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Can you hear me now?
Excellent telephone. Our office recently purchased 4 of these high quality telephones. Excellent sound quality. The intercom and the ability to forward calls from each phone is outstanding. A two line telephone with many convenient options, including unique rings for each phone and each line and for the intercom. Superb annuciator system shows what phone is being used. Automatic roll over to the unused line when you are making calls, no need to hunt for the correct line and button. Would buy again. Some people may consider the need of the transformer and power cord (for the intercom) a nuisance.

a good instrument
this is good instrument. i expect that from panasonic. the price at time of purchase was very reasonable.we're able to transfer call between handsets easily. the record of received calls is helpful. if there is anything that is lacking, it's having just three numbers for auto dialing. otherwise it's a fully functional 2 line phone.

Good Sound Quality
Really good sound quality, both incoming and outgoing, on the handset and the speakerphone. All the functions you need and not too hard to learn to use.

Phones Work Great
I'm using three of these phones in a medium sized chiropractic office. The phones installed easily, intercom works well, speaker phone sounds very good, data port works well for fax machine, wish it came with an answering mahine or voice mail boxes but you can't beat this phone for the price. WOuld recommend for basic 2 line phone networking.

Review of Panasonic KX-TS3282B 2 line phone
The Panasonic KX-TS3282B was unacceptable to me because it lacked some very basic features that I am surprised the manufacturer missed. The KX-TS328B is a 2 line phone with caller ID capability. However, I was shocked to learn there is no light in the caller ID window so the user can see the incoming number in the window. Therefore, the user is required to use external lighting to view information in the window. In addition, as a desk phone, the instrument lies very flat on a desk top requiring the user to look down on the keyboard when making or answering calls. Having the face of the phone (numbers and caller ID window) on an angle would make it easier to use the phone from a sitting position. It may seem these problems are small inconveniences. However, if one is making and/or answering 20 or 30 calls a day, the this phone presents a problem. There are other problems with the phone. However, these two problems are directly responsible for my returing the product and purchasing a different phone that is more "user friendly". Livingston S. Francis