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I don't use the memory dial or emergency buttons but they could be useful if someone has trouble dialing numbers or uses a calling card for long distance. The troubles with cell phones not working after the terrorist attacks in 2001 and the power blackout in 2003 made clear the advantage of a corded land-line telephone in emergencies. You don't need any instructions to use the basic features, just plug it in, lift off the base and dial, which is a nice change from fancy electronics that take an hour to set up. There have also been repeated problems with expensive combination telephone/answering machines where one stops working so the whole thing has to be replaced. The frequent and annoying static on various cordless telephones was the last straw so I ordered this telephone over four years ago and have really enjoyed using it.The backlit dial pad is nice and the easy access to controls for ring and handset volume is great. The handset itself is well-balanced and feels substantial in the hand without being too heavy. The buttons have the right amount of "give".Overall, this is a nice little telephone, simple and reliable.A great accessory is this little thing-a-ma-jig that keeps the cord from getting tangled: AT&T 91078 Cord Detangler - 3 Pack (Clear)
I was thrilled to find this phone. It was a good price too of $10 for the phone and shipping. I wish it came in more colors like red, or green.
My new phone that I just purchased is exactly the same; same sound quality, the only difference I noticed is it is a bit lighter in weight. This phone has the versatility of either being a desk phone or a wall phone. I have two AT&T 210 Trimline corded phones which were bought back in the 1980's and they still work fine.
The only colors offered were black or white. But that is not a problem. I am very happy with my purchase.
That's nice too. I give it five stars.
After connecting this phone, I've never had to fiddle with it ever again. It's been working perfectly since purchasing it. It's clear and definitely the most reliable phone in my household.I have 2 cordless phones in my home as well and run into the typical issues with reception or drained batteries. It's nice to have a phone you can rely on no matter what.
No fancy bells & whistles that increase the chance of it breaking, just good old-fashioned solid workmanship. There's a reason this is the #1 best selling phone of all time. It's simple, cheap, sturdy, basic, and easy to use. I go through phones every few years for my job, and this is the one I keep coming back to, every single time. Highly recommended.
I bought two of these phones based on the reviews. However, when I used them there was too much static on the line, and the sound was neither clear nor loud. I ended up buying a GE Caller ID Trimline phone which worked much better for my needs.
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