OPIS PushMeFon Cable Fixed Line Push Button Office Electronics Review

There are no complaints about this product. An old fashioned docked phone that doesn't look like my previous phone is the reason for the purchase.

I've been looking for this for a long time. I wanted a phone that would ring and not make silly little noises and here is the answer. It sits next to my "modern" phone because it has caller ID, voicemail, and a speakerphone; The bell is off and I don't use it for anything other than these functions. PushMeFon is reliable, easy to set up (just plug it into an outlet) and requires no electricity. I like him.

I was so excited when I discovered this phone at Revain. My main reason for purchasing was the LOUD METAL RINGER reviews. I work in a restaurant where the noise from the appliances prevents us from hearing the phone ring. I actually bought this from my business bag so I can hear when customers call to place orders. We can barely hear this call even before the device is turned on. If someone could tell me how to make the phone louder I would be perfectly satisfied. There were no instructions or…

I just have to say this phone is making me feel like I'm making something of my life. I know it sounds sad, but I'm so sick of this pathetic little iPhone beeping me all day with all these little Facebook posts and trinkets. cell phones for children. It's a grown man's phone, and I could command generals with that phone. Also, it is NOT RADIOACTIVE! What a whirlwind. You know, Bill Gates and the Steve Jobs family don't let their kids have cell phones. Worth exploring. In any case, the delivery…

I have a first generation OPIS PushMeFon in dark blue. I like this phone in general, but the electronic ringer is VERY loud. Here's a low-tech solution: 1. Turn off your phone. Remove the six deep countersunk small Phillips screws on the base.2. Open the phone, being careful not to pull out the cables connecting the top and bottom halves of the phone.3. Locate the bell's round black plastic housing. Unscrew it and use a very small flat head screwdriver to pry it open where the wires enter. 4…