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Panasonic Integrated Business Phone KX-TS105B


Panasonic Integrated Business Phone KX-TS105B


Best Price: $34.99

Product Features
  • Corded speakerphone system provides reliable connection even during power outages
  • Speakerphone built into base
  • Headset jack for hands-free operation with optional headset
  • 10-station speed dial
  • Built-in data port for connection to computer modem or fax machine
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Product Description

Panasonic's vision of the digital future is driven by the needs and aspirations of its business customers and millions of consumers around the world who use its products every day. The company shares their dream to live a fuller life by providing ways of working smarter and enjoying the rewards of technological advances.

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Providing a reliable connection even during power outages, the Panasonic KX-TS105B is a wall-mountable corded phone with a variety of convenient features. A one-touch dialer offers 20 separate stations for frequently-dialed numbers, while a separate speed dials provides 10 stations for the most important folks.

An excellent choice for home offices, the KX-TS105B allows you to connect a fax machine or computer via the data port, while the built-in headset jack keeps your hands free for taking notes during important calls. A speakerphone is built into the base, providing an easy way for multiple people to listen in on the conversation.

Accessed via a personalized PIN, restricted dialing allows you to make sure children, guests, or employees can't make long-distance calls without your knowledge. You can even set up the phone to block all outgoing calls except those made to a single emergency number of your choice. Stored memory functions require the use of three AA batteries (not included). Panasonic includes a one-year warranty covering parts and service.

What's in the BoxHandset, phone line cord, handset cord, wall mounting adapter, base, user's manual; 3 AA batteries not included

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Customer Reviews
Michael Alexander Said: Picture is not what you get ( Oct. 28th 2009 )
I hope This helps all future buyers The KX-TS105B is probably a very good phone but this seller Has mislead all potential buyers by using a picture that shows the Panasonic phone attached to a CS55h Plantronics System Which is a $200 wireless phone system. I was going to buy the AT&T(1856)or(2909) But choose this because how could i pass up a wireless headphone system sold as a bundle but what i received was a KXTCA60 WIRED HEADSET and the KX-TS105B. "DONT BELIEVE THE PICTURE IT IS THE PHONE BUY ITSELF" There is no attachment connected to the left side of the KX-TS105B if you want whats pictured it cost around $200,usually the fine print is on contracts but this time its on the picture and you must enlarge the picture with your mouse to see notes. Seller should be honest and use picture of what you get in this box not items that are compatible with product.
Jonathan Pearce Said: Dissatisfaction ( Oct. 23rd 2009 )
I was unaware when I bought this phone that it required three small batteries in order to operate, and that the batteries would need changing within a period of three months or less. Also, following the directions carefully, I was unable to program successfully the push-buttons that call selected numbers. I will not ever use this phone. It was a waste of money. (I bought it because this model has the feature that allows the use of a headphone.)
Manal Loutfy-el-sayed Said: Can't be used in business ( Sep. 21st 2009 )
I had to return it back. Buttons were not working and the sound was very low even when put on maximum. Same applies on the headset.
Gerald Abelson Said: What I liked and didn't like ( Sep. 12th 2009 )
This receiver replaced an equivalent Panasonic that was almost 20 years old. It was every bit as good as it's elder with one exception. THE OLD ONE HAD AN LCD THAT READ THE TIME OF DAY WHEN IDLE, THE PHONE NUMBER DIALED WHEN IN USE AND THE NUMBER OF MINUTES THE CALL HAD BEEN ACTIVE. TRY AS I DID, I COULD NOT FIND THE SAME FEATURES WITHIN ANY BRAND. You would think that in this space age of telephones that Panasonic would have added the incoming telephone number as well. Instead they subtracted features. One the other hand, what is has is excellent G Abelson
T. L. Brown Said: Panasonic Phone ( Aug. 21st 2009 )
I like the clear sound. I hate the bulkiness considering you have to use the headset with it. I also wish that it could be answered with the speakerphone button while in use with the headset. It would have made my job easier.

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