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title: "Panasonic 3 Handset Expandable Cordless Phone System with Link2Cell Bluetooth, Voice Assistant, Answering Machine and Call Blocking - KX-TGD563M (Metallic Black)"
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# DECT 6.0 for crystal-clear calls Bilingual Talking Caller ID Block up to 150 unwanted numbers Panasonic 3 Handset Expandable Cordless Phone System with Link2Cell Bluetooth, Voice Assistant, Answering Machine and Call Blocking - KX-TGD563M (Metallic Black)

**Brand:** panasonic
**Price:** € 206.27
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📞 Elevate your calls with smart, sleek, and secure connectivity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Panasonic 3 Handset Expandable Cordless Phone System with Link2Cell Bluetooth, Voice Assistant, Answering Machine and Call Blocking - KX-TGD563M (Metallic Black) by panasonic
- **How much does it cost?** € 206.27 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- panasonic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted panasonic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Voice Assistant:** Hear caller info in English or Spanish with talking caller ID—perfect for multitasking pros who need hands-free convenience.
- • **Ultimate Call Control:** One-touch call blocking lets you silence up to 150 nuisance numbers, giving you peace of mind and uninterrupted productivity.
- • **Expandable & Versatile:** Start with 3 handsets and grow up to 6—ideal for home offices or busy households craving flexible communication.
- • **Clear & Convenient Messaging:** Large backlit display and quick-read message counter keep you instantly updated on calls and voicemails, so you never miss important info.
- • **Seamless Link2Cell Bluetooth:** Sync your smartphone effortlessly and charge it right from the base unit’s USB port—stay connected without missing a beat.

## Overview

The Panasonic KX-TGD563M is a metallic black, expandable cordless phone system featuring DECT 6.0 technology for interference-free calls, Link2Cell Bluetooth integration for smartphone syncing and charging, a digital answering machine with 18 minutes recording, and advanced call blocking for up to 150 numbers. It supports bilingual talking caller ID, 3 included handsets (expandable to 6), and offers up to 10 hours talk time and 5 days standby, making it a reliable, professional-grade communication hub for home or office.

## Description

The Panasonic KX-TGD563 expandable Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) 6. 0 Phone System with Link2Cell Bluetooth, Voice Assistant, Answering Machine, Call Blocking and 3 cordless handsets is a smart, reliable home phone/home office solution designed to make everyday call management easier and more convenient for everyone. Includes one cordless handset in the phone’s base unit and two additional cordless handsets, expandable up to six handsets (additional handsets sold separately). Hear who's calling from across the room without having to get up with text-to-speech announcements in English or Spanish from the phone’s base unit and cordless handsets in the home/home office. Quickly see who's calling with 1. 6" white backlit display, eliminate unwanted calls with Call Block capability, and all-digital answering machine functions tie it all together making this cordless phone system one of the most reliable and functional systems available in the market today. Guided feature tutorials are available for this cordless phone on the manufacturer’s website. DISCLAIMER: DECT 6. 0 is a North American marketing term for DECT devices manufactured for the United States and Canada operating at 1. 9 GHz.

Review: Best choice I have found! - I originally ordered the Panasonic KX-TGE274S Link2Cell model Panasonic KX-TGE274S Link2Cell Bluetooth Enabled Phone with Answering Machine & 4 Cordless Handsets , and ended up returning it due to connectivity problems with my cell phone. I replaced it with this model, and it has worked perfectly. I've owned it as of this writing for a little over two months. The features of each model seem to be pretty much identical as far as I can tell, but this one (the KX-TG7875S) has five handsets in total instead of four with the TGE274S. My favorite features of this phone system area as follows: It beeps when you have a message waiting! I really missed this from an older phone system I had quite a few years back, and very few cordless phone systems offer that anymore. I just don't notice that little flashing red light when I come home, so I need the beep! Note that when you set the system up, the default setting for the audible beep is set to "off," so you'll have to configure it to do this...very easy to do though...look on page 58 of the included manual, "Audible Message Alert." The batteries for each handset are standard, AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. It does not have those special, taped together, unique battery configurations you find on many phones...these will be easy to replace when the time comes. You can link to two cell phones via Bluetooth, and the process is simple to do. There is a "Quick Guide" that will walk you through you how to do this...took me less than five minutes. Even if I do decide to give up my land line one day, I can still pipe our cell phones through this system...meaning, no longer being up in the bedroom and missing a call on the cell phone I left in the kitchen. Not only will your cell phone ring through these cordless phones, but when you get a text message, the handsets give a quick little beep to let you know you've received one...cool! Besides being able to link two cell phones, you can also link a Bluetooth headset if you so desire...AND you can connect a wired headset as well if you prefer to go that route. Each handset has a headset jack on the side to enable this. Communication is clear with great sound volume. You can get some "extras" to go with it if you so choose...namely, a "finder" (called a Key Detector) that entails a little doo-dad you can attach to anything, like keys, and if you lose them, you can utilize the phone to find them. My wife is forever forgetting where she put her purse, so I may have to go for this. You can also get a signal booster to extend the reach from the base unit. However, I live in a large, two-story house with a concrete second floor. I have the base unit in our kitchen and one of the handsets is in the master bedroom at the opposite end of the house, and I've had no issue with the strength of the signal. It also has all the "standard" features that come with most of these cordless phones...like intercom, call blocking, special ring tones, etc. Also note that you set everything up through the handset, not through the base, and then all phones are updated. For example, during the initial set-up I entered the date and the time on one handset, and it was instantly communicated to the other three. The features of this phone system as well as its design are a good example of a company listening to what customers want, and then manufacturing something to tailor to those needs. If things change as I continue to use this system I will update this review. I do highly recommend this set though...for me, it offers every feature I was looking for, and then some. I hope this review was helpful...thanks for reading, and if you have any questions feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer!
Review: I was hesitant to upgrade but kicked myself afterwards for not doing it sooner - First, I need to start this review by saying that when it comes to cordless phones, nobody beats Panasonic. I don't work nor am I affiliated with Panasonic. This comes from someone that has been using a multitude of different cordless phones over the past few decades. For the past two years I have owned Panasonic's TG-5566 5.8 Dect phone with multiple handsets. This was a powerhouse of a cordless phone system complete with a nice color screen and flashing antenna when calls and voicemail arrived. I wanted to upgrade because the 5.8 phone just wouldn't cover my large property. If I wanted to walk the dog and talk outside, I couldn't because of the lack of range. I couldn't even talk on my deck, located on the opposite end of the house from the base unit. I was eyeing the TG7875S for a long time, but hesitated to upgrade. First, it had no color screen that I could upload a picture to (my old phone was able to accomplish that). Next, it had no flashing light antenna to indicate new voice messages. Thirdly, reading the desertcart reviews from actual owners, I got the idea that this would be sort of a downgrade to all the "bells and whistles" that Panasonic had put into their older phones. I am so happy that I took a leap of faith and ordered the KX-TG7875S Been using it for a week now, and I must say, I love it more than my previous phone system. First of all, before you even buy the phone it's a good idea to do a Google search for the manual to get an idea of all the things you can do with this phone. That being said, I was a bit fearful of all the menu codes mentioned in the manual that gave a person quick access to primary functions. How in the hell would I remember all these codes? Well, rest assured, everything is easily accessible through the phone's handset navigation screen. Play around with it a little, and you'll find that you can easily access any function of the phone within seconds from the navigation screen. The best thing about the Dect 6.0 is its range. I get far more range across my property with this phone than I did with the older. However, I still can't get a signal to the far end of the property. That problem was remedied when I purchased the TGA405B range extender. What a remarkable little unit that thing is. It almost doubled the signal and allows me to walk to the edges of my property without any signal loss. I'll talk more about this device again in a moment. I read complaints about Speakerphone and handset volume. I had none of these issues. Both work well, and there are controls to raise the volume on both. The base unit has a built-in answering machine, but I turned it off since I subscribe to voice mail service. For those subscribers like myself, you will obviously by dismayed by the fact there are no flashing lights to indicate a new voice message is awaiting you, however, a message is clearly displayed across the base and handset that a new voice mail message is waiting. Link2Cell works wonderfully -- much better than what I was using previously. When I had the older Panasonic phone I bought a xLINK device that would plug into the phone line and pair a cell phone. It was bluetooth based, like the new Link2Cell, but it had very limited range. I was amazed at how much better range the bluetooth coverage is on this phone. It easily linked with my iPhone 6 Plus. The base station is located on a top floor, at the opposite end of a large home. However, upon entering the front door, my iPhone automatically links with the base station. It's incredible, because with the previous device I was using, it would only link up if I was in the adjoining room. So bravo to this unit for its bluetooth range. So, yes, once you have your cell phone linked up, when that phone rings, so does your Panasonic phone system. Even caller ID from the cell phone is forwarded to the Panasonic display screen. Call quality is very good, but of course, dependent upon how strong your cell phone signal is. I have dead spots in my home so the quality of the calls from my cell phone vary. What I really love is when someone sends a text message to my iPhone and I get a notification on my Panasonic phone. It's really cool to hear the Panasonic phone ring and a voice say "Text Message." So, essentially, the Panasonic TG7875S allows you leave your cell phone in its charger and completely forget about it when you are home. Your cell phone calls will be forwarded to the base and handsets. If you get a text message, you will be notified of it. I knew I didn't need 5 handsets (I actually needed only 4), but I put a spare away just in case one ever fails. The handsets can be customized with individual names such as "Ron Office" or "Living Room." Intercom functionality allows you to call from one handset at one end of the house to another. I also believe (though I have not tested this) that someone can pick up a handset and join someone on another handset in a single call. Panasonic has introduced two great add-ons to this phone that I think is well worth considering. The first is something I previously mentioned in this review: the TGA405B range extender. It will literally almost double the signal strength of your cordless phone system. So, if you have a large yard and wish to have the ability to walk it and talk it, then this is a must purchase accessory. It costs just under $30. Next, is the TGA20B Key Detector. Clip it on your keychain and use your Panasonic handset to locate your keys if you have misplaced them. The device is nice and small, but my only complaint is that the "chirp" from it could be louder. Thankfully, the Panasonic handset gives you increased/decreased signal strength as you approach (or walk away from) the keys. So even if you can't initially hear the "chirp" of the device the Panasonic phone should be able to guide you there. I think I have covered everything. Just want to again say that this is a remarkable phone system. With the addition of the range extender and the keychain finder, it becomes an INCREDIBLE phone system. So happy I didn't take the less than stellar reviews to heart and bought this phone system.

## Features

- LINK2CELL - A cordless phone system that operates together with your cell phone. Simply charge your cell phone through the USB port on the cordless phone base unit and sync via Bluetooth
- ONE TOUCH TELEPHONE CALL BLOCK - Register up to 150 numbers with one-touch Call Block on the cordless phone base unit & cordless handsets. Compatible with Hearing Aid T-Coil (TIA-1083 Compliant)
- BI-LINGUAL CALLER ID - Talking Caller ID audibly announces caller information in either English or Spanish from the telephone’s base unit and cordless handsets when you can't view the screen
- QUICK-READ MESSAGE COUNTER - Instantly know how many phone messages you have received with a large, easy-to-read message counter on the phone system's elegant cordless base unit
- TELEPHONE RINGER IDs - Assigned pre-programmed ringtones will sound on the phone’s base unit and cordless handsets when corresponding Caller ID numbers are received from incoming telephone calls

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B071X94JQ4 |
| Answering System Type | Digital |
| Best Sellers Rank | #97,278 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #261 in Landline Phones |
| Brand | Panasonic |
| Built-In Media | 1 AC Adaptor, 1 Base Unit, 1 Telephone Line Cord, 2 Chargers, 3 Cordless Handsets |
| Color | Metallic Black |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Conference Call Capability | Yes, 3 Way *2, *3 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 8,045 Reviews |
| Dialer Type | Single Keypad |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00885170270961 |
| Item Dimensions | 4.04 x 5.04 x 3.48 inches |
| Item Type Name | Cordless Phone System |
| Item Weight | 11.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Panasonic |
| Material | Plastic |
| Mfr Part Number | KX-TGD563M |
| Model Number | KX-TGD563M |
| Multiline Operation | Single-Line Operation |
| Number of Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Items | 12 |
| Phone Standby Time | 5 days |
| Phone Talk Time | 10 hours |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recording Capacity | 18 minutes |
| Telephone Type | DECT 6.0 |
| UPC | 885170270961 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer Limited Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Answering System Type:** Digital
- **Brand:** Panasonic
- **Color:** Metallic Black
- **Dialer Type:** Single Keypad
- **Item Weight:** 11.2 ounces
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4.04 x 5.04 x 3.48 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Batteries:** 6 AAA batteries required. (included)
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Telephone Type:** DECT 6.0

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best choice I have found!
*by M***W on November 30, 2014*

I originally ordered the Panasonic KX-TGE274S Link2Cell model Panasonic KX-TGE274S Link2Cell Bluetooth Enabled Phone with Answering Machine & 4 Cordless Handsets , and ended up returning it due to connectivity problems with my cell phone. I replaced it with this model, and it has worked perfectly. I've owned it as of this writing for a little over two months. The features of each model seem to be pretty much identical as far as I can tell, but this one (the KX-TG7875S) has five handsets in total instead of four with the TGE274S. My favorite features of this phone system area as follows: It beeps when you have a message waiting! I really missed this from an older phone system I had quite a few years back, and very few cordless phone systems offer that anymore. I just don't notice that little flashing red light when I come home, so I need the beep! Note that when you set the system up, the default setting for the audible beep is set to "off," so you'll have to configure it to do this...very easy to do though...look on page 58 of the included manual, "Audible Message Alert." The batteries for each handset are standard, AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. It does not have those special, taped together, unique battery configurations you find on many phones...these will be easy to replace when the time comes. You can link to two cell phones via Bluetooth, and the process is simple to do. There is a "Quick Guide" that will walk you through you how to do this...took me less than five minutes. Even if I do decide to give up my land line one day, I can still pipe our cell phones through this system...meaning, no longer being up in the bedroom and missing a call on the cell phone I left in the kitchen. Not only will your cell phone ring through these cordless phones, but when you get a text message, the handsets give a quick little beep to let you know you've received one...cool! Besides being able to link two cell phones, you can also link a Bluetooth headset if you so desire...AND you can connect a wired headset as well if you prefer to go that route. Each handset has a headset jack on the side to enable this. Communication is clear with great sound volume. You can get some "extras" to go with it if you so choose...namely, a "finder" (called a Key Detector) that entails a little doo-dad you can attach to anything, like keys, and if you lose them, you can utilize the phone to find them. My wife is forever forgetting where she put her purse, so I may have to go for this. You can also get a signal booster to extend the reach from the base unit. However, I live in a large, two-story house with a concrete second floor. I have the base unit in our kitchen and one of the handsets is in the master bedroom at the opposite end of the house, and I've had no issue with the strength of the signal. It also has all the "standard" features that come with most of these cordless phones...like intercom, call blocking, special ring tones, etc. Also note that you set everything up through the handset, not through the base, and then all phones are updated. For example, during the initial set-up I entered the date and the time on one handset, and it was instantly communicated to the other three. The features of this phone system as well as its design are a good example of a company listening to what customers want, and then manufacturing something to tailor to those needs. If things change as I continue to use this system I will update this review. I do highly recommend this set though...for me, it offers every feature I was looking for, and then some. I hope this review was helpful...thanks for reading, and if you have any questions feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I was hesitant to upgrade but kicked myself afterwards for not doing it sooner
*by R***D on December 10, 2014*

First, I need to start this review by saying that when it comes to cordless phones, nobody beats Panasonic. I don't work nor am I affiliated with Panasonic. This comes from someone that has been using a multitude of different cordless phones over the past few decades. For the past two years I have owned Panasonic's TG-5566 5.8 Dect phone with multiple handsets. This was a powerhouse of a cordless phone system complete with a nice color screen and flashing antenna when calls and voicemail arrived. I wanted to upgrade because the 5.8 phone just wouldn't cover my large property. If I wanted to walk the dog and talk outside, I couldn't because of the lack of range. I couldn't even talk on my deck, located on the opposite end of the house from the base unit. I was eyeing the TG7875S for a long time, but hesitated to upgrade. First, it had no color screen that I could upload a picture to (my old phone was able to accomplish that). Next, it had no flashing light antenna to indicate new voice messages. Thirdly, reading the Amazon reviews from actual owners, I got the idea that this would be sort of a downgrade to all the "bells and whistles" that Panasonic had put into their older phones. I am so happy that I took a leap of faith and ordered the KX-TG7875S Been using it for a week now, and I must say, I love it more than my previous phone system. First of all, before you even buy the phone it's a good idea to do a Google search for the manual to get an idea of all the things you can do with this phone. That being said, I was a bit fearful of all the menu codes mentioned in the manual that gave a person quick access to primary functions. How in the hell would I remember all these codes? Well, rest assured, everything is easily accessible through the phone's handset navigation screen. Play around with it a little, and you'll find that you can easily access any function of the phone within seconds from the navigation screen. The best thing about the Dect 6.0 is its range. I get far more range across my property with this phone than I did with the older. However, I still can't get a signal to the far end of the property. That problem was remedied when I purchased the TGA405B range extender. What a remarkable little unit that thing is. It almost doubled the signal and allows me to walk to the edges of my property without any signal loss. I'll talk more about this device again in a moment. I read complaints about Speakerphone and handset volume. I had none of these issues. Both work well, and there are controls to raise the volume on both. The base unit has a built-in answering machine, but I turned it off since I subscribe to voice mail service. For those subscribers like myself, you will obviously by dismayed by the fact there are no flashing lights to indicate a new voice message is awaiting you, however, a message is clearly displayed across the base and handset that a new voice mail message is waiting. Link2Cell works wonderfully -- much better than what I was using previously. When I had the older Panasonic phone I bought a xLINK device that would plug into the phone line and pair a cell phone. It was bluetooth based, like the new Link2Cell, but it had very limited range. I was amazed at how much better range the bluetooth coverage is on this phone. It easily linked with my iPhone 6 Plus. The base station is located on a top floor, at the opposite end of a large home. However, upon entering the front door, my iPhone automatically links with the base station. It's incredible, because with the previous device I was using, it would only link up if I was in the adjoining room. So bravo to this unit for its bluetooth range. So, yes, once you have your cell phone linked up, when that phone rings, so does your Panasonic phone system. Even caller ID from the cell phone is forwarded to the Panasonic display screen. Call quality is very good, but of course, dependent upon how strong your cell phone signal is. I have dead spots in my home so the quality of the calls from my cell phone vary. What I really love is when someone sends a text message to my iPhone and I get a notification on my Panasonic phone. It's really cool to hear the Panasonic phone ring and a voice say "Text Message." So, essentially, the Panasonic TG7875S allows you leave your cell phone in its charger and completely forget about it when you are home. Your cell phone calls will be forwarded to the base and handsets. If you get a text message, you will be notified of it. I knew I didn't need 5 handsets (I actually needed only 4), but I put a spare away just in case one ever fails. The handsets can be customized with individual names such as "Ron Office" or "Living Room." Intercom functionality allows you to call from one handset at one end of the house to another. I also believe (though I have not tested this) that someone can pick up a handset and join someone on another handset in a single call. Panasonic has introduced two great add-ons to this phone that I think is well worth considering. The first is something I previously mentioned in this review: the TGA405B range extender. It will literally almost double the signal strength of your cordless phone system. So, if you have a large yard and wish to have the ability to walk it and talk it, then this is a must purchase accessory. It costs just under $30. Next, is the TGA20B Key Detector. Clip it on your keychain and use your Panasonic handset to locate your keys if you have misplaced them. The device is nice and small, but my only complaint is that the "chirp" from it could be louder. Thankfully, the Panasonic handset gives you increased/decreased signal strength as you approach (or walk away from) the keys. So even if you can't initially hear the "chirp" of the device the Panasonic phone should be able to guide you there. I think I have covered everything. Just want to again say that this is a remarkable phone system. With the addition of the range extender and the keychain finder, it becomes an INCREDIBLE phone system. So happy I didn't take the less than stellar reviews to heart and bought this phone system.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for people getting rid of a Land Line
*by G***D on December 13, 2015*

The function of the item deserves five stars but I am deducting one star because of the confusing Operating Instructions manual that comes with it. I've had these phones for about a week now and I am starting to get the hang of them. I did as one other reviewer suggested, and read the Instruction manual twice before trying to set up the phones. This made it a little easier to get them set up right because I could highlight those features I needed to turn on and those I needed to turn off right away. We bought these phones because we wanted to get rid of our land line. The phones have a lot of capability. They are perfect for folks who want to get rid of their land lines, but are not in the habit of carrying their cell phones around with them while they're in the house. They work for us because we live in a three-level house. If the house was on one level, we probably wouldn't need them quite as much. Because the phones are quite flexible and have lots of capabilities, there are a lot of features that can be personalized. This personalization, combined with the multiple way things can be programmed, makes for a complex and confusing set of instructions. Programming can be done through the base unit or through one of the handsets, though only some programs will sync across all handsets. Programming can be done through the "menu" button combined with the # key plus three numbers, or the "menu" button plus the up-and-down keys etc. If this had been standardized, programming the phone would be a lot easier (and the instruction manual might be a bit more user friendly). 1. Pairing up the phones with our iPhone 5's was very simple. One of our phones wasn't pairing up right so I had to turn the Bluetooth on and off before it would do anything. Transferring the Contacts was also very easy but I'd suggest cleaning up your contacts before transferring them. Mine were all in one group but in various formats so I had to make sure there was no "1" before the area codes. I then programmed the "1" into the base unit for the land line (p. 52). It's also very easy to delete all of the transferred numbers, in case you want a do-over of the transfer. 2. The Bluetooth is quite powerful, but if you put your cell phone more than 10-15 feet away from the base unit, you can end up with a lot more static on the line. 3. Things I like: the "Ring as Cell" mode and also the "Text Message Alerts". Each handset can be programmed to be "silent" during the night hours when we don't want to be disturbed. Land Line voice mail and intercom functions worked as described. 4. Things I don't like: I turned off the "Talking Caller ID". When there is no land line connected, there is no way to turn down the ringer on the handsets to a very low volume level. We ended up having to set handsets to silent at night so that we wouldn't get disturbed by incoming text messages. The quality of the sound (land line as well as cellular calls) is not as good as our 3 year old Uniden set. After transferring the contact list, I found that the contacts were alphabetized by first name and home vs cell vs office was not identified. Searching for contacts this way is cumbersome so creating a group under "Home" with the people you call a lot is kind of required for ease of operation. Net, this is a good system for people who are starting the process of getting rid of their land lines. I don't think we'll need it after a while, because we'll probably get used to carrying our phones around with us (or will end up with a wearable, like a watch, that connects to the cell phone and essentially does the same thing).

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