Uniden TRU3466, Philips AT&T 210M & Vintage AT&T 210 Unboxing/Checkout (Ft. @hunterschober6421)!

Here is my second-ever collaborative telephone unboxing and checkout, featuring Hunter Schober, the guy who told me about the two main phones in this video! The Uniden TRU3466 is a very unusual 2-line cordless phone with a full base speakerphone and Caller ID on the handset. What makes it the most unusual and cool to me is the ringtone the handset uses on line 2. It's like a slightly different version of my favorite standard Uniden ringtone, Clatter. The phone should also have a nice long range to it, from what I understand of the others in the TRU34X series. The AT&T 210M in this video is a relatively obscure version of the memory-equipped 210 Trimline, made by Philips and with the main distinction of having a two-tone ringer instead of the tritone ringer most all 210Ms have. It also has very clear and loud incoming audio, and came in the cool older AT&T telephone box style. The other AT&T 210 I got with it is another unusual version. This one looks and operates just like the regular late '80s-early '90s 210s, but instead of the typical low-pitched AT&T ringer that most had, this one has the older high-pitched one. I really like both of those ringers, but I think I like the low-pitched one a bit better. I have never come across another 210 with the high-pitched ringer. This one does seem like its receive capsule (earpiece speaker) may be starting to get a little weak, but it still sounds great and has exceptionally clear outgoing audio. We decided to have some fun with the testing messages, kind of like what ‪@JordanU‬ has done lately in his telephone checkouts. Speaking of him, I'd love to know what he thinks of these phones and this style of video. We had a fantastic time talking and recording. And thank you, Hunter, for doing this with me!