Reviews of the Panasonic KX TG7432B
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CNET Review
The Good: DECT 6.0 cordless phone; 2.1-inch LCD; large, rubberized backlit buttons; speakerphone on handset; expandable up to six handsets; integrated digital answering machine; talking caller ID; "Choice Mail" Selectable Voice Message (visual voice mail).
The Bad: Front of phone attracts fingerprints/oil from your face.
The Bottom Line: Panasonic's excellent KX-TG7400 series of DECT 6.0 cordless phones one-ups the company's highly rated 6400 series with the notable addition of a larger 2.1-inch screen and "Choice Mail" (a form of visual voice mail) to its impressive feature set.
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Part number: KX-TG7432B
General
- Product Type Cordless phone
- Additional Handsets Qty 1
- Body Color Black
Phone Features
- Max Handsets Supported 6
- Multi-Handset Configuration Phonebook transfer
- Dialer Type Keypad
- Dialer Location Handset
- Dialing Modes Tone, Pulse
- Conference Call Capability 4-way
- Intercom Yes
- Speakerphone Yes
- Caller ID Yes
- Voice Mail Capability Yes
- Call Waiting Yes
- Call Transfer Yes
- Call Hold Yes
- Menu Operation Yes
- Function Buttons Hold button, Mute button, Flash button
- Volume Control Yes
- Ringer Control Yes
- Handset Locator Yes
- Indicators Visual ringer light
- Lighted Keypad Yes
- Additional Functions Alarm, Call barring, Built-in clock
- Additional Features Autotalk
Phone Memory
- Phone Directory Capacity 50 names & numbers
- Dialed Calls Memory 5
- Caller ID Memory 50 names & numbers
Answering System
- Answering System Type Digital
- Recording Capacity 18 min
Display
- Display LCD display - Monochrome
- Display Location Handset
- Diagonal Size 2.1 in
- Display Information Battery status
- Display Languages English, Spanish
- Features Backlit
Caller ID Features
- Voice Announcement Yes
Miscellaneous
- Connections 1 x Headset jack
- Included Accessories Belt clip
Power
- Type Phone charging stand + power adapter - External
Battery
- Battery 2 x battery - AAA type
- Technology Rechargeable - Nickel metal hydride
- Included Qty 2
- Talk Time Up to 300 min
- Standby Time Up to 264 h
- Recharge Time 7 hour(s)
- Audible Battery Alert Yes
Dimensions & Weight (Base)
- Width 3.9 in
- Depth 5.9 in
- Height 2 in
- Weight 10.1 oz
Dimensions & Weight (Handset)
- Width 1.9 in
- Depth 1.3 in
- Height 6.3 in
- Weight 7.4 oz
Product Photos
User Opinions
Buying Choices
KX-TG7432B Black Cordless Phone from 8 online stores: Lowest Price: $79.97
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