Panasonic KXTGA950B Dect 6.0 Handset 2-Line Landline Cordless Expansion Handset (3-Pack)

Bought them for my mom and she loves them

These are additional phones for the two-line panasonic phone. They were easy to register and work fine for the time being. They have regular rechargeable batteries.

I still have a landline phone. Over the last 20 years I have been buying the various generations of the Panasonic 2-Line cordless phone and this one is the best yet! I like the larger screen and the ability to connect with my cell is very useful. They seem to last about 7-8 years. My last set, purchased about 3-4 years ago, stopped working prematurely due to an electrical storm that fried the Panasonic phone base and other small electrical items in my house. Up to that point, the phones were working great. The extensions were not affected by the storm and I was able to re-register them to the other Panasonic phone base that we have. I will definitely keep buying this brand and model.

My older Uniden set (which was wonderful) was getting old, so I decided to buy Panasonic, based on brand reputation & reviews. While it's a decent phone system, I noticed on the very first call that the volume on the handsets (using speaker, which is how I use my phones) is not loud enough. Especially if they're at a company, using headsets. It's very irritating, as I'm struggling to hear what the callers are saying, & having to ask them to speak up. If I use my earbuds I can hear well, but without them I can't. The speaker feature on the base is very loud, but my base doesn't sit where I can easily use it, so that doesn't help me. Might help someone else, though.I don't use any fancy stuff like connect to cell, etc., & I don't have a 2nd phone line, so really just needed a simple system, but couldn't find one like the Uniden that I loved. I was able to get the "check tel line 2" off the screen on the base, but no matter what I do, it still says this on every handset, including the one that sits on the base.Buying this unit plus 3 extra handsets was VERY expensive -- like almost $400! I considered sending them back, then realized I'd never be able to get them back into the boxes they came in, so I've forced myself to continue using them.After this, I ordered an AT&T phone/answer system with a "smart call block" feature, CL82407. You can require callers to press the # key to get through, so it stops most junk calls. It actually came with 4 handsets, all in the same box, AND it was far less expensive!! I can't review it since I'm not using it at this point, & I might return it unopened...but I might hook it up & try to sell this Panasonic set & recoup at least a fraction of the cost.For me, if I had it to do over, I would not have bought this system & I wish I hadn't!

Great features, good display, clear conversation and lasts a long time on the provided re-chargeable batteries.

Really like this system. We had a similar, much older, Panasonic phone system and was never happy with the sound quality. Replaced it with a V-Tech system but while the sound was good the remote handsets kept losing connection with the mothership. Our home has a basement level and two levels above that. Returned it and purchased this Panasonic system - much better system than the V-Tech. The sound quality is much better, although not perfect. The remote handsets stay connected to the mothership over all three levels. The improvements over the older system is great and overall we have found this system serves our needs well.

Great way to put phones all over the house without having to run any wires. I bought this 3 pack to go with the 3 dual line phones that I already have. Now my home phone systems wireless phone count is maxed out at 6 wireless phones. They all work together with the base unit and my 2 Ooma VOIP adapter units. That gives me 6 wireless 2-line phones, 1 desktop 2-line phone and 2 hard wired wall phones all for less than $15 a month. That is one sweet low cost WHOLE HOUSE multi-line phone system. I wish that there was a volume control because I cannot control the volume.

Good price for a two line phone, and as usual with Panasonic phones it's intuitive to use. Some good features on this phone, but I've noticed a few quirks as well. For one, there are times when I'll scroll through the missed calls or redial list, then press talk to make a call to one of those numbers and the phone will appear to dial so quickly after going off-hook that the first digit of the number being dialed may be missed by my phone company (so the call doesn't go through). I can try it again immediately after and it works fine. Also, the option to be notified on this phone whenever you receive a text message on your Bluetooth connected cell phone maybe works about one out of every ten times, definitely not something you can rely upon. Good features, in addition to the two line capability, include support of up to four Bluetooth connected phones, and two separate answering machine functions (one for each landline). The ability to have the phone outdial to another number whenever a new voice mail message has been left is also great. That said, the audible alert of new voice mail messages on this phone itself is limited to the base station only. The handsets do not have any audible alert for new voice mail.