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This is a pretty important feature. I would like to recommend this phone to a friend but I'm afraid it may not "ring". This phone is smart looking and goes well with my decor but it doesn't ring and I'm going to have to send it back after I call to get my shipping label to return it, repack it and wait for return. its such a hassle.
was definitely worth the money, imo. Not much more to say. This product was fully working for me, no problems found yet. Beautiful look, beautiful sound, and unlike what some others have said, the ringer is totally not that loud.
The size is good for desk top or nightstand. The picture also showed the phone with a cloth cord but it came with a plastic one. I'm really very pleased with this phone. The only minor negative is that the plastic body doesn't quite have the same vintage feel as the metal or early heavier plastic. All in all-Great. The authenic ring is delightful and surprises everyone. The push button, but looks like rotary, dial works smoothly.
Simple to set up, simple to use, it works very well and sounds better to the person called than does a genuine antique telephone. The 'kettle classic' desk phone brings back the idea that an everyday object can work well and also be pleasing to the eye, unlike many of today's styleless and charmless utility objects.
My only minor complaint is that the item photo shows an old fashioned straight cord from the receiver to the base, and mine came with the more modern curly cord. The dimensions are good (another reproduction was too deep) and it even sounds like a period phone. I bought this phone for my 1923 California bungalow, to put in the phone nook in the hall. Fits the bill perfectly.
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