Panasonic KX-TG6022 5.8 GHz Twin 1-Line Cordless Phone

Pros: Solidly built. Reliable. Good range. Re-charging light. Comfortable handset.
Cons: Soft ring tone; clumsy phonebook and caller-id list; horrible text-editing; no belt clip.

I purchased my Panasonic model KX-TG6022B cordless phone to replace a disastrously bad Vtech model ip5825. Overall, I have been satisfied with the Panasonic so far, but there are some features I miss and some others not well-implemented. Many features ...

Pros: Good call quality, free from interference, easy to use.
Cons: No quick dial function

This is Panasonic's current offering in a 5.8 GHz digital cordless phone. The 6022 is the 2-handset package in the 602x line, while the 603x packages include a digital answering machine in the base station. All the handsets are compatible, and either ...

Pros: Menus are easy to understand and follow. Excellent sound quality.
Cons: No belt clip (minor)

I purchased this phone set to replace a AT&T set that died. I am really pleased with the ease of the setup and phone book entry process including copy to the second handset. the menus are very intuitive. The sound quality is better than previous cordless phones I have used. For this price, this seems to be (so far) a good buy. I haven't had a chance to test the range yet. The handsets are of medium to small size, but the keypad is easy to operate. Display is excellent though small. A user-friendly feature is that an incoming call which matches a number in your directory will display the name you assigned in the directory. The indicator on the top of the phone shows the charge progress and also can also be programmed for different colors for incoming calls.