AT&T 326 Caller ID Clam Shell (Wind Chill White)

This caller ID device is compact, easy to use and displays names and phone numbers. I've had others and this device is perfect for my use here at the house. The "new call" LED blinks to indicate a new call while you were out. Excellent product.

I have several older phones that do not have caller ID built in. I had gotten a separate caller ID unit from the phone company when I first signed up for caller ID. After 15 or 20 years, it quit working. I wanted to buy another like I had, but I could not find any. This one is the closest to my original one that I could find, and I like it. It shows the caller's name and phone number (unless it has been blocked or the caller's phone company does not provide caller ID), the date and time of the call, and the current date and time.

It runs on 3 AAA batteries that die out every 2-3 weeks which is a nuisance and that is why I didn't give it 5 stars.

Considering this product's low price, I was pleasantly surprised at how well built it is. Has a solid feel, not chintzy at all. Had a little trouble getting it to work on my phone lines, which I assume is because I have DSL service. I had to swap out the DSL line filters until I found one that would not corrupt the caller id signals. (Kept getting an ERROR when the phone would ring.) I took off one star because the display can be hard to read, and there's no backlight. If you get it at just the right angle, it's fine. Otherwise it has insufficient contrast. All in all though, a great little unit at a great price.

I needed this !!! I bought an old 1950's pay phone replica which did not have caller id built-in...so I hunted around until I lucked up on this gem ! It works perfectly with the phone because I do like the option of knowing who is calling before I pick up the phone !!

Very Frustrating, only works intermittently if batteries are halfway out (can't close door) likely a short, but disappointing.

We purchased this because we received an old-style (but new) desk phone. We followed the simple instructions -- basically, insert AAA batteries and plug it in. When we tested it by calling from another phone (my or my husband's cell to the landline to which the new phone is connected ), we kept getting an error message. Sorry this doesn't work.

I was basically just replacing my original and was glad to still find this simple model. Works great and so easy to use.