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Indeed Panasonics are the best.

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I just upgraded from an old AT&T 900MHz, which was having
battery recharge issues, to a Vtech 2.4GHz.  It works great.
The only issue (small) is that the handset is pretty small
so you get tired of holding it after a while.

You should really join Consumer Reports.  I subscribe to
the magazine and online.  It's something like $19.00 for
a year of online subscription (maybe slightly more if
you don't subscribe to the mag).  But I never buy anything,
escpecially electronics without checking them.  I think
of the thousands of dollars I've spent on my computer, TV,
stereo, camera, etc, and $19.00 is nothing compared to
the cost of these items.

I'm going to dive in a do research on a digital camera
next...

fr

My Panasonic works great too.

I'm using it with wireless network at home.  No static or noise.
2 recievers for $79.00 at costco.

Good luck

I've always had good luck with Panasonic and better with Uniden . AT&T I found to be featureless and overpriced, I decided to test a VTech 2.4 2 line, never again, numbers are too small to read, noisy, static, someone else picks up a line and it has a constant clicking sound, call waiting doesn't work, but it does have a great caller ID with call back feature.

Check out Siemens at the GoodGuys I have the 4215 model. The best phones I have ever owned or have ever seen.