BW 2.4'' Wireless Quadband GSM Classic Desk Telephone Telephone handset for Business or Family (Especially for Older Folk) - Black

The sound quality isn't mic-ready for radio or anything, but it works for talking to my loved ones. I can hear them clearly, and they can hear me. It's absurdly easy to use, so much so that I don't want to move the SIM card to a cell phone. It doesn't work on at&t network, so as a consumer cellular customer, I had to switch to T-Mobile to get the phone to accept my SIM. A good value for the money.

This phone is still in great condition, lasted me a long time until it got OUTA updated great quality

Only thing that got displayed on the screen was battery charging level and nothing else would get displayed, not even when pressing the menu function nothing would get displayed so returning the phone. Inserted the sim card and not error or anything message, just battery level display icon. When pressed the various functions get a small tone/beep but nothing changed on the display window,

This worked great for 5 months, but has now inexplicably died. Up to that point, it was exactly what I was looking for. I could use a cheap sim card Speedtalk Mobile service at $5 /mo. for those rare occasions when a kid with no phone at home needed to call. Now, I need to order something else.

Had a phone that just stayed on and it work just put the sim in and poof house phone. lol. My boyfriend and I had a laugh calling everyone to tell them we had a house phone.

This phone is for an elderly parent who is a technophobe. The ease of use makes it a bonus for them and it has great sound quality.We have T-Mobile and for some unknown reason it will lose its signal, the only way to get it back is to turn it off and on again ( an IT specialist saying)It’s probably our area but at least the can now talk to family members on the phones (99.9% of the time) otherwise it goes to voicemail.

A T-Mobile store representative clued me in on this phone. I recently migrated a small church's internet and phone service from Comcast Business because they had increased their prices so high that the value just wasn't there. I needed to port over the land line, and the sales rep suggested this with a T-Mobile line. The phone works pretty well, but it's likely that you won't be able to use the device in a windowless room with thick cinder block walls. Ring tones are a little obnoxious, but it served the congregation's needs.

Buscsbamos en casa no tener linea telefonica comun, esto ayuda a tener una linea fija en casa pagando mucho menos de lo que pagaria con una linea telefonica usual