The Panasonic KX-TCA430 allows you to have a comfortable wear style on your head. It is lightweight and snug for long term of use. There were some reviews that reported the quality of this headset was great, as good as other headsets that cost more than $20-30. I strongly agree with them. Having tried them out for a week, this headset works well with my Panasonic cordless phone. It is really a foldable headset. I tossed this headset and threw them in my bag, they were not broken.
First, the comfort is the most important concern I was looking for. The Panasonic KX-TCA430 was extremely comfortable to wear for long hours of making a phone call without feeling any discomfort. This headset is so light that I easily forgot it on my head when chatting on the phone. I like the pads which size fit my ears very well.
Second, the receiving sound quality is great for the price. The audio from the speakers is extremely clean. I have read some reviews complained the headset had no bass. At $16 this headset is a great value. I used it with Panasonic phone and don't care about the bass.
Third, the chat quality is excellent. The microphone is standard 2.5mm microphone. According to the people on the other end, my voice was clear and loud. The Panasonic KX-TCA430 features noise-canceling that could prevent all noise out but let your voice in. I could hear the people on the other end clearly and the people could hear me clearly too.
Fourth, The volume control that is located on the cord is easy to find while having a call, you can mute and adjust the volume at any time you like.
My complaint is that the volume control of this headset could be much louder. By the way, the cord is not enough long for me, as I like to wonder while having a call.
In the end, the Panasonic KX-TCA430 is a great value for the price, I have used it for nearly 2 weeks and have no issue. I would recommend this headset to everyone who needs a cheap headset for their Panasonic phone.
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