Panasonic KX-TG1034PK

Pros: Good sound quality, good speakerphone, handy answering machine operation, replaceable NiMH AAA batteries

Cons: Can't program ring tones by Caller ID, keypad not backlit

The Bottom Line: One of many possible choices, but may be the right one for you.

Review: The KX-TG1034S is the 4-handset version of the KX-TG103x series, one of many recent Panasonic multi-handset cordless phone models. Even if you limit your choices to DECT 6.0 models, Panasonic has many to choose from, so an obvious question is what ...

Pros: Lots of great features, easy to program, clear

Cons: None as far as I'm concerned.

The Bottom Line: This is a great system, four phones, all with chargers, speaker on each handset, answering machine on the base, intercom, and EASY EASY to figure out how to use.

Review: We were using an FM intercom system between our house and garage and had a two phone bundle system in our house. The intercom died, couldn't find a decent new one; plus we didn't have call display and decided with all the soliciting calls we get ...

Pros: Four Phones. Comes with AAA rechargeable batteries. Good quality/Great price. Intercom and Conference

Cons: No wall mount on other than base station. Some Menus take a little learning.

The Bottom Line: Really like this phone set. Looking into 5.8 GHZ phones when I found DECT 6.0 phones. Definitely the future of many home/small office systems. More secure than other cordless phones.

Review: Been using for 6 months. What I needed in a phone was No wireless internet interference Conference capability Speakerphone Good Distance capability. Clear Message Machine This phone has met all my expectations. ...

Pros: Great phone quality and feature set. No Wi-Fi interference.

Cons: Call Screening - all or nothing. No personalized handset names.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this great unit because its advantages far outweigh the small gripes I have with it.

Review: I have always liked Panasonic products - they always seem to be well thought-out and logical to operate. The KX-TG1034 cordless phone is generally along those lines. This is a digital cordless phone with 4 handsets using the new DECT 6.0 technology ...

Pros: Cost. Easy set up. Tech Support. User interface. Msg Alert. Batteries.

Cons: Phone Naming. No Broadcast speakerphone ability.

The Bottom Line: For $114 dollars, 4 phones, I would recommend it. With anything you buy, there will always be improvements.

Review: I am replacing my 2.4Gz V-tech Gigaphone because the answering machine wouldn't turn off unless you unplug it, the time always gets out of sync after a day(even though I have caller id), one of the batteries died, and its only about 3 years old. The ...

Pros: Great mobility, great features, great phone!

Cons: Needs a light-up keypad...and that's the only thing!

The Bottom Line: I've got enough experience with bad phone systems that I know a great one when I see/hear it! This Panasonic is GREAT!

Review: I've lived in this house for 4 years now and have owned 4 different phone systems. I've tried VTech, Uniden, a no-name brand, and now the Panasonic, and this will be the last that I'll purchase. I used 2.4 GHZ for years with regular telephone service ...

Pros: Good price, looks good on the desk, excellent display

Cons: Stand has no height adjustment, no built-in speakers

The Bottom Line: May be the best value in a 24" LCD today, if you don't want to pay for extras like built-in speakers or memory card readers.

Review: If you want the largest LCD monitor possible for your computer without breaking the bank, you can't really go wrong with this Acer. It does a native resolution of 1920x1200, with a claimed contrast ratio of 1000:1. (As I understand it though, contrast ...

Pros: EXCELLENT sound quality. No interfernce. Nice collection of ring tones. Phonebook sharing.

Cons: Uninspiring design style. Could be more "sexy". Only base unit is wall mountable.

Review: It is amazing how one cordless phone system can differ from another. I decided to pay a little more and purchase this system instead of a Uniden 5.8GHz - and I am not sorry about this decision one little bit. The quality of workmanship and design of ...

Pros: Quality

Cons: Erasing caller ID numbers takes several steps.

Review: After being discouraged by my last 2 phone purchases, I was very leary about investing into a new phone system. So far I have been very please with these phones. I bought the one with 3 handsets. One handset is used in my husband's workshop about 100 ...

Pros: No interference, good sound quality, good battery life.

Cons: Can't use the phone and listen to recorded messages at the same time.

Review: Once my 900MHz phones finally died, I was in the market for something new. I tried a couple of different models and then picked up this set and have been very happy with them. Good range, no interference with my wireless, the speaker phone works well ...