Economical, worth it for someone who doesn't use it often and wants it for rare use, doesn't have a good microphone and you have to speak a little louder compared to a call on a mobile phone

I have had this phone for about 3 months. Range, sound, and buttons are all great. The batteries (cheap ones) last well with heavy daily use, losing only one bar every 2 days. The first 2 days they needed constant charging, but after that, everything was fine.
As for the downsides:
a) The Italian menu, luckily I found a translation to Greek from the corresponding English one.
b) Incoming call appears first, then the number.
c) I would have liked the base to be a bit bigger.
Nevertheless, I do not regret the purchase (19 euros). I learned to get used to it. Besides, with this amount of money, I didn't expect it to make coffee.
Overall, I consider it a decent phone for the price it costs.

NO GREEK INSTRUCTIONS! Big downside and shame! The menu is not simple, so without instructions, you don't know what to do. Additionally, the initial screen was in Italian! I had to search online for instructions in English. Other than that, it's a good phone

For the money, it is very good for a basic landline phone. It has a strong sound and a strong ringtone. It is worth it