Tyler Retro Style Landline Phone, Push Button Rotary Look, Large Button Vintage Corded Phone, Power Outage Safe, Redial Button, Old Classic Retro Phone (Retro Blue)

Loved finding this for a friend who still has a landline. She wanted something similar to her old phone and Tyler had just the product. It’s a quality phone, great value for money, looks just like the old style phones just not as heavy, push button feature.She was very happy with phone and surprisingly you could hear very well compared to retro style phones I’ve looked at elsewhere.

Very pleased with my purchase.

Very realistic of old school phone. Good quality.

I really love my new phone. The only two issues I have is that the color is different from the pictures shown. It’s not as bright/vivid, it’s a darker version. The other issue is the push buttons, I didn’t pay attention and assumed it would be rotary. This phone is light weigh, nothing like the older version but it’s still a good functioning phone. I’m happy with my purchase especially at the low price.

While it’s a cute phone, the color is NOT what you get. You get this blueish/green color that is nothing like the picture. This is even after returning it for the correct color.

I love retro phones this style specifically! I just wish it actual rotary dial but push buttons are also amazing! The quality of sound and the actual phone is amazing! It has some weight to it! It appears sturdy and I love the color!

For some reason, I thought I was being a genius and that I could take the microphone Jack and connect it to an iPhone Jack and that it would make the telephone ring at my salon. Well, I’m not that much of a genius however it does make for very cute decor and my salon is very quirky and if it’s right in as a piece of nonfunctional decor.

Got this for my 90 year old Mom. The newfangled, hand-held wireless phones had too many buttons and choices. I figured something like she knew would work. The volume control did not work for the ringer or audio on the hand set. We might could have lived with that, but the hand set would not seat easily to disengage the line. She would set the handset down in the cradle and it would not disengage the call, thus leaving an open line and after a few minutes or an hour, a busy signal. I tried it myself. The handset must be placed PRECISELY on the cradle to depress the switch and cut the line. I screwed it up myself a few times. We sent it back. Amazon was great and refunded purchase.