5mm

Other Thoughts: As others have said, no speed dial. While in theory it is not needed here in 2012, the only way to dial a stored number is to load the address book which takes 1.5 seconds or so and then either use the arrows or search for the person's name. While not unusable this is far far slower than traditional speed dial. These are not smart phones with quadcore cpus. Scrolling is very slow.

Intercom function is really a page function that rings the room/handset you want. Person must answer to hear message. If you want this phone to tell the family it is dinner time using an intercom, no such luck.

On my setup (GV + obi100) I had to disable voicemail tone notification. To do this press Menu #332. It took 3 calls to the Indian panasonic tech support line to find this information.

Conclusion is the phone is excellent but not amazing. If it had true intercom and speed dial, it would be amazing.

Pros: able to keep VoIP and use our cellphones without loosing a handset. You can name each handset to whatever room they are in so that the intercom function can list the rooms.

Cons: The cellphone location for "link to cell" needs to be in close range of the base. This may not effect most people, however, but it should be noted so you can plan the location of the base better.

Other Thoughts: consider this phone if you have issues with signal from your cell provider. If you keep the phone on you all the time, you might want to centralize the base station.

Pros: Had a single Panasonic cordless a few years ago... used to walk past the Uniden units to answer the Panasonic version. Now with this 4 unit set we have enough around the house... there are tons of features we did not even know about until we got the units... like the flashing light on the remotes when there is a message (we use the phone company's voice mail, not the answering machine). Sound is clear, ergonomics of the handset great! the addition of the little rubber 'non slip' pad for when you have the phone wedged between your ear and your shoulder... big numbers, big screen, centralized phonebook... just (good) surprise after surprise!

Cons: None...