Retro 3.5mm Telephone Handset Cell Phone Receiver Mic Microphone Speaker for iPhone iPad Mobile Phones Cellphone Smartphone (Black)

I bought this as a gag and thoroughly enjoyed using it. The phone sounded exactly how I hoped, like a handset phone. It did have some slight audio compression but nothing that I minded. It has decent connectivity and is extremely easy to use, overall it functions well and fit exactly what I was looking for. It is a little lighter than I would have liked. It has an answer and hang up button as well as volume control. Perfect to pull out of your pocket to answer calls.

I was tasked with trying to get 2 of these hooked up to a business type phone. With a usbc to 2 mini jack audio adapter these worked great!

This does not work. All the other person hears is static and what you hear is very low quality. Too bad, it's past time to return because I would.

This looked durable i had very good sound on my end but the caller stated it sounded like I was talking over a CB Radio.

I purchased this because my workplace got rid of our desk phones and we all now use Teams on our laptops. I didn’t want to use my personal cell phone for work and if I use a headset, people don’t realize I’m on the phone and just walk up and start talking to me. So, this has worked very well. The sound is great, I can hear perfectly and the caller seems to be able to hear me good as well. Perfect solution at such a good price.

This handset has a bad audio quality, but it manages to be good enough for the tones used by my acoustic dial-up modem, allowing me to dial into classic BBS systems using my phone and my old computer.

This does exactly what it says. It looks super cute, handles like an old school phone, plugs directly into your cell. The sound quality is okay, it's not static or bad, it just sorta sounds like the original voice is being fed through something else. But it's clear and you can hear everything. My callers haven't had any difficulty hearing me in return. I got it so I don't have to hold my cell phone brick to my ear an entire conversation, and it does the job.

There are so many things that I want to say. I've never cared what people thought and was never much of a keeper up with technology, but for the last 10 years I've needed an internet-enabled android phone for my occupation. But all I've wanted to do is go back to a flip phone. The longest phone conversation I think I've ever had was 40ish minutes when I was about 11 with my sister who was away in college. I don't call people just to chat. I never really feel a connection is really made, unless I know we are giving each other our full attention. I don't like phone silences. I'm not a phone person. And holding a flat, pocket-dictionary-shaped thing against my face for the last 10 years for phone calls has made a thing I already hate even more annoying.This has replaced everything. I don't care who is calling, if I can't attach this in time I'll call them back.