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title: "Opis Technology 4G Mobile Rotary Phone – Retro GSM Cell Phone for Home, Senior/Elderly Friendly, Unlocked Vintage Telephone, Black"
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# 4G LTE connectivity Authentic rotary dial 6h talk, 4d standby Opis Technology 4G Mobile Rotary Phone – Retro GSM Cell Phone for Home, Senior/Elderly Friendly, Unlocked Vintage Telephone, Black

**Brand:** opis technology
**Price:** VT80914
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📞 Dial into nostalgia with 4G speed — vintage vibes, modern life!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Opis Technology 4G Mobile Rotary Phone – Retro GSM Cell Phone for Home, Senior/Elderly Friendly, Unlocked Vintage Telephone, Black by opis technology
- **How much does it cost?** VT80914 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- opis technology enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted opis technology brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Retro Meets Modern:** Classic rotary dial with cutting-edge 4G LTE for seamless calls on today’s networks.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Easy setup with USB-C charging and intuitive SIM card slot—get connected in minutes without tech headaches.
- • **Built to Last & Impress:** Solid, hefty build quality that doubles as a stylish conversation starter in any setting.
- • **Senior & Dementia Friendly:** Simplified design with no screen or distractions, perfect for elderly users needing reliable voice-only communication.
- • **Universal Network Compatibility:** Unlocked GSM phone works with major carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, Mint Mobile & more—freedom to choose your plan.

## Overview

The Opis Technology 4G Mobile Rotary Phone blends iconic rotary dialing with modern 4G LTE cellular technology, offering a unique, screen-free communication experience. Designed for seniors and retro enthusiasts alike, it supports multiple GSM carriers, delivers up to 6 hours of talk time, and features a durable build with easy USB-C charging. This unlocked vintage-style desk phone is perfect for those seeking simplicity, reliability, and a bold style statement in today’s digital world.

## Description

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Review: Very solid build quality, easy setup and outstanding customer service. - I bought this phone for an elderly relative (and she loves it), but I’m thinking of getting one for myself to use at the coffee shop nearby. It really draws attention! So let’s get started. The phone arrived well packaged and in good condition. I noticed right away the “heft” of the build, especially the handset. It has some substance to it. My only very slight concern is the plastic dial. The dialling mechanism itself is very solid, but the plastic dial (with the number-holes in it) is ever-so-slightly a little wobbly. Again, this was not big enough of a deal to drop my rating, however. With the exception of both a “*” and a “#” needed to call menu driven call routing systems (used by banks, Dr. Offices, etc.), the phone operates exactly like the old phones it emulates. There’s no screen and no caller ID because those were not used “back in the day”. Naturally, you can also not send text messages but (if I’m not mistaken) you can set up the phone to forward incoming texts to a modern mobile phone, if you like… but don’t quote me on that. I’ve taken the phone to a few local coffee shops and found it to be a great conversation starter (no pun intended). The bright red colour that I selected is really eye-catching. People notice it! It’s better than having a dog for that purpose. 😇 Setup was a breeze. Yes, please DO read the included manual (as we always should) for setup details. That said, the setup was simple and basically just: 1. Unpack the phone. 2. Flip the phone over and note the location of the on/off switch, the sim card slot and the three small lights (not yet illuminated) at the bottom. A raised icon next to the sim slot shows how to orient the card before inserting it. Below the sim slot, there are raised icons for each of the three lights. From left to right as viewed from the bottom, they are 1) sim card status, 2, network connection, battery charge status. 3. Insert the sim card FULLY into the slot (let me stress “fully”), using one of the sim adapters, if necessary. Be sure to orient the card as demonstrated by the icon. 4. Plug in the phone’s handset into the socket (also on the bottom of the phone). 5. Plug in the charging cable (connected to the charger and wall outlet) via the “USB type C” socket. You will see the charging light come on (the right-most light of the three). You should (of course) let the battery fully charge before using the phone, but it should be perfectly OK to at least give the phone a test right away, while it is charging. When the battery is fully charged, that charging light on the right will go out. (It will not change to green). 6. Using your thumb to depress/hold the handset cradle buttons, slide the on/off switch on the bottom to the “on” position (A vertical bar icon indicates “on” and a circle indicates the “off” position. Slide it to “on”.) 7. The two lights on the left will begin to blink. The charging status light on the right might also blink a time or two. Just be patient and in a few seconds, all the lights will go off. Once they go out, that will be it! Flip the phone over and let up on the cradle buttons. You will hear a dial tone, and you will be ready to go. One final point, please keep in mind that the phone operates on a 4G network, so don’t expect it to have quite the same voice quality as 5G phones. Additionally the phone does not seem operate on the Verizon network (which is Verizon’s doing, not the phone manufacturer's.) TMobile seems to work fine. The discount phone carriers often use either the Verizon or the TMobile networks, so if it is available on the network provider’s website, enter the IMEI number written on the bottom of the phone to check for compatibility. Given that the phone will be used for voice only (no “data” necessary), it makes no sense to buy a sim and service directly from one of the major providers, as they are too expensive for voice only. I ended up going with “Tello”, which only runs $10 (plus tax) per month (at the time of this writing). They use the TMobile network. In summary, I like the build quality and the ease of setup/operation of the phone. For those avoiding smart phones for whatever reason, it is ideal. It’s quirky and will get attention if you pull it out in public. By the way, one reason I went with a full 5-star rating is that when I contacted the seller about a small issue (that turned out to be my own “user error”), the seller was quick to reply and very polite in assisting me. Customer service is huge to me, so they cemented that 5-star rating right then. *********** Update Oct. 11, 2024 *********** Just a quick update three months after purchase. I continue to really like this phone. I feel compelled to mention one issue that turned out not to be the fault of the phone. That is, the phone would mysteriously disconnect from the cell network several times a week. Initially, I was blaming the phone. Then I had another idea. The sim card I was using was from a discount cell provider ($10/month) that uses the T-Mobile network. As a test, I switched to a sim card from another provider (also using the T-Mobile network, but charges $35/month) as a test. As it turned out, that second sim card has never lost its connection. To be thorough in my testing, I let that second sim card prove itself for over a month, then (for the sake of science) I switched back to the original sim card. Low and behold, the disconnections began again. As a final test, I again installed the second (more expensive) sim card and the disconnections once again ceased. This proved to me beyond the shadow of a doubt that a poor quality sim card provider was the root cause of the disconnections, and NOT the phone. So lesson learned. Sure, the second sim card service is more expensive, but to me it is worth paying extra for a service that is reliable. Again, the occasional disconnect was not the fault of the phone, but rather was because the very low-cost sim card provider simply wasn't reliable. If, after purchasing a similar Opis Retro Phone and you too experience disconnection issues, try a sim card from another provider. That will most likely solve the problem. Keep in mind that it's worth paying a little extra for quality monthly cell service. As the saying goes, "Don't shoot the messenger" (the phone itself).
Review: A piece of the past! Love it - Love, love this phone. Works great good conversation piece.

## Features

- ☏ Compatible with : AT&T, T-Mobile, H2O Wireless, Hello Mobile, Mint Mobile, Net10, Redpocket, Simple Mobile, Straight Talk, Ting, Walmart Family Mobile and many more.
- ☏ Desktop Cellphone : This is a rotary cell phone / rotary cellphone for the desk, i.e. a cellular desktop phone / desktop cellular phone / Wireless GSM Desktop Phone / GSM Desk Phone Cordless.
- ☏ Cell Phone for Senior With Dementia : This Wireless GSM Desk Phone is a great solution for dementia patients. An unlocked GSM Desk Phone with SIM Card that works just like a normal landline phone.
- ☏ Rotary 4G Desk Phone : This is not an outdated wireless quadband GSM desk phone, but a modern 4G Desktop Cellphone / 4G Desktop Cell Phone / 4G VOLTE Desk Phone that works on networks today.
- ☏ Minimalist Phone : This 4G GSM Desk Phone is a dumb phone. A Wireless SIM Card GSM Classic Desk Phone / 4G LTE Desk Phone / Retro Phone with Cell Technology without screen, internet, etc.!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CV5XN9H6 |
| Answering System Type | Digital |
| Best Sellers Rank | #43,491 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #824 in Cell Phones |
| Brand | Opis Technology |
| Color | 60s Black |
| Compatible Devices | AT&T, T-Mobile, H2O Wireless, Hello Mobile, Mint Mobile, Net10, Redpocket, Simple Mobile, Straight Talk, Ting, Walmart Family Mobile and many more |
| Conference Call Capability | 2 way |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (9) |
| Dialer Type | Rotary |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Is there Caller ID | No |
| Item Dimensions | 9.06 x 8.27 x 5.12 inches |
| Item Type Name | GSM Desktop Phone |
| Item Weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Opis Technology GmbH |
| Multiline Operation | Single-Line Operation |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Phone Standby Time | 4 days |
| Phone Talk Time | 6 Hours |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Telephone Type | SIM |
| Warranty Description | 24 months |

## Product Details

- **Answering System Type:** Digital
- **Brand:** Opis Technology
- **Color:** 60s Black
- **Dialer Type:** Rotary
- **Item Weight:** 1 Kilograms
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 9.06 x 8.27 x 5.12 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Batteries:** 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Telephone Type:** SIM

## Images

![Opis Technology 4G Mobile Rotary Phone – Retro GSM Cell Phone for Home, Senior/Elderly Friendly, Unlocked Vintage Telephone, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61ki4n6sYVL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very solid build quality, easy setup and outstanding customer service.
*by G***' on August 29, 2024*

I bought this phone for an elderly relative (and she loves it), but I’m thinking of getting one for myself to use at the coffee shop nearby. It really draws attention! So let’s get started. The phone arrived well packaged and in good condition. I noticed right away the “heft” of the build, especially the handset. It has some substance to it. My only very slight concern is the plastic dial. The dialling mechanism itself is very solid, but the plastic dial (with the number-holes in it) is ever-so-slightly a little wobbly. Again, this was not big enough of a deal to drop my rating, however. With the exception of both a “*” and a “#” needed to call menu driven call routing systems (used by banks, Dr. Offices, etc.), the phone operates exactly like the old phones it emulates. There’s no screen and no caller ID because those were not used “back in the day”. Naturally, you can also not send text messages but (if I’m not mistaken) you can set up the phone to forward incoming texts to a modern mobile phone, if you like… but don’t quote me on that. I’ve taken the phone to a few local coffee shops and found it to be a great conversation starter (no pun intended). The bright red colour that I selected is really eye-catching. People notice it! It’s better than having a dog for that purpose. 😇 Setup was a breeze. Yes, please DO read the included manual (as we always should) for setup details. That said, the setup was simple and basically just: 1. Unpack the phone. 2. Flip the phone over and note the location of the on/off switch, the sim card slot and the three small lights (not yet illuminated) at the bottom. A raised icon next to the sim slot shows how to orient the card before inserting it. Below the sim slot, there are raised icons for each of the three lights. From left to right as viewed from the bottom, they are 1) sim card status, 2, network connection, battery charge status. 3. Insert the sim card FULLY into the slot (let me stress “fully”), using one of the sim adapters, if necessary. Be sure to orient the card as demonstrated by the icon. 4. Plug in the phone’s handset into the socket (also on the bottom of the phone). 5. Plug in the charging cable (connected to the charger and wall outlet) via the “USB type C” socket. You will see the charging light come on (the right-most light of the three). You should (of course) let the battery fully charge before using the phone, but it should be perfectly OK to at least give the phone a test right away, while it is charging. When the battery is fully charged, that charging light on the right will go out. (It will not change to green). 6. Using your thumb to depress/hold the handset cradle buttons, slide the on/off switch on the bottom to the “on” position (A vertical bar icon indicates “on” and a circle indicates the “off” position. Slide it to “on”.) 7. The two lights on the left will begin to blink. The charging status light on the right might also blink a time or two. Just be patient and in a few seconds, all the lights will go off. Once they go out, that will be it! Flip the phone over and let up on the cradle buttons. You will hear a dial tone, and you will be ready to go. One final point, please keep in mind that the phone operates on a 4G network, so don’t expect it to have quite the same voice quality as 5G phones. Additionally the phone does not seem operate on the Verizon network (which is Verizon’s doing, not the phone manufacturer's.) TMobile seems to work fine. The discount phone carriers often use either the Verizon or the TMobile networks, so if it is available on the network provider’s website, enter the IMEI number written on the bottom of the phone to check for compatibility. Given that the phone will be used for voice only (no “data” necessary), it makes no sense to buy a sim and service directly from one of the major providers, as they are too expensive for voice only. I ended up going with “Tello”, which only runs $10 (plus tax) per month (at the time of this writing). They use the TMobile network. In summary, I like the build quality and the ease of setup/operation of the phone. For those avoiding smart phones for whatever reason, it is ideal. It’s quirky and will get attention if you pull it out in public. By the way, one reason I went with a full 5-star rating is that when I contacted the seller about a small issue (that turned out to be my own “user error”), the seller was quick to reply and very polite in assisting me. Customer service is huge to me, so they cemented that 5-star rating right then. *********** Update Oct. 11, 2024 *********** Just a quick update three months after purchase. I continue to really like this phone. I feel compelled to mention one issue that turned out not to be the fault of the phone. That is, the phone would mysteriously disconnect from the cell network several times a week. Initially, I was blaming the phone. Then I had another idea. The sim card I was using was from a discount cell provider ($10/month) that uses the T-Mobile network. As a test, I switched to a sim card from another provider (also using the T-Mobile network, but charges $35/month) as a test. As it turned out, that second sim card has never lost its connection. To be thorough in my testing, I let that second sim card prove itself for over a month, then (for the sake of science) I switched back to the original sim card. Low and behold, the disconnections began again. As a final test, I again installed the second (more expensive) sim card and the disconnections once again ceased. This proved to me beyond the shadow of a doubt that a poor quality sim card provider was the root cause of the disconnections, and NOT the phone. So lesson learned. Sure, the second sim card service is more expensive, but to me it is worth paying extra for a service that is reliable. Again, the occasional disconnect was not the fault of the phone, but rather was because the very low-cost sim card provider simply wasn't reliable. If, after purchasing a similar Opis Retro Phone and you too experience disconnection issues, try a sim card from another provider. That will most likely solve the problem. Keep in mind that it's worth paying a little extra for quality monthly cell service. As the saying goes, "Don't shoot the messenger" (the phone itself).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A piece of the past! Love it
*by A***R on March 23, 2026*

Love, love this phone. Works great good conversation piece.

### ⭐ Crap.
*by A***R on April 7, 2026*

Rotor stopped working after 2 months. Would not dial correctly.

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