AT&T TRIMLINE 213-11 Corded Home Phone with Extra Big Buttons & Visual Ringer. No AC Power Required, Improved Easy-wall-mount, Lighted Keypad, 10 Speed Dial Keys, Volume Control,Senior Friendly. BLACK

If you live somewhere that cell signals don't carry well, and still maintain a landline, then you need a classic corded phone for times when the power goes out. This phone will work with just the power in the landline. Made by ATT, it is solid and worked immediately when plugged into the landline jack in my house. The sound quality is fine, the buttons are large and readable, the phone is a classic white "princess" design that can either sit on a counter or hang on a wall. At only $19.99 it is a very good value.

So far so good works as it should highly recommend and the price is not bad either we’ve had it for almost 2 years, no issues and very loud and clear, a cheap phone that does the trick, sound quality is good and the ringtone is good. Also, as far as the durability it’s held up so far.! Definitely would recommend give it a shot

Phone is perfect for an elderly relative who gets confused with technology. 😊Phone has large light up numbers and no fancy functions. I only wish the cord that connects the handset to the base was longer.

This Trimline phone is exactly what I needed! The classic design is simple, reliable, and easy to use. The sound quality is clear, the buttons are responsive, and it feels sturdy. Perfect as a backup phone or for anyone who wants a no-frills, dependable landline.

Plain and simple phone. We wanted a phone to use in our home in case we lose power. This phone fit the job perfectly.

Exactly what I needed. A wall phone that is easy to install, numbers clear, programmable with numbers. Perfect. Editing this review. Returning phone as sound quality is terrible. While it has all the functions I wanted, when talking on it people say I sound like I’m talking in a tunnel. Tinny & echoes. This phone not designed for VoIP line through cable. Unable to delete stars

POS - ZERO customer service via manufacturer. Button #3 stopped working and didn't get notified until after 30-day Amazon return window. Made several attempts to contact manufacturer....crickets. Thankfully, Amazon took care of it anyway. Save your money and use a tin can instead.

The keys are large, the phone is simple, but installation is a hassle. Unless you mount it vertically on a phone jack, the only way to connect the handset directly to the wall jack is to use it, but the cord is bit too short for that. I bought a new, longer cord. Furthermore, the cable is non-standard: 4P4C, while all other phones I bought have 6P2C cable. Why can't they make everything standard?