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Panasonic KX-TG7893 (3 Handsets)
JeffSouthwest, VIC
- 5 reviews
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- KX-TG7893 (3 Handsets)
- Verified purchase
Brilliant link to cell function. Highly recommend.
Recently purchased the above phone due to previous phones failing. Wanted to try a system that would allow me to make and receive calls via a cordless landline phone from my mobile service. My mobile can only receive 1 bar in ONE location in the house and if moved slightly the signal drops out. Phones (3) were very easy to set up, link and transfer all contacts from the mobile. Recommended distance between the mobile and base station is between 0.6 to 3m. Mine is 3.5m with a full height return between them so wasn't expecting much in the way of...Read more
it working good enough for a conversation. WAS I WRONG! All phones work brilliantly and allow me to answer/ring out on the mobile signal using the cordless phones from anywhere in the house, as well as use the landline when I choose to. I have a hearing problem and I have no issue hearing people so volume is not a problem. No issues with not keeping time as previous similar model reviewer mentioned. Panasonic you have given me a brilliant, useful and easy to use product so thank you.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
ArchAdelaide
- KX-TG7893 (3 Handsets)
- Verified purchase
Volume level is disappointing
We upgraded from the KX-TG1840AL model to the KX-TG7893 version hoping that the sound quality would be better and louder but my parents who are getting old weren't happy with it saying that the max volume was no better than the older version. Technical terms used by Panasonic such as DECT 6.0 Digital means nothing in the real world if you want to have a conversation in a environment with a bit of background noise. My question is do their technical people actually test these phones in a real environment???
However, I do like the larger button...Read more
s that make it easier to see and function. So unfortunately in this situation we couldn't try it before we bought it and we can't say how better or worse off we would be with another brand but we'll definitely be considering this option next time.
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Rod BaterPerth
The time
The time on this phone KX-TG7893 is useless as it looses about 20mins per day. Otherwise the answer machine works well. List of contact numbers is good. Use of 3 different handsets is of great help. The size of the handpieces is just right. There does not appear to be a charging issue.
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Questions & Answers
Gailasked
Hello, I have just purchased the Panasonic KX TG7893 and for the life of me cannot see how to make when someone is calling me more than two rings. Please help. Gail
2 answers
I'm sorry, but I can't help you. The difficult "functionality" - or menu structure - and useless "Manual" were the main reasons why I returned the Panasonic and bought a Uniden.
Try calling Panasonic's "help" phone number in your country - they will be able to instruct you on how to do this.
HW
Thank you Howard, yes the manual is very difficult to understand. I had the Uniden and wasn't happy with it, crackled after five minutes of talking. I hope you have better luck than me..I will have to call the help line I think. Thank you for your input. Cheers Gail
Paulasked
How many individual incoming numbers can I bar. My old Panasonic as 30 and this is not enough any more.
1 answer
Blocking for 250 numbers and apparently phonebook can store 3000 numbers though I find that hard to believe and is either 3K characters or 300 entries?
Shahabasked
Is this phone NBN compatible?
2 answers
Dont know
The Australian DECT frequency band is 1880MHz to 1900MHz so your Panasonic needs to be set for Australia if you have not done so already, DECT 6.0 is applicable to the USA only.
NBN compatibility is not relevant as such, Retail Service Provider (RSP) Gateway compatibility is what you are really concerned about. In the case of NBN FTTP/H (Fibre To The Premises or Home), NBN supply the Network Termination Device (NTD) and it does not have an in-built DECT transceiver but instead has two telephone ports (UNI-V) where you would plug the Panasonic base station into. In the case of NBN FTTN, FTTDp and HFC it is the responsibility of the NBN RSP to provide a suitable Gateway device, some Gateway devices have in-built DECT transceivers so it is possible to "Pair" several DECT handsets to the RSP supplied Gateway and not have to plug the DECT base station into the phone port, typically the RSP Gateway supports DECT CAT iq 2.0 profile. Alternatively just plug your base station into the Gateway analogue phone port.
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