Panasonic KX-TGF320

The Panasonic KX-TGF320 is perfect for deploying a workplace both at home and in greenhouse office conditions. Why? Let's figure it out.

Extended equipment

Out of the box, Panasonic's brainchild comes with a fixed desk phone and one cordless handset. Optionally, the number of radio tubes can be increased up to 6 pcs. The “stationary” just asks to “register” on the desktop, while with the handset you can go to the negotiation room or use it to talk around the entire perimeter of the home.

Desktop unit

The desktop device is connected to the telephone network by wire. Also, it is powered by a cord. In case of power outages, the phone provides backup power, for which you will need to get three AAA batteries ahead of time. The stationary block is armed with a keyboard with separate function keys for speed dialing (3 pcs.), answering machine, speakerphone, black list and similar buttons. Also , its assets include a 3.4-inch tilting display that serves to display key call data : caller name, talk time, missed calls, etc. The name of the previously "driven in" contact during an incoming call, the phone speaks in a voice.

Long-playing tube

The handset of the telephone set "lives" on one charge from the base up to 17 hours in a row in the talk mode. The user is given the option of setting one of four dozen polyphonic ring tones, as well as an alarm clock function. Excellent audibility of the interlocutor is provided by the option of noise suppression of interference in the telephone network. The only negative in a long list of positive reviews about the model is the inability to change the ringtone on a stationary device. However, this can be easily solved by turning off the sound on it. In this case, you will have to rely on the call melody of the radio tube, since it reproduces the sound at a decent volume level.