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All digital recording, 15 min. recording time, caller ID name and number, 50-station caller id memory and dialer. Multifunction 3-line LCD display for caller id info. Voice prompts and time/date stamp. Call screening, toll saver for checking messages while on road, 2 way recording.
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With the Panasonic KX-TM150B, you'll enjoy the quality of all-digital recording--the unit uses a microchip to handle messages for quiet, easy operation. Total recording time is 15 minutes (flash memory). Caller ID compatibility shows the name and number of incoming callers. It also displays caller ID data with each message during message playback.
With a 50-station caller ID memory and dialer, and a multifunction, 3-line LCD display, the KX-TM150B shows you all of the caller ID information without scrolling. Advanced microchip technology means improved voice recording quality over previous models. Voice prompts and a time/day stamp guide you through your messages. Remote control lets you control the greeting message, all message playback, and individual erase using a touch-tone phone. Call-screening toll-saver means that when you're checking messages from a remote location, the system will answer on the first ring only if you have new messages. If not, you can hang up and avoid toll charges. The unit also permits two-way recording.
Kate L. Allinder
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2015
Horrible. Awful. Cheap. Recording sounds terrible. Can't hear sound when it plays messages. Ridiculously priced. I thought I was getting a top of the line product that would be better than something from a discount store. I was buying it for my business. I missed the return deadline by five days because I didn't install it right away, so now I am out a boatload of money and I would have been better off paying $20 at Walmart. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!
vincent chiarchiaro
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2015
I was aware that I was buying it "used." However, the operating manual was not included, the screen a bit on the small side, and the volume inadequate, especially in a noisy environment..
Jay Hester
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2013
I know this product is not on the market anymore. But I needed a n answering machine that had a caller ID separate from the phone.The digital sound is clear and the opinions are O.K. but the only downside is the read out. It's not back lit and you cannot read it.
Sandy
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2013
We're on the Do Not Call list and still get lots of unsolicited calls. This doesn't eliminate the calls, but at least we don't have to talk to those sales people.
Dr. Susan
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2013
Chose it because Panasonic is my favorite and my old one of 25 years died. thought this was a replacement. It was awful. No directions, short amount of time for messages, very poor and the toll saver doesn't seem to work although it may be because there were no directions I don't know how to do it. I am sorry I bought it. Didn't realize it was "used" and it really was!!
Edward E. Rom
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2005
This machine was fairly easy to set up. I like it when the instructions are clear, and these are. When I read the other reviews, I noticed that some people pointed out that it's necessary to not speak too close to the microphone when recording the greeting -- I heeded that warning, and everything has worked just fine. I really like the feature of the machine holding the last 50 phone numbers of callers -- my old answering machine only held one. My only quibble is that the LED display is just a bit small, and I have to hold it just so in order to read it. That problem may be solved by getting a new pair of glasses. :)
Stoat
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2003
I must confess that I am prompted to write this review mainly because my experiences with the Panasonic KX-TM150B telephone answering machine are in sharp contrast to some of the other users' stated findings.My main disagreement is in the matter of the unit's ease of use. Although this is a highly subjective area to comment on, I believe that here in the 21st century we can make a few generalized assumptions and judgements about the user interfaces of consumer electronics products, because we now have a fairly long history of consumer products with which to compare against.When you consider the spectacular array of useful features that this device provides, I feel that it would be extremely difficult to design it with a more straightforward layout. All of the buttons are clearly labeled, and the LCD display as well as voice prompts guide you through all of the setup and operation functions. If someone finds the labeling and pleasant voice prompts insufficient, the instruction manual that comes with the unit takes every setup and operational function and provides a crystal-clear step-by-step guide that anyone who can read English at the fourth-grade level and above will have absolutely no problem in comprehending.The frequently-used buttons are quite large, and the less-used setup buttons are smaller, as one would logically expect. ALL buttons are placed over 1/2 inch apart when measured from their centers. I would very much like to meet a person who is unable to press the buttons independently, as this person would likely need to be about fourteen feet tall in order to have fingers that are so large as to be unable to independently press the buttons.Anyone who is still unsure about the unit's ease of use is welcome to download a free .pdf copy of the instruction manual at Panasonic's website. I am confident that a quick glance at the manual will alleviate any fears that may remain regarding this unit's stunningly simple and logical control layout.Regarding the unit's overall quality, it is in keeping with Panasonic's well-deserved reputation for excellence in consumer products. After several months of use it has yet to have the slightest problem or generate any error whatsoever.Naturally, when you have a company like Panasonic that produces millions of products every year, every now and then one might have a problem. If you are the unlucky person who gets the extremely rare defective unit, just return it to Amazon and let them help you with a replacement....pretty simple, right?Buy it with confidence.
Mrmxwll
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2002
it's just your basic answering maching.i didn't like the fact that it doesn't startscreening until someone leaves a message.no outgoing message screening.the little viewing screen is very hard to read.i bought it used, and it sounded like the little speaker had been blown out.terrible sound.i don't know if we're allowed to call products junk, or not.but if i knew i could, on this one i would.
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