Wired Portable USB Handset Plug and Play with 2M Long Cable for Softphone Lightweight 78g, Retro, Volume Control, Microphone Mute

I plugged it in and it did not work. I looked in Device Manager and it said the driver was not migrated. Figured I needed a new USB driver. Then I picked up the box and the instructions fell out. RTFM!It is working. I bought this for my company's new IP phone system. Hope it works!This thing is small! It is about 1 1/2 inches wide and 6 inches long. Cord looks to be about 5 feet long.

As others have said this is very very light - think toy telephone receiver with almost no weight - it's not a bad thing, it's just a little weird. In fact, the cord is actually heavier than the handset.Call quality is good, volume control is sort of a dial - it's actually a round toggle but it works well. Loud enough that I turned almost all the way down to use comfortably.It has a USB-A connector - so I bought A to C adapters to be able to use with my current set up. I added the adapter, plugged into the laptop and made a phone call within seconds.The thing I don't like is that it is technically a speaker so when I was on a call any alerts that popped up came through on the handset, but that happens with headphones too. There might be a setting that I can change for that but it's not a big deal.Overall, I would purchase again. Although it's brand new, so we'll see how long it lasts. For $43 I will be upset with anything less than a year. If it lasts longer, that will be great.

Phone is small and hard to hold. Not what I thought it would be.

I like the size. The phone is better than using the head-set. Our phones do not ring every second of the day, so, we do not need the wired headphones all the time. It's too bad that the phone has become obsolete, we could use approx 20 right now.

Excellent product - exactly what I was looking for

The audio quality is poor and the mic is too weak - it has to be right next to your mouth in order for you to be clearly heard. Not great.Would accept for a $15 phone, but not a $50 phone. Not recommended.

I used this ALTEAM USB receiver to replace a faulty receiver or reception desk uses with the Microsoft Teams desktop app for managing calls. The sound quality is great and it automatically installed without issue. (True plug and play).The only issue I have with it is that the receiver itself is much smaller than a normal phone receiver. The reception staff mentioned it doesn't feel "normal" when talking to people. When you're talking on the receiver the mouth part, (microphone) is away from your mouth when speaking when you have the speaker part to your ear. Other than that, it seems to be a good unit. Just be aware of the small size.

It was very easy to set up, I just plugged it in. The sound quality is very good. I also like the size and feel. I wish it had an on/off switch. For a laptop, this is not an issue, you can easily unplug it. For a desktop, it may not be easy to plug and unplug each time you want to use it.