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glvenu.... September 15th, 2011
Panasonic KXTG6582T,
I purchased this phone three months ago for my mother's birthday, since she didnt have a cordless phone to use.Since we have cellphones, and bluetooth handsets thought it would be great to have such thing, and i bought it from USA when i returned to India.
After which i found a lot of problems. The power adapter was not compatible since in India its 230V/50Hz power supply where as the this one was having only 110 v/60 HZ power adapter compatibility.(Even though lot of electronic goods are manufactured for compatible power, panasonic stuck with the basic type. ). so i needed to buy two power adapters for the base and the handset i had. Fine.
Unable to connect to Bluetooth Headset to the phone, (Tried Nokia BH 505, Motorola H270) which work perfectly to the mobile phones i have.
Not even a Nokia headset(normal wired) will work on the handset jack(2.5mm)
Caller-id doesn't work again, since the frequency type used is FSK,compared to DTMF used in other countries. (OOF! had big problems in finding a FSK to DTMF converter which is a separate story. )
Contacted Panasonic support for Headset problem which is still unresolved.
The only good thing i find in this phone is the reception is good even in the first floor when connected to the base(with concrete walls between)with clear voice even though i had a lot of noise in the other corded telephone connected via an extension..
Mobiles work good and they connect to the phone automatically which is the only advantage of using this phone instead of buying a phone from India itself, since Link to Cell technology is not introduced here yet.
Overall Rating is neither great nor good nor bad, I would say...