Traditional Wall Phone Metal Bell,Classic 2554 Wall Telephone (Hearing Aid Compatible),Retro Wall Phone for Landline Visible Ringing Indicator, Old Wall Mount Telephone for Kitchen,Home,Beige

This phone is not expense and works fine. If I ever get another wall phone, I would like one with caller ID display because of all the spam calls we receive.

I'm pleasantly surprised to have found this phone for an old unused wall-mount we have in our kitchen. The phone looks really nice (for a wall-mounted landline phone), fits the old wall-plate perfectly, and looks much better than having an unused wall plate in plain view on our kitchen wall. Ideally, we would get rid of all the landlines and wall-mounts and just use cells, but for now this is fine. The ringer though is sort of loud and sounds old-fashioned to me, but this IS an old-fashioned wall phone, so what can you do? It sure feels odd using this phone with pushbuttons and a corded hand-held receiver after years of using smartphones. But again, it beats looking at an used wall-plate and having to run from the kitchen to the den or bedroom to answer a call if someone calls on our landline. From other reviews it appears there is nothing I can do about the sound of the ringer and there are no instructions with the phone noting otherwise.

Nice, attractive phone. I wanted a wall phone that appears to be a wall phone and isn't wobbly on the wall. This is it. Comes with a short and long phone cords. No plate. Fits on our wall perfectly with a bit of finesse. The bell is an actual ring and is not extra loud as advertised. Very disappointed in that. The bell is average volume. You do have to be in the room to hear it and it does not have any volume control for the bell or to hear it. Not even on the back. I do recommend it do for the average landline wall phone.

My chosen (black) wall phone is more imposing than my previous model that occupied less space in my small kitchen. The ring and its volume are definitely reminiscent of earlier years, but that doesn't mean it a pleasant tone. It reasonably fits onto the attached wall hardware of the previous phone, but it is strangely not snug to the holder at top. It did not come with ANY written or pictural installation instructions, which is definitely not helpful. The little light on top is totally ridiculous and redundant unless the sound can be turned off (which it can't be) and one wants to be notified of a call only visually, for whatever reason. Had I noticed before purchase that there is no notice of who is calling, I wouldn't have ordered the phone: Now I simply let this phone ring and allow the answering machine in my office record any message--I'm tired of discovering salespersons, those with a political bent, or "name unavailables".

Phone works great especially for me as an elderly. Big soft buttons to dial and see. Great volume. It can be adjusted to ring loud enough for me to hear from a distance and with blinking red light. It perfectly fits to the existing wall plate and replaces my old phone. Easy to install and use. Seller (Hanmont Team) has not only been very helpful but was quick in responding to my questions and needs. On top of that, seller followed up to ensure I have my questions answered and the phone is in working order as expected/advertised. Highly recommend this phone to anyone who likes vintage phones with big easy buttons to see/dial, and loud sound of the ringing tone. Brings wonderful memories to light!

My internet has been intermittent for a long time. I have been on the phone many times complaining to my provider. Finally, today, a technician arrived, and after carefully checking everything, it was this horrible phone. It kept shorting out my internet. We removed it, and voila!! -- Do not purchase. Horrible!!

Keeps losing dial tone. Fixed twice. Defective product

Just like the ITT wall phone I had in the 70's. Good sound and the mechanical bell is loud enough to hear everywhere in the house. Works with your AT&T or local telephone system and with Xfinity cable telephone service. Just remember to disconnect the AT&T or local telephone line at the subscriber interface box if you want to use the cable telephone service with existing household phone wiring. This is as simple as opening the customer side of the telephone subscriber box and unplugging the RJ-11 modular plug from the AT&T outlet.