Opis Technology 60s Micro Retro Phone Handset for Smartphones, Corded Receiver with 3.5 mm Plug and USB-C Adapter, for Android, Tablets and Computers (Black)

I get clear sound and the 3 different people whom I’ve spoken with state they can hear me clearly. The black color that we choose is stunning and high polished, reminiscent of our childhood home phone. The weight is also spot on, the heft is perfect. It was a breeze connecting the headset to our iPhone 15 Pro. since there are no batteries we couldn’t be happier with the product for the price we paid. I can see the headset being used on a regular basis. The thing that has impressed me the most about this purchase is “Frank” from customer service who reached out and inquired about our experience with the headset. He advised that the company wanted to ensure we were not having any issues with the headset and if we were getting them resolved as soon as possible. Now you don’t see that much nowadays. I would buy again simply because they stand 10 toes down for their products.

I had originally purchased something else like this for less but it was so cheaply made, poor quality and horrible sound. So I decided to spend the extra money to get this one. I am so glad I did! It has the same weight as the old phones!! Thick quality plastic with shine and the weight that you remember! Even the cord itself is super high-quality. No joke. People say I sound is perfect. I am so happy with this purchase that I even bought another one as a gift! Highly recommend!!!

I purchased 2 of these and they both stop working right after the 30 days. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. Just not worth anything. Save your money.

Overall, I love this product not only is the nostalgia the best part for me, but it works really good with my iPhone. I tried it on my mom’s android and it worked fairly well, but the connection was just in and out. I was hoping this would be beneficial for her because she has trouble hearing even with her hearing aids she said when it actually was working, she could hear pretty well it’s just the cord I guess had a bad connection to the phone because when you wiggle it, it would crackle a little with the iPhone. I find I haven’t had any problems though.

We've stopped using telephones at work and everybody talks to each other with Teams or Zoom even if they don't want video. Most people have decided to give up their desk phones for extra real estate, including me. But using Teams with headphones or ear buds for unplanned calls is awkward. You have to keep them nearby even if they're not plugged in all the time, then fumble with them when a call comes in. I didn't like it so I bought one of these. Now it sits next to my docking station, plugged in and waiting for a call. I just pick it up and answer on the screen. It's great! From a lifetime of experience I'm good for a long time holding it without much tsuris, and if I get tired I can just switch to buds. As it's still new, it's made for some fun conversations as people see it for the first time on a video call. There are cheaper versions of this idea on Amazon, but I went with this one based on reviews and features. This one doesn't have any buttons to break or not work, and the sound is really very good - especially for those listening to me from a microphone right in front of my mouth. The handset is nice and heavy in the hands, substantial but not too much. You could definitely use it as a club to good effect, LOL. Edit: The short turned out to be in the docking station, not the phone. No problems with this item.

Yes, I like this very much. The sound is good. You turn the sound up with your phone. It has no buttons and you don't need to charge it ever !!! Blue color is very nice too. It connects very easy, just plug it in. There is no battery. That I've found. The size is just like the phones I grew up with.

To anyone looking to purchase this, all the negative reviews about the audio cutting in/out are true. I encountered this issue on my very first use of this phone. The problem is actually in the microphone, which has its wiring covered over with hot glue. I didn't remove the hot glue to see what those connections looked like, but that's where the problem is. Basically if your face touches the receiver (mic) too hard, or if you actually tap on the receiver, it will cause the audio to cut in and out on the other end of the call. It sounds like audible clicks on the phone call, in which the person on the other end of the call cannot hear you. The phone itself is actually very nice. The plastic construction is a decent quality, the phone has good weight to it, and it really does look like an old-school phone. But there are definitely wiring issues inside of it, which is unfortunate. I can tell you that when the phone isn't cutting in and out the audio quality is quite good. This is an issue of bad connections on two tiny wires. I probably could have fixed this if I wanted to, but I ended up returning the phone.

Such a brilliant idea! Anyone of a certain age will appreciate using this retro-cool handset which plugs into the mobile's charging port. It makes talking on a cell phone a much more enjoyable experience, as the handset is so much nicer to hold than a little rectangular slab. It allows you to keep the phone (and all the radiation it emits) away from your head. And it also means you don't have to use the speaker phone -- not only you, but probably anyone else in the room, too, will appreciate you being able to have a private conversation. This is an authentic handset (not one of those silly pretend, cheap plastic things), with the proper weight, look and feel of the real thing, and it comes in an array of great colors. I myself have one each in bright blue, white, and green, and they all look sensational. NOTE: This version works with Android phones, but there is a version of the handset for iPhones as well. I needed to purchase a separate Lightning to Headphone Jack adapter for my iPhone 14 (it was easy to find here). It's a terrific product, so why only three stars? Well, unfortunately, one of my handsets stopped working after about a year -- no sound coming in the earpiece or out of the mouthpiece. It just simply quit. But my other two handsets still work perfectly, and it's been a few years now. So I probably just got a dud, and hopefully that is highly unusual. And to be fair to the seller, I didn't get let them know about the issue, and give them the opportunity to replace the handset.