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I've had this answering system for well over a year and I'm extremely happy with it. When I wanted to replace my single phone Panasonic answering machine with a dual handset model, there was no question in my mind as to what I would get - another Panasonic. I've tried the competition - VTech, GE, AT&T, etc. - and have had static and reception problems with all of them. The Panasonic KX-TG2344B has all the features you need to stay in touch with your friends (and never have to remember a phone number or look it up), it's easy to set up, static free, gets great reception even outside the house, and it's menus are user friendly. This one is a winner across the board!

2 phones was what my inlaws needed and they are very happy with them. My wife and i own panasonics also.panasonic is the best when it comes to cordless phones

I have had these phones for about a year now and the phones and answering machine are still going strong.
I've always gotten clear reception with these, even in my basement.
I must admit, I've dropped these SEVERAL times (on hardwood floors and cement) and they've held up beautifully.
My only complaint, and it's a minor one, is that when holding the phone on my shoulder with my cheek, there is a button (volume) that beeps if I touch it, which happens frequently because of where it's placed. If I held the phone with my hand this wouldn't be an isssue, but I wouldn't get as much done. :)

We bought this phone about 6 months ago and it's met all my expectations since then. Sound come through clearly and I enjoy the features it has - answering machine, caller ID, speakerphone, dual handsets. It was easy to set up and it's easy to program. From what we found, it was very reasonably priced considering all the features, and dual handsets makes it like 2 phones for the price of one! I'm very happy with my purchase.

I was actually quite happy with the phone regarding features and reception, until this week! Realizing that I have not heard the phone ring for a couple(?) of days, I glanced at the base unit to see if everything was alright. There I spied no lights at all glowing. I checked the outlet for power, and then the power transformer from the phone- both were working fine. Re-read the instruction manual for any reset tips, but the base unit was dead. I have 3 other Panasonic phones in the house, but this model is the first dud I have ever had from this company.