Amazon.com Product Description
Panasonic's KX-TG2322B cordless phone combines extra-large buttons (more than twice the size of normal ones) with an illuminated keypad, providing easy dialing for the visually impaired. By utilizing 2.4 GHz frequency-hopping digital spread spectrum technology, the phone provides improved call range and clarity, and reduces interference. Built-in Voice Enhancer technology helps to better reproduce the full range of the human voice improving the clarity of all your calls, especially those taken on the handset speakerphone.

The KX-TG2322B features an integrated digital answering system with up to 15 minutes of recording time, and a large, easy-to-read message counter on the base that lets you know when you have new calls. Additional features include headset compatibility, handset locator, adjustable ringer volume, and wall mounting capability. The phone also comes with a belt clip and shoulder rest attachment to relieve fatigue.

What's in the Box
KX-TG2322B cordless phone base, handset, AC power adapter, phone line cord, shoulder rest attachment, belt clip, NiMH battery, user guide, warranty information

From the Manufacturer
The KX-TG2322B cordless telephone uses 2.4 GHz digital frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) technology for minimal interference, incredible clarity, long range, and great security. The handset speakerphone offers convenient hands-free operation and the big-button keypad makes it easy to dial.

Features:

• All-digital answering system. A micro-chip handles all messages. And with no tapes to fuss with, operation is simple, efficient, and virtually silent. Messages are stored in flash memory, so no worries about power failures, with 15 minutes of total recording time.
• Handset speakerphone. Digital circuitry helps reduce the echo and dropout commonly found in speakerphones and allows more natural sounding conversations.
• Big button lighted keypad. Large, well-spaced lighted keys are more than twice the size of regular Panasonic cordless handset keypads. This aids people not only with common visibility problems (ranging from today's millions of Baby Boomers who need glasses to read) to more visually challenged users. In addition, back lighting, large keys and better spacing make it easier for the elderly and other mobility-challenged users as well.
• Voice Enhancer technology. Standard telephones do not transmit the whole spectrum of the human voice, and the loss in voice tones makes conversations harder to understand. This exclusive new technology reproduces most of the upper and lower frequency voice bands to improve understanding and overall voice quality.
• Handset locator. A touch of button on the base prompts the handset to ring for easy location if misplaced.
• Headset jack and belt clip.
• Shoulder rest attachment.
• Visual ringer.
• Handset volume control.
• Positive-charge self-clean battery contacts. Helps prevent common battery charging problems due to dirty or misaligned contacts.
• Adjustable ringer (off/low/high).
• Wall mountable: Easily convert from desktop to wall mounting.
• NiMH handset battery.