Vintage-Style Rotary Dial Telephone - XICHEN Resin Imitation Copper, Ideal for Home and Office, Retro Old-Fashioned Design Review

I am so happy with the product. I bought it to use as a background prop for my YouTube videos and in person it looks intricate and beautiful. I don't know if it will work as a phone because I won't be using it for that. The coloring also looks different, the middle dark areas on the photos are not the same as in real life. I was hoping the details would look like wood but they aren't. But it's normal. It's more of the same color for the entire phone.

I love this phone, it looks very good. I love how it looks on my desk. It arrived very quickly and was packaged very well. This is a heavy and solid phone with very good sound quality. I can hear better on this landline than on my cell phone, and the cell phone is brand new. I will order more from this company. I want to get a nice cell phone for my bedroom. Everyone has forgotten how fun a landline can be.

This phone worked fine for about a month. Now, numbers don't always register when dialed, so I get a lot of "call cannot complete as dialed" messages when I call numbers that I dial frequently. But the worst thing is that 45 days after buying the phone, the microphone on the phone failed. If you don't use the speaker setting now, the person on the other end of the line won't be able to hear anyone speaking into this phone's handset. Such stupidity and a waste of money! But it looks cool. So if…

My wife wanted this phone for our house because she likes the classic vintage look. When I got the phone, I was surprised to find out just how high-tech this thing really is. There is a built in speaker so you can talk without a hat. You just press the middle button on the watch face. The spinning wheel looks just like the old school ones. The speaker is under the phone. So if you pick up the phone and look at the bottom panel, you'll see holes for the speaker. Easily connects to a landline…

The device looks nice. It's actually a nice combination of metal and plastic, which gives it some 'weight' and doesn't give it the cheap, lightweight feel found in many plastic items these days. My device looked exactly like the picture and it took about 3 minutes to assemble and connect. The rotary switch that would still work on the POTS line if it were actually a real one doesn't work. The dial actually generates a DTMF code when you let go of the dial and it starts rotating back to its…