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I purchased this speaker phone for my 85-year-old father who wears two hearing aids. We can even have another person on the line without having any static or interference. With his old speaker phone he had trouble hearing the person to whom he was speaking. This is not a problem with the Panasonic phone. This phone was the perfect solution for giving him the ability to use the phone. He actually likes to get on the phone and talk to family and friends.
We needed a speaker phone for the office with no voice mail requirements. This does the trick and the price was right. No problems, no complaints. Volume control, mute, and speed dial, all the buttons work as advertised.
The phone is one of very few phones currently available for use by older people who need a SIMPLE type with easy to reach pre-set dial-ups. The major problem with this one is that in order to dial up a pre-set number, one must first push a small "volume" button. Old people who may need urgent help will likely not remember to push that button first.
My cordless phones kept running out of their charge when I telecommuted from home. Sometimes I am on conference calls 10 hours a day, and while my cordless speaker phones work great, they only hold a charge for about four hours each.I got this phone and the headset that was recommended and they both work great. I am usually glued to my laptop giving presentations during conference calls, so I am not worried about walking around a lot.This is the most inexpensive way I know to be hands free. Give the phone and the $9 headset a try.
It allows me to plug in my headset and with the touch of one button it allows me to answer and disconnect calls easily. As a work at home agent, I process many inbound calls a day. This basic phone works great. The programmable keys are easy to use and program. It doesn't have a whole lot of bells and whistles, but works great for my daily work.
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