BTW, my photo is taken in decent light and shows what that display really looks like.

LCD display very hard to read, not enough light or contrast - even after making adjustments

the display is clear, as long as there is good light, very hard to see in subdued light

It's light and works well

CONS: too much battery usage.(for speakphone and speakerphone button light, mute, call info LED light, LCD display

This is a nice phone for a really well lit room.

I could live with the caller ID mess but without a backlit screen it's next to impossible to read the screen without decent lighting

the light for the display doesn't work but everything else does

That allows you to go from the 7 speed dial numbers on the top (notice light and gray divisions) to the 7 number on the lower list.

If you have reasonably good light, it shouldn't be a problem.

The phone has a bright red light that flashes whenever the phone is in use.

However, even though the screen "light" is set to #1 there is no light, that green perfect light on the photo is not there, not when trying to set options and not when the phone rings, no light

the display is clear, as long as there is good light, very hard to see in subdued light

I like the speaker phone, programmable numbers, a pleasant, not too loud ring, and if my husband is using the upstairs phone, my caller ID screen says "Line In Use" and a soft light comes on to alert me not to pick up

The display needs the proper lighting to be seen, even after contrast was adjusted to its max

I cannot see the caller ID if there is not enough light in the room

So if the lighting where the phone is located is not adequate you may have trouble reading the caller ID.

I would give this five stars if the caller ID wasn't so difficult to read (bright light right over the display is needed).

I just got off the phone with AT&T tech support (in India, naturally) and they said since it was purchased more than a year ago, my warranty is expired, and I'll have to buy a whole new phone!