The new hit in schools is actually a landline phone
Tin Can, a Wi-Fi landline phone priced at $100, has become a sought-after product in US and Canadian schools, with hundreds of thousands of units sold since its launch in April 2025. The device allows voice calls only and is seen as a tool to curb screen addiction among students.
Tin Can, a nostalgic landline phone, has become a hit in US and Canadian schools. Launched in April 2025, the device allows voice calls only via Wi-Fi and is priced at $100. Hundreds of thousands of units have been sold, driven by bulk purchases by schools seeking to curb screen addiction. The device includes basic functions like a speaker and answering machine, with a $10 monthly subscription for external calls. Tin Can's success led to a $12 million seed funding round in December. The company faces challenges in maintaining service stability and recruiting manpower to meet high demand.
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