Panasonic GigaRange KX-TG2422W 2.4 GHz DSS Cordless Phone with Dual Handsets and Caller ID (White) The KX-TG2422W 2.4 GHz GigaRange cordless phone uses frequency-hopping spread spectrum technology to give you outstanding range and signal consistency. With subscription to local service, it supports caller ID/call waiting, so you know who’s calling to chat, with just a glance at the handset. The 50-station memory stores the most recent callers’ names and numbers, along with the date and time of their call.

Access the separate phone book for an additional 50 names and numbers of the people you call most frequently. Each handset can store a separate phonebook–making it a great system for a home office or resident teen–or you can share one book among handsets. The charging cradle that accompanies the second handset stores the phone vertically, and the resulting small footprint makes it perfect for a bedside table. Panasonic includes a one-year warranty covering parts and service.

What’s in the Box
Two handsets, one base unit, one charging cradle, two AC adapters, one line cord, wall mount adapter, two rechargeable battery packs, two handset covers, owner’s manual, warranty card

Note: This model does not have a headset jack.
Customer Review: Can’t hear
I cannot hear anyone on this phone, even with the “voice enhancer” feature. If I answer with this phone, I always search out another phone in the house to talk on.
Customer Review: great buy
i’ve learned through trial and error that panasonic makes some of the best phones on the market. these are no exception, especially for the price. they are crystal clear and have many of the features you will find on their more expensive models, such as speaker phone, call-waiting caller id, phone book, etc. i’ve never felt the need to use a head-set on a house phone, so the absence of that feature is no big deal. they are a bit smaller than some of panasonic’s other phones, but in an “ipod sort-of-way” that makes them cooler.

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