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If anyone has a suggestion for how to cure this LCD failure,I'd be most grateful. There are huge gaps in the print and, of course, what passes for "service" at Panasonic was unhelpful. Everything on this phone is fine, though I can't comment on the digital answering component on this model because I use my telephone service provider's voicemail. However, eight months into use the LCD display is no longer legible.
While the voice through the GE phone was clear and sharp, the voice produced by this one is somewhat muffled and often hard to hear. That is simply unacceptable.The last gripe is perhaps peculiar to my (bad).
This requires a solid handset and a heavy and substantial body to absorb the violence. personality as I derive not a small measure of satisfaction from slamming the phone down on telemarketers.
This replaced a GE business phone purchased more than 10 years ago which answering (tape) system broke. The quality of the recorded messages sometimes is so bad that they are indecipherable.
Let me tell you, there is absolutely nothing substantial about this flimsy and pathetic product.This phone will be on its way to telephone hell in hundred little pieces in the very near future. I should have fixed the problem instead of buying this sad excuse for a phone.Compared to the old GE phone, the voice quality is very poor.
The major flaw with the Panasonic phone, however, is the answering machine.
Although it took a little time to learn and familiarize myself to its many capabilities, the recorder is truly a highly performing telephone system. The digital telephone recording system was delivered promptly.
also, position of flashing light indicating message not great.have to be really close to machine to see if you have a message good enough, wish the volume for the message could be made louder.
Pretty much offsets advantages. For a premium priced unit with unique electronic features, odd the lcd is both small and has no backlight, exacerbated by having a colored background. Also lies at a flat angle impossible to see from across a desk.
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