Panasonic KX-TS3282B 2-Line Expandable Speakerphone with Data Port (Black)
Reviews of Panasonic KX-TS3282B 2-Line Expandable Speakerphone with Data Port (Black)
1.) sweet - finally a decent 2-line phone
Reviewed by: MoonMan2007
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What a PITA trying to find reviews for 2-line landline phones.
Using it for a home office phone.
NICE: Crystal clear. Speakerphone is very good. CallerID is great and allows easy addition to built-in directory. Can use different ringtones for each line. Can add other phone of same type as extensions with intercom capability. Has jack for headset (haven't tried it yet). Has Mute button for those boring teleconference calls.
Had a GE 2-line phone that worked for about a year and developed a loud annoying hum. Piece of junk >:(
Buy this one - it's a no-brainer. :)
2.) A remarkably inexpensive phone system that delivers everything except voice mail.
Reviewed by: Dr. Riverdale, NJ
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The system works as advertised. One very useful feature is that if you prefer to call out on Line 2 (say you have unlimited calling on the line), you can set the phone to go to Line 2 by default when you dial out. Unfortunately, when you go to answer an incoming call on Line 1, the phone still will default to Line 2 and you have to manually press Line 1 button to answer the phone. If you set the default to automatic, then the phone will go to the correct line the incoming call is on, but you won't be able to call out on Line 2 by default. This is just the tiniest annoyance on an otherwise very fine and inexpensive system. I don't have the problem reading the LCD display as others reported, but it would be nice to have the display light up.
3.) Great phone with caution about use with wireless headsets
Reviewed by: M. Christenson Little Rock, AR
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I just started working from home and am on the phone most of the day. I needed a two-line speakerphone that I could use with an advanced wireless headset that I bought from Plantronics (SupraPlus Wireless CS351N with lifter).
I echo the other comments both about how well this phone works (it's a great general phone). It also works very well with my headset with one small exception (see below). I also second the recommendations for a backlit or tilted display and a line-in-use indicator that works whenever the other line is in use and not just with like phones.
My one big frustration - now resolved - with the phone was an apparent incompatibility with my headset. Note that the speakerphone function and the headset function on the TS3282 share the same indicator light and button. Apparently it's easy to confuse the phone about the function that is actually being used. When I first would attempt to hang up the phone using the button on my headset, the lifter replaced the handset but the phone would go into speakerphone mode. I later figured out that the problem was a too-short delay between the message to disconnect from the headset base and the handset being replaced in the cradle. The resolution to this problem, which I discovered by accident, was simply to set the lifter to the hightest setting. Evidently the fraction of a second makes a world of difference.
4.) Good Phone
Reviewed by: xS7 Amherst, Mass
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This review should really be 4-1/2 stars but that's not an option, so...
It's a great two line phone with excellent sound quality. The only area that could be better would be if the LCD was backlit.
I've used this phone for about 6 months and it's been highly reliable. If you are looking for a small office type phone I'd highly reccomend this one.
5.) PanasonicKX-TS3282B Phone - Very Nice
Reviewed by: B. Dickinson Detroit, MI USA
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The only complaint I have is the lack of backlit screen. Otherwise it is a really excellent phone for home office use. I need a high quality speaker phone for conference calls and this is the best I have tried. Contrary to one reivew, the phone can store many phone numbers (50+?). The reviewer referenced the three memory buttons on the phone. They hold a number each. You program in the other numbers and access them via menus - relatively easy to add and retrieve. I would recommend this phone to anyone needing a 2 line speakerphone.
6.) Can you hear me now?
Reviewed by: C. Magann Northern California
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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.
7.) Good Solid Product
Reviewed by: Film2digital Bay Area, CA
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This 2 line phone was purchased for the purpose of being able to answer 2 phone lines coming into my home from one phone. It was easy and worked right out of the box.
The speakerphone is clear and easy to work.
My only negative comment is the horrible squeal I get when I hang up the phone. It may be my phone line and not the phone.
8.) excellent phones
Reviewed by: D. Goodman Kansas
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I had purchased AT&T phones because that is what I had for last 5 years, but the new phones were made in China and were a nightmare. So I researched these and found good reviews. Bought them and absolutely love them!! Would recommend them even for home use.
9.) Phones Work Great
Reviewed by: Michael J. Koster
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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.
10.) Good Sound Quality
Reviewed by: Robert Wise Dallas, TX USA
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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.
11.) What a great solution!
Reviewed by: T. Ratcliff
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As we needed to set up a temporary office, we did not want to invest in a complex and expensive telephone system. We did, however, want features such as call transfer and intercom. This phone does it! We are very happy with it and highly recommend it to others.
12.) Excellent small business phone
Reviewed by: S. Ellis New Jersey
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The Panasonic KX-TS3282B 2-Line Expandable Speakerphone with Data Port is a very nice phone for small businesses. The phone is relatively easy to use and easy to set up. The intercom is the main feature that we were looking for because we did not want to have an expensive system installed. This feature works very well. The only feature that I would change is the display screen. It would be nice if it was adjustable because it is not easy to see when the phone is sitting on a desktop.
Overall, it's a fantastic phone for the price and I would definitely recommend it.
13.) Great 2-line phone
Reviewed by: jfpivec Olympiia WA USA
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I ordered this Panasonic KX-TS382B 2-line phone to replace an old 2-line phone that I had purchased from Qwest many years ago. I am very happy with it. The sound quality is terrific, it installed without a hitch, and the features all work as advertised.
I am using it with one landline (Qwest is the phone company) and one MagicJack. You may have seen some of the advertising for MagicJack. It has been heavily advertised on TV over the last few years. My MagicJack is connected to a DSL hi speed internet line through a router. This serves as the 2nd line and is the one I use for almost all of my long distance service.
One of the features of the phone is that you can choose different ringer tones for each line. This is useful for identifying which line is receiving an incoming call. The caller ID display on the phone also identifies the caller.
This phone was a bit more expensive than other 2-line phones available. But I am happy that I purchased it. It is definitely worth the money.
14.) Panasonic 2-line Caller ID Wired Phone
Reviewed by: uwillie GA, USA
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I purchased this instrument to replace an older 2-line phone that failed. The 3828 arrived in mint condition and works great in every respect. It has a very nice feature that allows one to select a number or party while off line and then it dials it on the default line when the receiver is picked up or the speaker button is pressed. It has an easily readable display that shows caller ID and Caller ID/call Waiting info. All told a great telephone and it has very good audio to boot.
15.) Great office phone
Reviewed by: connor1699
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We purchased this phone for the features, and it did not disappoint. The phone is well constructed, and the speakerphone is full-duplex so both caller and receiver can talk at the same time. At first, we thought the cord would be too short, but by stretching the cord out (holding one end of cord with one hand while pulling with the cord out with the other hand), it becomes longer than expected. The caller ID screen does not light up, but we didn't like Indigo (looks like wrist watches from the 90s) like so many others that do light up.
This is one phone well worth the price!
16.) it works
Reviewed by: deionychus Colorado, USA
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Used these phones for a couple years, never had a problem with them.
17.) EXCEEDED MY EXPECTATIONS !!
Reviewed by: Arthur K. Chauvie VAN NUYS CA
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THIS FULL FEATURE 2 LINE PHONE IS THE BEST SOLUTION FOR MY SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATION. EASY TO SETUP AND USE, GREAT QUALITY AND
PERFORMS PERFECTLY
18.) Great office phone
Reviewed by: LILAH PHILADELPHIA,PA USA
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It took a realy long time to come , but its just what i neede a sturdy 2 line phone for the office. easy to work and stores alot of info.
19.) Simply Awesome
Reviewed by: Lillian Ann Arbor, MI
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I ordered the 2-line Panasonic phone for my small business. It rocks!
The best purchase I've made to add to my office. Thank you Panasonic.
5 Thumbs up!
20.) Best service ever
Reviewed by: John Mossellem Jr. Pittsburgh PA
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We are first time buyers. We could not be happier with the product and the timely service. The product works great we love our new phone system.
21.) Good phone
Reviewed by: John Atlanta, GA USA
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Got this phone for my home office. Speakerphone was important to meand ths quality of it on this model is excellent. I like everything about this phone. You will benefit most from this phone if you hook up additional extensions throughout your home or business.
My only cons are:
1 - No backlit display on LCD
2- Only has 3 programmable speed dial numbers.
3- The LINE IN USE indicator only works if another phone of this same model is in use. So if my wife is on the one line with her NON Panasonic KXTS3282 phone, I don't know the phone is in use and will pick it up on accident while she is talking.
4 - Would be nice if the LCD display tilted. Hard to see when it laying flat on your desk. I ended up building a small angled wood stand to prop it up at a 45 degree angle so I could see everything
22.) Business Phone
Reviewed by: pmccarthy
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I had a chance to use the Panasonic KX-TS3292B in my home office thanks to a friend who lent me one. Now I need to buy my own. This is a great phone for any small or home business although I'm not sure why it's listed here for $129.99 list when Panasonic's own site shows the MSRP as $99.95.
23.) Great phones, but length of phone lines matters
Reviewed by: P. J. Plauger Concord MA
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We replaced an aged Merlin system with these phones, and in general we're quite satisfied. The only limitation we found was that we can't use all eight phones at once in our 13-room, 4-story house. Evidently, the total length of all the phone lines -- probably several hundred feet -- is just too long. With a bit of fiddling, we got seven working solidly, and they make for a terrific phone system that meets all our needs. We expect to use all eight instruments in time, as two or three separate systems, so I can forgive this one problem.
24.) A good phone, but I still have mixed feelings about it...
Reviewed by: Edward T. Wilson Cincinnati, OH USA
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I have several other models of Panasonic phones at home, so when I needed another, I started with them. The Amazon reviews were positive, so I got this model. I have mixed feelings about it. As a telephone, it is a high-quality device. For my needs (fairly limited), it may not have been the best choice. Here's why: THIS PHONE WOULD BE APPROPRIATE FOR A SMALL OFFICE WHERE THERE'S A LOT OF INTERCOM USE; OR IN A LARGE HOUSE WHERE ALL THE STATIONS HAD THIS SAME MODEL PHONE. The phone is as much an intercom as a telephone, and I don't need an intercom. (The buttons along the right side are intercom buttons--they are not for speed-dialing).
There are a couple of features (or lack of) that some other reviewers have mentioned that make one shake one's head. The LCD display is not back-lit. Have the people at Panasonic ever looked at a cell phone? (On a cell phone, the display lights up, the buttons light up--everything lights up!). On my cell phone, I scroll down vertically to find a name, then horizontally to find the number (cell, home, or work). On this phone, it is necessary to make a separate listing for each (Tom--Cell, Tom--Home, etc.).
I could go on, but I won't, because I don't want to leave the impression that this is a bad phone (it's not); but I wish Panasonic made the same phone without all the intercom stuff, and devoted more of their engineering expertise to further improving some aspects that pertain to receiving (and especially) making a telephone call.
25.) Excellent Phone System
Reviewed by: Al Georgia
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We have 8 phones throughout our home and the system works great. My only complaint is lack of backlite on LCD.
26.) Solid 2-line phone
Reviewed by: Chanda Lyons Duvall, WA United States
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I bought this phone because my existing 2-line phone (AT&T 993) had an annoying hum when a POTS line and VoIP line were simultaneously connected. This phone had no such hum when both lines were simultaneously connected.
Overall, I thought this was a solid phone that worked as expected. After using it for almost a year, though, I found 2 things bothersome for my work environment. First, the LCD did not have a backlight, so it was hard to read at times. Second, the keys felt a little "mushy." I found myself having to redial numbers periodically because I thought I had pressed hard enough, but apparently not. Beyond these 2 issues, I have nothing negative to say about the phone.
27.) Great Phone
Reviewed by: Ben
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Excellent phone. I was looking for a phone that would handle 2 lines and have a good speakerphone built in. This did the trick.
28.) a good instrument
Reviewed by: Philip Byrne denver metro area
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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.
29.) Pleased
Reviewed by: office manager arkansas usa
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Quite pleased with the telephone. The only thing I'm curious about is why it makes a buzzing sound when you start to hang up. Otherwise, it serves my purpose.
30.) Solid speakerphone
Reviewed by: HB Washington, DC
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Good quality phone that I would recommend to others. Only complaint is that there is only 3 speed dial buttons on the phone.
31.) Good phone for the price
Reviewed by: Paul A. Muntjan Silver Spring, Md
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This is the 4th phone purchased like this and find the quality to be good. You will need to get a stand for it so that the display is higher in elevation as it may be hard to see lying flat. The speaker mic works well as long as you speak directly at the mic and not more than a few feet away. Haven't tested the many other features such as the intercom or conferencing yet so the rating may be premature. The second phone had a bad handset and the company did replace it after some misinformaton from Panasonic customer support as to where to send the old one to.
32.) 2-Line Phone Value
Reviewed by: Irwin NJ
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This is the second 2-line corded phone I've owned it is far superior than the original at a comparable price. The features meet my needs with only a minor irritation to solve. The phone does not indicate if someone is on a line. Since I haven't completed reading the instructions yet, I can't say if this feature is activated upon set-up of the extensions.
33.) Good, solid performer
Reviewed by: Marker Karahadian Pasadena, CA USA
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I am happy with this phone - it has more features than I need and the voice quality is adequate.
34.) Good phone
Reviewed by: O. K. Maharaj
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Since i have to connections, this works well to use both line interchangeably however, the display not does not show well because of the angle its at. It should have been made adjustable.
35.) Great phone but cannot adjust mic volume on headset
Reviewed by: C. Beaulieu
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I got this phone for its two line caller id and speakerphone capability with the added capability to use a headset for teleconferences. The caller id and speakerphone work great.
The basic problem I had was that the Panasonic headset I ordered at the same time had no mic volume adjustment and many of the people I called reported that my voice was soft. There appears to be no solution for the mic volume problem other than buying an amplifier that costs about the same as the phone!
36.) Missing important features
Reviewed by: Burns
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I'm sorry that I did not read the other reviews carefully enough. In particular, pay attention to John P Benson's. I could not believe what he said was true, but it is: 1) There is no light that comes on when another phone on the same line is in use. John says it only works with another phone of the same model. I can't confirm that. 2) There are only 3 buttons to program with phone numbers. You see all those buttons on the side? Those are for intercom extensions! (There is a 50 number directory that you can get at by pushing more buttons)
Unmentioned on John's review, but a showstopper for me: There is no detection of phone-company voicemail (stutter dial tone). I probably should have noticed that it was not called out explicitly, but who would guess that a reasonably expensive fancy phone would not have that?
Annoyances: By default it will pick a free line when you call out. But one of my lines is my office with unlimited calling features, while the other is my home where I pay for each call. I don't want to be talking for 2 hours to someone on the other side of the world before realizing that I'm on the wrong line! You can set it to go to a particular line, but I think if you do that, it does not switch to the ringing line when you answer. (I was packing it back up before I had a chance to try, I admit). It also insists on going to speakerphone when you push a line button to choose the line you wish to pick up. Sigh.
And finally, a minor annoyance: Caller ID does not set the time and date unless you have already set it. (Huh? I don't get that one!)
The phone appears to be solidly built. There is a significant instruction book with it. I called their 800 number to confirm that I was really right about these features and they were very helpful (but said I was right). But especially the missing voicemail light is going to make me return it.
37.) Line Indicator Lights Don't Work
Reviewed by: Lone Wolf Granada Hills, CA
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Overall this seems to be a nice phone. Call quality was good and I didn't have any trouble seeing the display although I agree with another reviewer that if it were angled up more, it would be easier to use. The buttons required a little more effort than other phones I've used making rapid dialing a little more difficult. Maybe in time, I would have gotten used to that. The killer for us was that the line indicator lights didn't light up when someone else was using the line, even from another Panasonic phone (different model). We have phones throught the building (small manufacturing business) and constantly butting in on other calls was unacceptable. To Panasonic's credit, I was able to speak with a service representative in under 2 minutes. Unfortunately, she confirmed the problem so this one will have to go back.
38.) No built-in answering machine/voice mail
Reviewed by: Freier Enterprises Michigan
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I purchased the Panasonic Phone # KX-TS282B based on the only 2 reviews I could find, which took several hours to find. Trying to find a site where you can find or leave a review for a Panasonic phone is a joke. As one of only 2 other reviewers stated, "It is a PITA!"
Yes, it is a nice looking phone and yes it has lots of features, however, I was disappointed that it did not have an internal answering machine. My inexpensive GE cordless phone for my residence has that and it has always worked great. I can't imagine a business phone that doesn't come with answering phone or voice mail feature.
I have just purchased a franchise, which I will be doing as a home-based business for the first year. I am it. I need a phone that allows me to connect with my customers when I am away from my office and visa versa. If a customer calls me and wants to leave me an order or wants to inquire about prices or products and I am out on a delivery, that customer cannot leave that information and time is wasted playing phone tag trying to reconnect with that person. I certainly can't afford to lose customers before I even get them.
I will take part of the blame, because I shouldn't have assumed that it had that feature.
Also, a little flyer was in the packaging that stated, IMPORTANT! Before you return product to the retailer! Call us FIRST at 1-800-211-7262. Supposedly their hours on Saturday-Sunday are from 9am-7pm EST. Well, I live in the EST time zone and I started calling at 4pm on Saturday and 2 hrs. later I gave up. All I got was a busy signal. Do they only have one phone line?
39.) Review of Panasonic KX-TS3282B 2 line phone
Reviewed by: Livingston S. Francis New York - United States
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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
40.) It's ok
Reviewed by: O. J. Weber Central New Jersey
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The physical quality of the phone is good. My major complaint with this phone is that everyone tells me my voice cuts in and out when I am on the speakerphone talking. I have to get down right next the the mic and even then it is not that good. Most of my time is spent on conference calls, I was really looking forward to this working right, but when I have to speak I need to pick up the handset if I want to ensure that I am heard correctly.
41.) Hey Panasonic: Time to Update Your Phones
Reviewed by: Ben Shemuel
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The KX-TS3282 works fine; that's the good news. The buttons are labeled well enough, the speakerphone works OK, etc. But gee whiz, Panasonic, the design looks like it's from the 80s: The display is low res, and not back-lit, the button label text and layout is dated; all-in-all, it looks like a product that's begging for a refresh. Especially a back-light for the display. But as a phone, it works.
42.) high tech company with short vision for reality
Reviewed by: Dr J Dallas,TX
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There is no display light in the caller ID panel. I read the reviews and was aware of it not being there but had no idea how poorly the display was so uinreadable. Terrible waste of money for the huge inconvenience of this badly designed sysytem. Othereise the phones works all right.
Dr J Dallas, TX
43.) No speed dial or answering machine
Reviewed by: Michael L. Mctaggart Marina Del Rey, CA United States
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The phone has excellent sound quality but I was very disappointed that it only has three speed dial numbers - It has 8 extension buttons that I will never use since it is for my home office. They should have reversed the buttons, 10 speed dials and 3 extensions.
It lacks an answering machine that my last 2 line phone had. When I purchased it I just assumed that it had a built in answering machine (my mistake for not reading the features list on the box).
44.) Bad Receiver/Handset
Reviewed by: You Understand!!! Nassau, Bahamas
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I received this phone and the Receiver/Handset was not working and I was unable to get a replacement for it. The customer service is terrible, as I believe Panasonic does not support this model anymore.I received this phone and the mouthpiece on the handset has never worked.
I decided to try and replace the handset but nobody sells the part, so I was essentially stuck with a "paperweight".As stated the mouthpiece of the handset has never worked. The user can hear the person on the other end but the person on the other end cannot hear the user. The phone has never worked and I could not find a replacement part.
45.) LCD display broke after 2 months
Reviewed by: N. Nacey
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I was fairly satisfied with this phone until I had to re-arrange my office and move my phone. Once I moved it and then tried to reconnect it, I no longer had LCD functionality or speakerphone functionality.
I looked on their website and this is what it said on their FAQ:
Problem:
No caller ID information received
Does the LCD screen on the handset show anything?
No
Your telephone is defective and needs to be sent in for service
Since it is on their FAQ I would assume this is a common problem. In trying to exchange my phone they were insistent that I send my phone in first so they could look at it and then refurbish it / exchange it. Since I use this phone for my home office this was problematic for me.
I would not recommend this product. I personally will not by Panasonic again due to the quality of customer support (or lack thereof) that I received.
46.) Arrived DOA
Reviewed by: D1Man Tallahassee, FL
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I had to replace my old AT&T 962 and wanted to use a headset with the new phone. After researching for weeks I ordered the Panasonic KX-TS3282B.
As soon as I unboxed the parts I noticed the handset was very bulky and felt like I was holding a shoe against my face. After connecting the phone to power I was disappointed to see there was no image on the display and none of the lights such as speakerphone, line1, or line2 would light. It would ring but was obnoxious. I suspect a bad power supply, so I returned the unit.
Recommend an AT&T 993. Speakerphone sounds great and the handset is comfortable talking for hours.
Features of Panasonic KX-TS3282B 2-Line Expandable Speakerphone with Data Port (Black)
MODEL- KX-TS3282B VENDOR- PANASONIC CONSUMER
FEATURES- Corded Integrated Phone System- Black
2-Line Integrated Phone System with Intercom Call Waiting Caller ID
and Speakerphone.
* Two-Line Operation Helps You Manage Your Calls
With two-line operation you can conference in two outside lines to have
a three-way conversation. Or place your current call on hold to make
another call. Being able to use two phone lines with just one phone
makes it convenient and efficient to manage your calls.
* Making Plans? Talk to All Parties at Once!
So you are going out with two of your friends tonight but you are
having trouble deciding where to go. Make it easy on yourself and talk
to both of them at the same time. With up to 3-way conferencing you can
talk to two outside lines at the same time.
* See Who is Calling Even if You are Already on the Phone
We have all become accustomed to Caller ID and its ability to let us see
who is calling before we answer the phone. Then there is call waiting a
beep letting us know there is another call coming in. But until now you
would not know who was beeping in unless you answered it. With Call
Waiting Caller ID you get the best of both worlds. Now when you get a
beep you can see who is calling before you answer. But we will leave
that decision up to you!
* No Need to Scroll with Our 3-Line LCD Display
The LCD Display shows call status programming options directory items
and if you subscribe up to 3 lines of Caller ID1 information-so there
is no need for scrolling.
* Hang It on a Wall to Free Up Desk Space
This phone system can be hung on a wall to free up desk or counter
space. This is especially helpful in kitchens or offices where desk and
counter space is at a premium.<
The Panasonic KX-TS3282B corded speakerphone offers a wealth of features designed to meet the needs of any small to medium sized business. This two-line phone offers automatic line selection with convenient buttons for hold, mute, pause, flash, redial (last ten numbers dialed), speed dial, transfer, call restriction, intercom, and more. The X-TS3282B offers flexible extension numbering for up to eight extensions (that is, up to seven optional add-on units) and data ports for full integration. The base houses all call features and functions as a speakerphone with adjustable volume control, and accommodates three-way conference calling. A three-line LCD shows all caller ID information and allows users access to up to 50 stored names and numbers.
1.) 2-line corded speakerphone with adjustable volume control;
2.) Flexible numbering for up to 8 optional extensions;
3.) Caller ID/call waiting with 50 name-and-number memory;
4.) Redial, speed dialing, mute, hold, call transfer, and more;
5.) Head-set jack, wall mountable;
Package Height x Length x Width: 11.7 in. x 11.7 in. x 10 in.
Package Weight: 3.05 lbs.
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