Panasonic KX-TGA950 Dect 6.0 Plus 2-Line Caller ID Call Block 3-Way Conferencing Landline Cordless Accessory Handset for KX-TGXXXX Series Phones (2-Pack)

Good phone, the batteries last for days between charges.. great reception and range.

About 25 years ago, I got an earlier version of this 2-line cordless phone.This is a more currwnt version, updated with some cell phone features.The range is reasonable, and the voice quality is very good.

system is great but really dislike the ringtones and I cannot figure out how to change them

I keep using these phones because I have two landlines at home. They work great, good range and all the features to be expected.

Easy to pair with an existing set

I bought the KXTGA950B two pack to add to the base station and single KXTGA950B that I already own. The wireless phones are two line models which allow me to use both of my VoIP phone lines. I have not had any problems with my existing phones and do not expect to have any with the new phones either because they are the same model as the old ones.

Great affordable system for a small business. We need two lines and this new system even lets us tie in cell phones. Had an older model that worked well for 15 years. This one has a large capacity phone book (100 in the old one - 3000 in this one). I'm getting used to the slightly different functions. Old dog new tricks...... working well so far.

We bought the Panasonic KX-TGA950, thinking we’d be fancy with two new handsets to replace our old sets. Fast forward five months, and the dream is half shattered. One phone works, while the other sounds like a robot gargling gravel. The static and feedback are so bad, it’s like trying to have a conversation in a wind tunnel.Sure, we thought we struck gold, scoring two phones for $120 – a mere $60 per handset! But reality hit hard when only one of them proved functional. The other one? It’s a glorified paperweight with a side gig in noise pollution.This was supposed to be a budget-friendly alternative to buying an entire new setup. But what good is it if you’re paying for two phones and only getting one functional one? Moral of the story: sometimes you get what you pay for, and in this case, it was one good phone and one auditioning for static shock therapy. Save yourself the hassle and maybe splurge a bit more for quality control.