Panasonic KX-TGHA72EB Additional Handset
Key Features
- Enhanced volume- up to 70% louder than other Panasonic phones
- Nuisance call blocking for up to 1000 numbers
- 200-entry phonebook
- Do Not Disturb mode
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The Panasonic KX-TGH72 digital cordless phone is an excellent mid-level model with great sound quality and a sleek, modern design. It also includes a number of additional features, including nuisance call blocking and enhanced volume for the hard of hearing.
Enhanced Volume for Clearer Conversations
Like all Panasonic cordless phones, the KX-TGH72 provides superb sound quality. It also includes enhanced volume functionality, making it up to 70% louder than standard Panasonic phones. This makes it ideal for the hard of hearing. The volume can be easily adjusted using the quick volume control button. The KX-TGH72 also comes with a full-duplex loudspeaker, so that calls are crystal clear even on handsfree mode.
Nuisance Call Blocking
The KX-TGH72 comes with built-in nuisance call blocking functionality, to help you cut down on the number of unwanted calls you receive. Thanks to a dedicated nuisance call block button, you can instantly block up to 1000 numbers with just a quick tap. It also includes an Automated Call Block setting, which will disconnect automated calls before your phone even rings. If you receive a call from a number that is not in your phonebook, they will be required to input a code before getting through- so you won't be bothered by automated calls.
Why Should You Buy This Cordless Phone?
The Panasonic KX-TGH72 includes all of the standard features you'll need from a cordless phone. With duplex speakerphone, 200-entry phonebook, caller ID, and nuisance call blocking, it is a reliable handset that's great for everyday use.
Is this phone compatible with my setup?
If you have a router with a phone port like the diagram below*, then you'll easily be able to plug in the phone cable provided with the phones (or with the RJ11 cable provided with your router).
Alternatively, if your router looks like the one below, without a phone port, then you'll need an adapter like the one pictured to allow you to connect up your phone.
*Please note the configurations of your router may look different, however you should still be easily able to locate if there is a phone port or not.