AT&T 955 Corded Expandable 4-Line Intercom Speakerphone with Caller ID (Graphite)

Bought this to expand our office phone system. Matched identically with the existing office phones. Good build quality that will last for 10 or more years easily.

I've had this phone before and when it broke, I was so happy to find the exact same one with this company. They arrived, nicely packaged, and safe and sound.The phones work great. I only needed one at the moment, but bought 2 in case a different phone in my office needs replacing.Thank you very much.

Our small office have 6 of these 12 years ago + 2 of them are worn out. So I got 2 USED ones for replacement from this supplier. These phones are awesome and are super workhorse!

Stay away. If I could give 0 stars I would. Got ripped off and Amazon did not protect me.

The box was this phone but the phone is the box was not the same phone at all. Deceived.

This telephone has the feature set I wanted and is completely satisfactory in each regard. Those features are: 1) multi-line [4], 2) speaker phone, 3) headset jack, 4) mute [handset, speaker, headset], 5) caller id [all lines]. It attaches to the wall with two cords, two lines in each cord. Sound quality is excellent with handset and speaker. The overall "feel" is quality construction. This phone set is designed to be used with other similar models, with the ability to transfer calls, etc. I have not used those features.

The AT&T 955 is a pack animal - they work best with their own kind or their cousin, the 964 (wth answerer). We have a mix of AT&T, Uniden and V-Tech multi-line analog phones at our small office, and found the following problems:1) Calls placed on hold at the 955 and picked up at another extension do not clear the on-hold indicator and the phone bleeps on-hold warnings even though another extension has already taken the call. Further, once the call is terminated, the 955 does not register the fact, and holds the line open, forcing you to return to the 955 and physically hang up.2) The 955 would tie the lines together unexpectedly. Pick up Line 1, and Lines 3 and 4 would light (and yes, we triple-checked our premise and LEC wiring for problems!).In conclusion - In for a penny, in for a pound. Buying an AT&T 955 or 964 means going exclusively with that product for your office. That's just not flexible enough for us.

Very disappointed with the performance of this phone from ATT. Speed dial is useless, you need to press so many keys it is easier to look up the number. Caller ID only works on one line at a time. The keypad locks up once in awhile and requires pulling power from the phone to make it work again. Sometimes the phone "senses" a call waiting and mutes out the caller's voice for a few seconds at a time. And the last is the best; when answering a line, the phone will sometimes (not often) conference another line in and I get to speak to my customer on one line, and we both listen (at the same time) to a loud dial tone from another.Final opinion: A hand crank phone is better (we have more than one of these phones, so these problems are consistent). After 6 months of ownership we used these phones for target practice and purchased GE phones. Now they make good phones!!