Panasonic KX TC1710 900 MHz - Cordless Phone

Pros: great range, excellent clarity, lighted keypad on handset, keypad on base, speaker phone, easy to use caller ID, volume control for handset ringer, speaker phone & when talking
Cons: no headset jack on handset, no caller ID on base (only on handset)

I've had this model for about 6 months and have found it to be a great all around cordless phone. I hope to show you why I chose this model in my review.


The Good

It's very clear and has great range. I can get up to...

Pros: The double calling pad, range of reception..among many others..
Cons: N/A

My Panasonic Phone is the best phone I ever owned. It was given to me as a gift and upon opening it up I immediately read the instructions. I was both excited and amazed at all it could do. I couldn't wait until my husband got home so that we could try...

Pros: caller id & visual call waiting, good sound
Cons: no line use indicator; no call id on base

Over the years I've gone through many cordless phones, all of them either Sanyo or Panasonic and "Man, how I love those Panasonics!"

Features
-Caller id & Visual Call Waiting and Call Waiting Options
-Voice Mail indicator and...

Pros: Dual Keypad, Clear Caller I.D., Shape of Base & Phone
Cons: Cannot use speaker-phone on base & Phone at same time.

I have had this phone for about 5 months. It has a clear ring to it. I know who is calling because I see the name on the phone while it is on the cradle. I can also delete all my calls at once if I so desire to do this. I do have a subscription to...

Pros: Like the caller ID feature on the Handset
Cons: Doesn't work properly

My husband purchased me a Panansonic cordless phone while I was in labor with one of my children. For the first month or two whenever I would talk to someone they were always telling me that they couldn't hear me. It got so bad that I told my husband...

Pros: Great speakerphone, reception, caller ID.
Cons: NONE

There is a short list of cordless phones that you should consider buying: Panasonic, Uniden, and Sanyo. The the best of the best have always been Panasonic. The 1710 represents Panasonic brilliantly. Its full-duplex speakerphone is what a speakerphone...

Pros: Easy to use, great display, terrific quality and distances!
Cons: None! Go out and buy one now!

Two years ago, I bought a cheap $9 phone. It worked fine the first time, but after that I couldn't get the thing to work. I suffered with it for the rest of the year but last year, I got this Panasonic. It is the best phone I have ever used!

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Pros: lighted keypad, speakerphone, headset jack
Cons: none

I have a panasonic 900mhz phone, and I'm very happy with it. It comes with a cool speakerphone, so you can make calls from your desk without picking up the handset. It also has a convenient lighted keypad as well as a feature where you can hit any button...

Pros: A lot of configurable features along with caller id call waiting id integrated answering machine
Cons: The base unit display doesn't show any information.

I have been using cordless phones for quite some time but feel this one is the best.

It has great integration of caller id with answering machine and also good co-ordination between dialing from base unit and hand set. The caller id also...

Pros: Looks like a telephone
Cons: Doesn't work like a telephone

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