AT&T Trimline® 210 1-Line Corded Phone

Corded Phone, Single Line Operation, 12 Speed-dial Numbers, Automatic Redial

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Old Reliable POTS.

by alexanderaku, Nov 2, 2006

Pros: Strong quality performance and long service life in a lighter weight.

Cons: The cord makes drops from tables inevitable - resistance is futile.

The Bottom Line: Get a 210. It's as close as you will get to the reliability experienced in the last century with rotary dialed (pulse) phones.

Review: POTS? Have I been smokin' or doing the dishes? Not hardly, that refers to Plain Old Telephone Servic ...

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AT&T Trimline 210 Corded Phone - Power out? Who ya gonna call?

by LisaDo, May 13, 2006

Pros: Desk or wall mountable, works when the power is out, hearing aid compatible.

Cons: Even on high the ringer isn't very loud, short cords.

The Bottom Line: During a power outage it's nice to have!

Review: I hate corded phones. It seems that the cord, no matter how long, is always shorter than I need it t ...

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Great Phone

by artvandelayga, Feb 26, 2006

Pros: Inexpensive.

Cons: None.

Review: Wanted an inexpensive phone with few features. I have bought many phones loaded with features that o ...

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AT&T Trimline a - basic phone

by northeastgal, Aug 24, 2005

Pros: Durable.

Cons: No HOLD button.

The Bottom Line: Made with quality I trust.

Review: I have several phones in the house and am always changing phones to suit my personal needs. The reas ...

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Excellent Basic Telephone.

by telecomman, Aug 21, 2004

Pros: Time tested no frills design. Does not require AC power to operate.

Cons: Somewhat heavy handset. No LCD display.

The Bottom Line: Great telephone for people who don't need many features with their telephone, but require a proven, time-tested design.

Review: The AT&T Trimline 210 is a very basic telephone. It appeals to those who need a simple, no frills te ...

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Great Bargain Except for the Occasional Lemon

by MASTERNC, Sep 17, 2003

Pros: Great value, privacy feature, backlighting

Cons: Button failure (probably a lemon though), it's a corded phone

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a basic phone for a bedroom that is small but is packed with lots of features, this is definitely one to consider.

Review: I recently began college in Pennsylvania. Of course, to be able to keep in touch with family and fri ...

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AT&T Trimline 210 Corded Phone - $11 goes a long way...

by Twix109, Aug 17, 2003

Pros: simplistic phone, sounds great, blacklight

Cons: nothing fancy (caller ID, answering machine)

The Bottom Line: Another terrific phone I bought at a cheap price.

Review: My family and I used this phone before we had Caller ID. We didn't need an answering machine on this ...

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AT&T 210 Trimline Telephone With Memory Dialing - Excellent Sound and Durability

by dkozin, Oct 31, 2002

Pros: Excellent sound quality, durability, low price, backlit keypad, features for the price

Cons: Heavy handset, difficult to say if it is "on the hook"

The Bottom Line: At such a low price, I highly recommend this phone as a second phone or if you dont need fancy features like Caller ID or ...

Review: I got this phone for $10 in addition to my Panasonic cordless phone, because the cordless phone will ...

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AT&T 210BLK Trimline Telephone - No Fancy Features, But Basics Work Well

by dkozin, Oct 15, 2002

Pros: Excellent sound quality, all basic features work well, durable construction

Cons: Handset could be better designed and be lighter

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this phone as a second phone or if you dont need fancy features (Caller ID, built-in answering machine, etc).

Review: It is a good idea to have a corded phone in addition to a cordless one – the cordless phone will ...

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