Corded TRIMLINE Phone 13 Number Memory Review

I ordered the exact same phone to replace one I've had for at least ten years. I still have the model number and the original documents. I'm glad to have an exact double brand new! I like a corded phone for security during hurricane season. It seems to be the only thing that works even in the event of a power failure. I love this reliable phone!

We needed a phone that would help us when our cordless phones went offline. This product is spot on. We plug it in for temporary outages. They are very, very few. Well built and doesn't require much thought. Ideal for me. Pick it up and choose it. The telephone line supports all functions. It doesn't save numbers after it's disabled, but that's no big deal. It's a backup, period.

Seems like a good phone for the price. Good volume and ringtone. This is probably a great desk phone, but not for wall mounting. Used to replace an existing broken wall phone, landline phone. I worked for a phone company so I have the knowledge. When wall mounting, the tube fell out of the tube and didn't stay in place. There is no shoulder, rib or mechanism to hold the tube to the tube. I returned it for a full refund and found an exact replacement for our old phone at half the price of this…

In general a very good phone with some flaws. on the short side. Mine is wall mounted next to the bed so none of the items are a problem. But it can be distracting when used on a table. The base station is likely to jump every time you pick up the handset. Otherwise, my only real gripe is that the backlight on the number pad is barely bright enough to be useful. With all the blindingly bright LEDs that light up these days, I was surprised that the light was so dim on this phone.

I currently use a Verizon Home wireless phone system and wanted to use a phone that felt good. The 1960's Trimline, designed by Henry Dreyfus, is a classic model that fits both hand and ear perfectly. From the easy dialing to the happy ringing, I just love this phone. I downloaded all 13 memory cells and I really like this device. By the way, I finally gave up my 1972 Western Electric 2500 in favor of the Trimline. I would never feel comfortable holding a modern sardine jar phone to my ear…

As "old people" we still have a landline telephone and we have 3 telephones in our apartment. One of our uses is a wall phone in a second bedroom (like the computer room). Back in July 2020 we bought a similar style/type phone (different brand - "old princess style" trim line for $39.99). This phone worked/sounded great until it suddenly stopped working for about 2 months. You could hear the dial tone, but you couldn't make or receive calls. I looked for the same phone in Revain and found it…