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The best 4 line cordless phone contest is a two horse race. The contenders are a Panasonic and an ATT cordless phone. There are others, but they are less competitive and don't score well in cordless phone reviews. The two top rated cordless phones are very different from one another. They each have strengths and weaknesses that make one or the other the best cordless phone in some but not all situations. Panasonic KX-TG4500B - 4 Line Cordless Phone SystemThe Panasonic KX-TG4500B is a 5.8GHz cordless phone system. It's a solid and reliable work horse used by tens of thousands of small business owners. On the other hand it doesn't employ the latest DECT 6.0 technology. Key Features
The KX-TG4500B 
The ProsIt's a straightforward - intuitive cordless phone system. Installation takes minutes and users encounter few issues with interference or voice clarity. The ConsCordless phone range is adequate, but not exceptional. Prospective users with very large premises, lots of solid walls or other large obstacles may encounter issues with reception. AT&T SB67108 - 4 Line Cordless Phone System
The AT&T SB67108 
Key FeaturesThe SB67108 offers the same features as the Panasonic cordless phone plus a few extras e.g. PTT. On the other hand some of the basic features either don't work or require more effort than might be expected. These include the voicemail and auto-attendant features. The ProsThe AT&T SB67108 can be fitted with one or more repeaters to extend cordless phone range. It is the better option when distance and obstacles to transmission are significant factors. The ConsWith some further refinement this ATT cordless phone could have been the best cordless phone for small business environments. Users upgrading from vintage 2.4 GHz cordless phones will no doubt give it a glowing cordless phone review. Those that have familiarity with the KX-TG4500B are less impressed. SummaryThe Panasonic KX-TG4500B tops the cordless phone ratings. It's well made and it's competitively priced. However if your business occupies large premises the ATT telephone is probably a better way to go. Alternatively you may have to research the pros and cons of corded 4 line phone systems. Related ArticlesSmall Office Phone Systems - multi-line cordless phone systems make excellent small business phone systems. They are cheap and can be installed in minutes. Which 4 line phone system? - they are an indispensable business asset, but easily taken for granted. The options include corded, cordless and VoIP business phones. Best VTech Phone 2010 - the problem with picking the best VTech phone is that there are at least two top rated cordless phones that qualify. They are very different, but each is a best seller in it's respective niche. Best 2 Line Cordless Phone 2010 - to our great surprise the best two line cordless phone in 2010 doesn't carry a Panasonic badge. The best VoIP cordless phones - can be used will almost any VoIP home phone service. They deliver voice quality as good as landline phones. VoIP home phone service - the challenge is to find the best voice over IP provider to meet your specific requirements. Best Bluetooth Cordless Phones 2010 - while there are dozens of Bluetooth cordless phones to choose from there are just two that score well in cordless phones reviews. The rest range from adequate to useless. Best 4 Line Cordless Phone 2010 to Latest Cordless Phone Systems Best 4 Line Cordless Phone 2010 to Cordless Phone Reviews and Ratings |
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is a fully featured small business phone system. With the exception of Push-to-Talk (PTT) it provides the same functionality as the ATT 4 line phone.
was released in 2009 and employs the latest DECT 6.0 technology. On paper it's an impressive cordless phone. Unfortunately it was let out before being given a thorough shakeout. It's quirky and in a number of areas it's far from intuitive.
