How does the Panasonic KX-TG9391T and AT&amp;T 86109 compare to this phone? I don't care about outlook feature
874957
Panasonic has worked out well for me. Pretty good speaker phone. Listener's never complain when I use it. I would purchase it again. Panasonic electronics are always reliable.
824964
Outlook has an app. just search the google play store for outlook, the outlook logo is the one to download. I use it myself.
84992
I too is very interested about its performance if used in the phillippines and if I can download my contacts and Calendar from outlook express. Your help will be very much appreciated; Livestrong TCASLO in Arroyo Grande , CA
397110
I cannot compare with the LG as I never used the LG, but I did like the Samsung T404G for most things. As a phone it's perfectly fine. They slide out keyboard tends to be stiff and not respond to every press, though, so it's not great for texting, but it's not terrible either. Camera on the Samsung is so-so for a phone of its class.
1569300
I found a forum that references that the only difference between the ES8249S and ES8249K models is the color. I haven't found any other place besides that one post that confirms this is the only difference. According to the person on the forum, they confirmed by calling Panasonic directly to talk about the model differences and what to do if/when the built-in battery goes bad (you must send it to Panasonic's repair center in San Fran which is $50 + shipping).It might be best to call Panasonic to re-confirm. Let us know if you follow-up with them and find anything out.
34301
I like the phone because its old school it doesnt have the technology that the others do. You can text and you can send pictures and fwd messages to your email. I like it because it is actually a phone not a computer phone. It doesn't do everything for you.
847076
thanks for your reply -did not think that the 8109 vs 8109s really meant anything meaningful . . .but 1 nit I do have is that I can't get the replacement outer foil for this razor - I work for ATT & with their coupon corporate discount price should be ~$15.00 according to Panasonic -wtg for 3 mos! Panasonic is supposedly notorious about difficulties in spare parts availability which will only get worse over time .. thanks again . .-G
539186
I had an AT&T; phone before and it was bad. The speaker option on this phone is much better. It is not really loud like on a desk phone, but for a handset it is not bad. I think there is a an option to do speaker on the base phone, but I have not used it yet and I am not sure how good it is.
1044743
I will check! my e-mail is rjstbs@optonline.net I love this phone! also use it as an intercom system.
154008
If you get the Sharp PV300GR, you'll be golden. Just make sure you get the settings for AT&T's APN and MMS.
2032039
This phone does not run a os like Android. It's one that LG came up with. From what I remember it Doesn't have a email app. It has a Web Explorer but not very powerful.
2013858
Im not sure, its a nice phone, but becoz my service is nit direct to at&t; kind of wierd, but i,think if you are at&t; yes ik sure you will love it,, and the battery is really bad,, just 1 day using u out already,,and im. Kt a phone person,, soo, just giving yku the idea, but its really cute phone,,
108093
The TG6645 is a newer phone. Note that it has only 20 reviews in Amazon, whereas the TG6545 has 218 reviews. The Panasonic website lists the TG6545 as "Out of Stock," so I suspect it's been discontinued, no longer manufactured. The TG6645 has an LCD display on the base station which the TG6545 does not. The TG6645 base station is larger. The TG6645 will work during a power failure - the TG6545 will NOT work. I think that sums up the differences between the two. On the Panasonic website it's possible to create a comparison table between these two models, and that comparison table does show some additional differences. However, when I downloaded the user manuals for each phone and compared them, I found no significant differences between the two. The differences shown in the website comparison table appear to be errors. Therefore I believe the two phones function identically, except for the base station display, size, and power failure functionality. At least one user has complained that the "Eco" feature added static noise to the phone conversation. If you experience that static noise, the Eco feature (and hopefully the static) is disabled if you permanently turn on the "Clarity Booster." You can download and read the manuals for each model. Just Google KXTG6632-MUL.PDF for the TG6645 to get it's user manual, and then google KXTG6511-MUL.PDF for the TG6545.
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It's a decent phone. I loved everything about it except for two major things: 1. The keyboard. Sometimes when you're typing, you had to press really hard on the virtual keyboard to get it to register your touch. 2. Sometimes, when people would text me, I would get their message twice, or not at all. It drove me nuts. Other than that, I loved this phone. It took great pictures to suit my needs, calls came in clearly & the display was clear. I don't know if these issues were to my phone specifically or if its something that happened on other's, too. But good luck. If you can, I recommend the iPhone 4, honestly! I got it for free from Verizon & it works flawlessly. It was brand new, too, & I bought it in July. Good luck! :)
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this is the AT&T; version, they do not advertise it and when i tried to report it as advertised falsely the seller tried to block my review. I do not recommend this seller, the phone is great though. If you find the international version like you want, i think you will be happy with it.
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I ordered it and it is a genuine Samsung and absolutely love it! Never heard of the T999 but I ordered the 9300 for my boyfriend and my T999 is way better than that version and he's mad about it too because I bought myself a better phone than his. ; )
283895
I have never used the PTT feature on this phone. If you are looking for a basic phone with durability, this is a good choice. PTT can easily be ignored if you aren't planning on using it.