Sourcingbay M281 Gsm Wireless Telephone For Home Office
Key features
- •Note: We don't provide any SIM cards. Please buy a speedtalk sim card before use the telephone.The gsm desk phone is only support Speedtalk with 2G network Gsm SIM card in the United States,otherwise the telephone can't work.
- •Easy & Simple to Use: LCD display(please peel off screen protector film before usage).Widely used in family house, office, or telephone shops/call shops, etc.
- •Perfect function:Support Sms,Call Logs,Alarm,Phonebook,Redial,Fm Function.
- •The Elderly Mobile Phone:Traditional telephone button arrangement, the use of mobile phones is no longer so complex, easy to use mobile phones
- •Perfect Service: We provide 7X24-hour service. If you have any questions, please contact us anytime. We will solve any problems for you in 24 hours.
BrandSourcingbay
CategoryLandline Phones
Sourcingbay M281 Gsm Wireless Telephone For Home Office
List Price: $65.99$59.39DEALYou Save: $6.60 (10%)
Free shippingFree Returns – 30 daysFree Order CancellationSecure Payment2–3 Days DeliveryGet It June 23, 2026In Stock (2)No marketing spamNo account requiredFulfilment by FedEx / Amazon / UPS / ShipwirePayPal / Card Buyer Protection
Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.5
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Based on 10 reviews
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Very Good Wireless Phone!
Allan•September 15, 2017
Brought this as a gift for my mother, the phone worked well, combined this with Cricket Wireless, and it let her receive phone calls without being tethered to a land line.
One Star
Mr.Oscar•September 10, 2017
Returned this phone not as advertised..
Wonderful answer to cell phone confusion
Amazon Customer•March 17, 2017
Bought for Mother-in-law. Wonderful answer to cell phone confusion. However, no service provider for it in our remote rural area.
Practical landline telephone in wireless configuration
Carlo Rolando Quimpo•December 11, 2015
Very useful for those having problems with land line installation by server. However, some functions like calculator described in user manual not available. Other than that, very good device serving as landline phone. My other concern is the avalability of replacement battery when the time comes.
Perfect choice for elderly user to provide desktop phone service via cellular service. Instructions are inadequate.
Savvy Scott•October 29, 2015
Reason for Purchase: To provide an elderly person with a phone that is used like a desktop phone.
Did it work out?: Yes. The phone is very limited in functionality compared to a smartphone but it is perfect for the intended purpose. a) It works exactly as a desktop phone b) It is always plugged in so there is no tiny USB plug for a senior citizen to handle c) The battery is useful for times when there is a power outage.
Pros: a) Low cost b) Relatively good design c) Compatible with BOTH GSM and CDMA networks i.e. works with all major carriers' FULL SIZE SIM cards. d) also has a miniUSB port, perhaps as a charger in case one loses the power adapter.
Cons: a) Instructions are inadequate and seem to be written for another model phone b) Doubts about long-term durability as I had a previous model (with only GSM) whose keypad developed problems after a few years.
Advice: Here are my setup instructions 1) Open the back compartment to access the SIM slot and battery, 2) Insert full-size SIM card, ensure battery is plugged in AND slide internal switch to [ON], 3) Close the rear compartment and charge the unit. 4) Press and hold the top right button until the phone turns on with a "Welcome" message. 5) If you only get "Emergency Calls Only" display, it means that the signal is too weak in that location.
Did it work out?: Yes. The phone is very limited in functionality compared to a smartphone but it is perfect for the intended purpose. a) It works exactly as a desktop phone b) It is always plugged in so there is no tiny USB plug for a senior citizen to handle c) The battery is useful for times when there is a power outage.
Pros: a) Low cost b) Relatively good design c) Compatible with BOTH GSM and CDMA networks i.e. works with all major carriers' FULL SIZE SIM cards. d) also has a miniUSB port, perhaps as a charger in case one loses the power adapter.
Cons: a) Instructions are inadequate and seem to be written for another model phone b) Doubts about long-term durability as I had a previous model (with only GSM) whose keypad developed problems after a few years.
Advice: Here are my setup instructions 1) Open the back compartment to access the SIM slot and battery, 2) Insert full-size SIM card, ensure battery is plugged in AND slide internal switch to [ON], 3) Close the rear compartment and charge the unit. 4) Press and hold the top right button until the phone turns on with a "Welcome" message. 5) If you only get "Emergency Calls Only" display, it means that the signal is too weak in that location.
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