If you choose it for the design, don't have expectations for this price for tremendous quality. It's a fine device (after all, almost no one really uses a landline phone anymore except for people over 70, for whom I wouldn't say it's suitable)

Very beautiful phone. Retro but also modern at the same time. Visually everything is good, I have no complaints. However, the sound during calls is terrible, very low. The person on the other line sounds like they have put me on speakerphone and gone two rooms away (to the bathroom? I don't know). The problem is that I can't find how to increase the volume (if it can be increased) through the phone's menu. As a result, when I speak, there must be absolute silence otherwise I'm constantly saying "what did you say? I didn't hear you. Say it again". Nice situation... But the phone is retro... and the sound is retro. Logically, in 1950 they would have had the same problem with sound volume and decided to pass it off as a sweet memory in this phone.