Wireless GSM Classic Desk TelePhone telephone handset For Business or family (especially for older folk)

Bought this as a back up phone for a friend who does not have a landline. Mains operated, it takes a SIM card & has it’s own mobile number. It is not hands free, which was part of the attraction, so the handset cannot be lost or mislaid. If used only for incoming calls, which we do, the cost is minimal. Great idea! Highly recommended

Like many others I bought this for my 94 year old mother in a care home who cannot manage a mobile phone. We've had a few teething issues but it is now working. It is only 2G so 3 mobile network won't work. We put in a giff gaff sim and that is fine. The ring tone is pleasant but not conventional sounding so she has had to learn to recognise it as her phone and I cannot alter it. I had to turn off voicemail because it cut in too quickly but that is a sim issue. The manual is worse than hopeless, I found these reviews more useful in setting it up. It can stay plugged in so no problem with the battery running down and she is treating it like a landline.

Bought this for my mother who has dementia. She is now in a care home but there's no phone in her room. She's never learned to use a smart phone. We also tried her with an Alexa - but the voice control was too new-fangled for her and she couldn't get on with that either. She is increasingly having problems with TV remote controls etc, even though she used to be able to manage with them. Anyway, this phone has the advantage of being (for the most part) like a landline handset but it uses a mobile SIM, rather than needing a wired connection. The best thing about it is that, to answer a call, all my Mum has to do is to pick up the handset (which she is used to doing, so she can cope with this) - she doesn't have to mess about with pressing any buttons to accept the call, as you would do with a smart phone or even a "dumb" mobile. If she did have to do something like press a button to answer it, she'd forget to do it and then panic every time it rang - so all credit to the manufacturers for making it easy and as much like a landline as possible. The other great thing about it compared with a smart phone is that, although it has a back-up battery, you can leave it plugged into the mains all the time - so there's no worry about it losing its charge. The problem with a smart phone is that leaving it plugged in all the time knackers the battery - but if you unplug it, then someone has to remember to charge it once the battery has run down. Obviously if the user has dementia, they're unlikely to remember to do this (so it is yet another thing for the carers at the home to remember to do - but they probably have enough on their plate already). The SIM card was slightly fiddly to fit but once installed, it worked first time without problems. I don't know how long it will last, but for now it's a really good solution to (a) the lack of any phone in her room; and (b) her difficulties with using any more recent technology. My only criticisms are quite minor: 1. To make outgoing calls, you need to dial the number and then press a button to get it to dial the number - as you would on a normal mobile. In that respect, it is not quite like a normal landline. But we mainly got it so that my Mum could receive calls, rather than make them - so this isn't a disaster as far as I'm concerned. 2. Given that a key market for this device is probably older people who can't manage smart phones/mobiles, the buttons could've been made a bit bigger. But they are not so small that my Mum can't manage with them at all (even though she is partially sighted). And as explained above, the main thing we wanted was for her to be able to receive incoming calls, not make outgoing ones - so again, not a massive problem.

This product is very poor. I will have to return it because it does not work. It is impossible to fit a SIM (the phone keeps saying INSERT SIM) then it bleeped all night so I had to remove the battery. The instruction booklet is not even the correct one for this model of phone! A waste of money.

Once you get your brain in gear, a good item, will work well for my mother in law, as she prefers a phone that looks like phone. Even though it is a sim based wi fi phone

At first this was a really good phone - great idea and works well for a person who finds a mobile phone difficult. However after less than 4 month it stopped working, just showing a battery fully charged on the screen. This is the second one I have bought - both went wrong. Really frustrating as its great when working.

It stopped working after a week. Maybe it was bad luck. The refund was prompt though.

My father recently went into a home to recover from an operation. Mobiles don't work for him, but as this looked like a normal full sized desk phone he was ok with it. Really please , as during covid we were not allowed to visit so this became a life line. Fitting the sim etc is easy, and charging the phone simple. IT works like a normal mobile so works anywhere including the car. We did not try texts.

Im Prinzip eine gute Lösung und scheint ordentlich verarbeitet zu sein. Pluspunkt ist die Möglichkeit, es an die Wand zu hängen. Allerdings ist es verglichen mit alternativen Produkten etwas globig und hat zu viele unverständliche Sondertasten. Die deutsche Menüübersetzung hat ein paar sinnentstellende Fehler drin. Klappt aber trotzdem alles. Ich bevorzuge eindeutig das 20 EUR teurere Konkurrenzprodukt von MOTOROLA. Das MOTOROLA allerdings kann nur als Tischgerät verwendet werden.

L'ho acquistato con i WareHouseDeals, approfittando di una promozione (c'era uno sconto aggiuntivo sul prezzo originario). Il prezzo era buono, il prodotto sembrava integro, ho collegato la batteria e poi ho attaccato il telefono alla presa di corrente: purtroppo non caricava, il display segnalava errore sulla batteria, non posso farvi vedere l'icona ma era qualcosa così: [- -/- -]. Ho dovuto fare il reso. Servizio Amazon impeccabile come sempre. Voto: telefono GSM da tavolo * Voto servizio Amazon *****