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When there is a lot of noise in the area where your interlocutor is located and you have difficulty hearing them, you can reduce the background noise to make their voice clearer by simply pressing the special button.
During a power outage, you can supply the base unit with the electrical energy stored in the handset, allowing you to make calls for a certain period of time while the outage lasts.
You can block annoying calls from unwanted numbers. The numbers on your blocked call list will be blocked (the device will not transmit any sound to the caller and will disconnect the call) if they call you.
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We've had this phone for 2-3 weeks now and I'm very satisfied with this purchase so far.
- It has backlit buttons and a screen that ends the call when you press the button.
- The letters are large and all easily readable.
- You can store 120 phone numbers in the phonebook and 10 in speed dial.
- It has many languages in the menu, including Greek.
- You can write in Greek characters in the phonebook.
- It has a black list to store numbers you don't want to be called by, as long as there is no other phone that doesn't have this feature (because the phone will ring from there).
- It has a button for speakerphone that works perfectly and with great volume.
- It has a button that you press and you won't be heard in case you want to say something to someone who is in your space and you don't want to be heard (mute).
- It has around 30 or 40 ringtones.
- The call volume is a bit low. Is it because of the music I chose? Possibly, if I chose one of the classic ringtones (like "ring-ring") it would sound loud. I will check it sometime.
- The battery lasts at least 4 days (with the usage we do at least).
- It has an eco button that you press and the emission is reduced while it works perfectly.
- It has another button that when you press it, it reduces the noise that is heard from your interlocutor's environment. However, I haven't used it yet.
- It has a "night mode" in which (when you activate it) the phone goes silent. It is for the night when someone is sleeping so that the ringing sound is not heard, while all unanswered calls are saved. You can set it to automatically enter every day for as many hours as you want and to return.
- The menu is easy and I wonder how some people had trouble with the comments I read. I found everything easily just by digging into it, because the instructions were in German.
Here I would like to thank those who took the trouble and uploaded the instructions that are available on the internet in Greek. I also attach the link, since my comment is the most recent. https://www.electroholic.gr/files/Manual/KX-TG6811.pdf
- It has a button on the base of the device to find the phone in case you don't know where it is.
- And with a prolonged press of the button that ends the call, the device shuts down completely and with the same button it turns on again.
The only thing I regret is not getting the one with 2 devices (one central base and 2 phones).
I will write some things because I read many comments about this specific item, but despite that, I bought it, and I experienced the same things as some people said here.
So, I bought it for 34.30 and it is an imported landline phone with a GB serial ending, which probably means it came from Great Britain (maybe). When I opened it, to my disappointment, it had a foreign OTE cable inside, so I had to buy an extra OTE cable for 1€ to make it work. Also, the batteries were not genuine, they were trade ones with 550 mAh (while other Panasonic landline phones I had bought had batteries with the Panasonic brand written on them). I have attached a photo of the highpower brand batteries that were inside it.
I bought it on 4/8/21 noon and when I opened it, it required a 7-hour charge. On the same day, I put it to charge at night, and it had a full charge with 4 lines on the landline phone. Now, on 7/8/21, it has three lines, which means it lasted for two and a half days with phone use of 1-2 calls per day, lasting 5 minutes max each, because it is in a holiday home (specifically, the calls were food orders). So, you can understand that the batteries are not very good, so I will probably invest 5€ more to buy other batteries.
As for the plastic and construction, it seems fine for the money I paid, but I don't know how durable it is, as I have only had it for a few days. I will provide an update later.
If you are in a place with music or noise, or you are on a balcony, you may not hear the ringtone, but you can hear the other person fine. The speaker is relatively satisfactory. When I activated the landline phone, the first thing it showed me was to choose a language, so I didn't have the problems that some others had with finding the menu and languages. Changing the language is easy and fast, and you can write in Greek with the echo. One more clarification: I went to other stores and saw similar items two weeks before I bought it, and they all had security tape, but mine didn't. However, it didn't look tampered with, it seemed like no one had touched it, it just didn't have security tape. So, if you buy something like this, check it first. I didn't see it because I was in a hurry, and I noticed it later. So, 34.30 + 1 + 5€, maybe I could have gotten something else.
Panasonic's net worth! I don't need to say anything else. Excellent quality and reliability as always.
I have had the cordless phone since 01/2023. It is of good quality compared to others, the ringtone is not loud, it has speakerphone which is okay, interesting but I wanted to comment on the price evolution. It was purchased then for €36 and it was worth the purchase price. Now it costs €50 and a few months ago it reached €80!! Do some market research before you decide.
Good overall but the call recognition doesn't always work and it's inconvenient when I'm away from home
Not a good device at all, I have the ringing at maximum and it barely sounds. My mother, who also has a hearing problem, often doesn't hear it at all. The menu and usage are not very convenient. Older devices were far superior. I regret this purchase
It lasted 3 years. The screen turns off every time I take it out of the dock. Until then, it worked satisfactorily. I don't think it was worth the money.
Update 01/19/2025
In the end, the batteries had leaked fluid and it wasn't making good contact. +2 stars because it's a quality phone.
Durable construction and large buttons with a clear display, good for seniors. It can take additional headsets and has intercom functionality. Good range unless you have many walls between you and the base. The menu is familiar, the initial setup may seem complicated, but it has the basics you ask for from a device in this price range. I would like it to store more numbers and have more options for blocking. The only significant problem is that sometimes it doesn't "sit" well on the base resulting in it not charging, it requires attention. Overall, I was satisfied.
The most significant negative is the low ringing volume. At maximum, it is average compared to other models. The screen has a blue light, while the keyboard is yellow. When it is on the base, the ringing is only heard from the handset and not from the base.
Everything is fine, but the ringtone is very low. It was purchased for the elderly because it has large keys, but the volume of the sound during calls has disappointed them.
With relatively little use after 1 year, the indicators on the screen have disappeared (you only see a bright screen). Before this happened, it had issues with call recognition. This was the 2nd Panasonic I bought in recent years, and both have had problems. I have one from 2004 that still works perfectly. I think Panasonic has significantly lowered its quality
I have had it for 4 years now and I am completely satisfied. I don't have anything special to say, it's a simple landline phone that does its job. Personally, I have used it maybe less than 10 times.
This particular phone does not meet the specifications of Greece, as the clip of the connection cable is different from those used in Greece.
The ringtone volume is not loud. Also, the sound is disappointing in open listening. Otherwise, it's still fine.
Stable and timeless value. I have had it for years and I wouldn't change it for anything. The previous one broke due to normal wear and tear, so I bought the same one.
Very good device, user-friendly menu (also in Greek). Backlit keyboard and screen are a plus! I recommend it.
The only major negative is the low volume of the ringtone. At maximum, it sounds relatively low. That is, in a large house, in a noisy store, etc., there is a problem.
For 35 euros it's fine. Because I saw some comments about chargers etc. I would like to add that I also had the English charger as well as the one for our data. It has call blocking, although I don't know with so many numbers that create if it will fill with unwanted ones. The speakerphone is satisfactory and convenient when you are on hold. The ring tones and volume are proportional to the melody, so if you are in a noisy place you may need to put a melody that you don't even like but will serve you. It has alarms with the option of a separate melody for each one, the only negative is that you will have to set the date you want it to ring again, it's not like on mobile phones. As for the battery life in talk time I have no opinion since I don't talk much but as for standby it will last a week, maybe even more before I have to charge it again.
Cheap construction that won't last long, especially if there are children in the house. Fades like crazy. Has good range but not a particularly durable device
After almost 2 years of use, it is a reliable wireless with good battery and range. It has call blocking, open listening, the only issue is that its ringing is not loud enough,,, but otherwise for its money it is very good.
Sometimes you get what you pay for, other times you get less... This is one of those cases. It was purchased 4.5 years ago, fully accepting all its flaws due to its low price. The only requirement was for it to last a few years since its usage would be minimal. Unfortunately, it didn't even last 5 years and I wonder how long it would have lasted if I used it more than once a month...
In the positives, I will generally mention the entire phone along with its low price.
In the negatives, the sound is not as loud as in previous wireless devices I had, and it does not have Greek characters on the keyboard.
I have had it for three months, overall I am satisfied but it lacks a lot in the volume of the ringtone, it is the quietest I have ever heard on any landline, with the volume at max of course.
Very aesthetically pleasing as a device (pearl white color). The illuminated menu is very user-friendly and readable. In a house of about 90-100 square meters, there is no problem with its wireless use. Its sound quality is very satisfactory without any difficulties for the user. User-friendly device for elderly people.
I haven't had it for more than 5 months. Various people were writing about the sound and indeed I knew it because I had Panasonic before, but I have never seen such a bad quality. First of all, as soon as you lift it, you have to put it on speakerphone, but even with that, it is difficult to hear the other person, especially if you are in a busy place. Now, in the 5th month, it makes a crackling sound when I speak, resulting in me telling people to hold on, I will call them from my mobile. It deserves 1 star and that's being generous.
What can I say... it was purchased on 22/07/2022 and today, 23/09/2023, it broke... with very little use, considering I'm almost all day at work.
Waste of money... one star is too much.
There is no worse purchase after a while the batteries go off and it didn't show any indication for charging the worst part is that the signal dropped during calls.
6/7/2023
Everything is fine, guys, but there is a flaw. I set it with the new time and every time I put it in the database for charging, it takes the old time. Come on, let winter come so it can show the correct time. I even set it two hours ahead to trick it, but it doesn't notice. Every time I put it in its base, it goes back to winter time. Even if you set it forty hours ahead, it still goes wherever it wants. This damn thing is driving me crazy.
It has been in our possession since October '21.
So, overall, it's a very good phone. You can hear and be heard perfectly fine, the battery lasts, and the call blocking feature is useful for numbers you don't want to receive calls from. If I had to find a negative, it would definitely be that the keys don't lock, so if a child gets hold of it, you could end up with a hefty phone bill.
It delivers what it promises - the buttons are pressed with a strong and clear sound.
It came with a cable for America and not for Greece. It is very light without being fake. The sound is great and the battery lasts a long time. Of course, I have had it for less than a month.
Nice phone and I am very satisfied with it in the 6 months that I have had it. The only issue it has is that it claims to be able to work without power (in case of a power outage), which is not true because if it is connected to a router line (like most home phones), when there is a power outage it is isolated anyway due to the router, so it is completely invalid. However, I don't know what happens without a router!! I mean if what it claims is true.
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