How Much Does a Panasonic Business Phone System Cost?

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**Panasonic is planning to shut down their business communications arm by the end of 2022 due to a rapid shift to cloud based solutions. They will continue manufacturing until 2022 and have support in place until 2029. If you need to switch phone system vendors, try our free quote request form to get pricing now.**

When looking for a new phone system for your business, reliability should top the list in your "pro" column. Affordability is, of course, important, but if that bargain phone system fails to do its job and requires excessive maintenance, leaving your business without service in the meanwhile, it wasn't that great a bargain.

About Panasonic

Panasonic is one of the world's largest companies and is the top-selling phone system for small- and medium-sized businesses. That level of popularity comes from offering reliable systems offering a broad range of features, as well as the flexibility to grow along with your business.

Though the company has Japanese origins, its company headquarters are in Newark, New Jersey. In fact, the company moved its base to North America in 1959. Panasonic offers a wide range of communication equipment for businesses, including VoIP and SIP devices, as well as analog and digital phone systems. Capabilities include handling communications for multiple locations as well as remote employees and executives out on the road.

How Much Do Panasonic KX-NT5xx Phones Cost?

The cost of any phone system relies heavily on the level of features your business requires. Panasonic offers the KX-NT5xx series for digital users, with a cost ranging from $150 to $500.

These phones support a speedy phone network and include a variety of standard features, such as:

• A comfortable handset
• An enhanced headset system with no headset lifter requirement
• Programmable buttons
• Two Ethernet ports

Phones are available in a variety of models, from basic workstations to executive models with touch screen capability.

What does a Panasonic KX-NS700 System Cost?

If you need a phone system capable of handling both digital platforms and expanding into an IP communications platform, the Panasonic KX-NS700 makes a great choice. It handles up to 288 users per site and costs between $900 and $3,200, depending on features and the number of lines you need.

Available features include:

• Ability to connect multiple locations with a single system
• Built-in call center capability and reporting
• Disaster recovery
• Easy desktop control for both calls and messages
• Multi-cell wireless network for communication between mobile and on-site staff
• Simple remote phone deployment without need of a VPN
• SIP trunk connectivity, allowing service via IP network
• Smartphone applications
• Survivability capability
• Web console, centralized administration

One helpful, money-saving benefit? Panasonic allows customers to test drive their more advanced features before they purchase. These include voicemail-to-email notification, two-way recording, and message storage backup.

What Does Panasonic's Remote Office System Cost?

For smaller businesses (up to 20 lines), Panasonic offers the KX-TDA50G. The system offers great flexibility for growing businesses and supports analog, digital, and SIP trunks. For a single unit, prices start at around $350, with bundles starting at around $1,000. Pricing, as always, depends on features and number of lines/users.

What do Panasonic's Legacy PBX Systems Cost?

Panasonic has three "legacy" PBX systems, the KX-TDE100/200, the KX-TDA100/200, and the KX-NCP500/1000. Though discontinued, parts are still available, as are reconditioned units. In addition, Panasonic's new KX-NS1000 server stacks with the legacy systems, ensuring users continue enjoying the components of their existing system.

The cost of a refurbished unit starts at around $300, depending on features. New units max out at around $1,800.

Video: Panasonic is Exiting Business Phone Systems Market!

Watch an overview of why Panasonic is closing their business phone system arm.

Sources:

• Panasonic KX-NS700 Review
• Best Replacements & Alternatives to Panasonic Business PBX Telephone Systems

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