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Ameriphone P-300 Amplified Photo Phone
$74.95
The P-300 is a corded phone with nine photo frames, so you can call someone by pressing their picture instead of dialing a number. It also boosts incoming sound by 20+ dB, and the extra-large keypad has high-contrast graphics for easier seeing and pressing. That makes it useful for someone who has trouble hearing callers, reading small buttons, or remembering names and numbers. It takes power from the phone line, so there's no adapter to plug in, and you can use it on a desk or hang it on a wall. Plan on programming each number into the phone's memory and slipping in the matching photo before it's ready to use.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Photo Phone P300 Corded Picture Telephones by Clarity
$48.95
The P300 is a corded phone that makes incoming voices louder and clearer, with up to 18 dB of amplification. It has nine photo memory buttons, so you can call someone by pressing their picture instead of dialing, plus large, high-contrast buttons and a bright flashing light that shows when it rings. It suits someone who misses some words on calls but can still follow a conversation, or who has trouble seeing or remembering numbers. A 3.5mm neckloop jack and hearing aid compatibility let it work with other listening gear. It's a corded phone, so it stays plugged in at one spot in the home.
Verified 4 days agoReady to use -
REIZEN Big Button Speaker Phone - White with Black Numbers
$21.95
This corded-style speakerphone has big white buttons, 1.25 inches wide, with bold black numbers 0.75 inches tall, so dialing is easier on the eyes and for hands that struggle with small keys. A bright red LED flashes when a call comes in, and the receiver has high volume for people who have trouble hearing the other person. You can save 3 numbers on one-touch buttons and 10 in memory, redial the last number, and answer hands-free. A Hi-Lo-Off ringer switch lets you set how loud the ring is or turn it off. It can also be mounted on a wall. It's a full phone on its own, so there's nothing else to buy, but it doesn't mention features like call blocking or captions.
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Picture Care Phone with 40dB Amplification
$49.95
This corded phone lets you dial by pressing a photo instead of a number. You slide pictures of up to 10 frequently called people into the phone, program in their numbers, and press the photo to place the call. A switch turns on a picture-dialing-only mode, which helps someone who can't dial a full phone number. The handset has 40dB of amplification for easier listening. It also has a 911 button, last number redial, a ringer with off, low and high settings, and a flash button for call waiting. Saved speed-dial numbers stay in memory even when the phone is unplugged, with no power or batteries needed. Photos need to be about 1" x 1-1/4", and call waiting only works if your phone company provides it.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
smpl 6 Photo Dial Phone Amplified for Hearing and Visually Impaired
$59.99
This corded phone has six photo buttons, so you press a picture of the person you want to call instead of dialing a long number. It amplifies incoming sound in four levels (up to 26 decibels) and has a loud three-level ringer that reaches 75 decibels, plus a bright light that flashes when a call comes in. You can dial without lifting the handset, and there's a mute button. It suits someone with hearing loss, low vision, or trouble remembering or pressing phone numbers. The case is drop-tested ABS plastic and the phone can be mounted on a wall. An AC adaptor is included for people who use VoIP service.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
40dB Big-button Corded Photophone
$46.95
This corded desk phone has big buttons, and three of them hold photos of people you call often, so you can dial with one touch by recognizing a face. Nine more memory keys take two touches each. The handset volume can be set to 20, 30, or 40 dB, and there is a two-way speakerphone with its own volume control. A ringing light and a ringer switch (high, low, or off) help if you miss the sound of the ring. The phone works with hearing aids, mounts on a desk or wall, and needs no batteries or AC adapter. It also works with voice over IP phone service.
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Photo Phone with Amplifier
$74.95
This corded phone has nine photo buttons you can fill with pictures of the people you call most, so dialing doesn't depend on remembering or reading numbers. It amplifies incoming sound by up to 20dB, and the handset works with hearing aids. A bright visual ring indicator and an adjustable ring tone help you notice calls. Large, high-contrast buttons make it easier to see, and hold, redial, flash and mute buttons are included. A 9-volt battery (not included) keeps it working in a power outage.
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smpl Photo Dial 3 Phone Amplified for Hearing and Visually Impaired
$49.99
The photoDIAL 3 is a landline phone built around photo memory buttons, so you can call someone with one press on their picture, without lifting the handset. It also boosts the volume of the caller's voice, with a sliding switch for low, medium, and high amplification. The case is rugged plastic and was drop tested from six feet, and it can sit on a desk or mount on a wall. This is a good fit for someone who struggles to read small numbers, remember phone numbers, or hear a standard phone. The photos and numbers have to be set up ahead of time, so a family member or caregiver will usually do that part.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
smpl Photo Phone Amplified for Hearing and Visually Impaired
$49.99
This corded phone has large photo buttons, so someone can call a person by pressing their picture instead of dialing a long number. It amplifies incoming sound by up to 26 decibels across four levels and has a ringer that goes up to 75 decibels in three levels. A bright light flashes for incoming calls, and you can dial without lifting the handset. It suits someone with hearing loss, low vision, or trouble remembering and entering numbers, and it can also be wall-mounted. It comes with an AC adaptor for use with VoIP phone service.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
ClearSounds CSC500 Amplified Photo Memory Dial
$89.95
This corded, single-line amplified phone lets you call a favorite person by pressing their photo. It has eight frames that hold pictures, each one a one-touch dial button, plus three more one-touch memory buttons. The big-button keypad is easy to read, and the handset boosts sound by up to 40dB with a tone control to shape how it sounds. The ringer is adjustable up to 85 dB, and there's a bright visual ringer for missed rings. A speakerphone sits in the base, and the phone is hearing aid compatible. It sits on a table or mounts on a wall, and there's a 2.5mm headset jack if you prefer hands-free. You'll need an active phone line, and someone has to load the photos and program the numbers before it's useful.
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Picture Trim Line Corded Phone- 40dB
$29.95
This corded phone amplifies the caller's voice up to 40 dB through the handset, and it has two picture memory keys. You put a photo of a person on a key, and touching it dials that person's number, so there are no digits to remember. It also has a dedicated 911 key, a visual ringer on the handset, and a ringer switch with off, high, and low settings. It draws power from the phone line, so it needs no batteries or AC adapter and keeps working in a power outage. Only two people can be stored on the picture keys, so it fits someone with just a few regular contacts. It sits on a desk or nightstand or mounts on a wall.
Verified 2 days agoReady to use -
13-Memory Big Button Speaker Phone
$19.95
This corded-style desk phone has oversized buttons with high-contrast numbers, so dialing is easier if you have low vision or limited dexterity. You can adjust the volume on both the handset and the built-in speakerphone, and an LED ring lights up to show an incoming call. Three one-touch memory buttons and ten two-touch memories store the numbers someone calls most, which saves them from dialing a full number each time. It sits on a desk or mounts on a wall, and it comes in white.
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Serene HD-40P High Definition Amplified Speakerphone HD-40P
$142.48
The HD-40P is a corded amplified speakerphone that makes incoming voices up to 20 times louder. It also lets you boost the speech tones you have trouble hearing, and its digital sound processing is meant to cut distortion, echo, and squealing. It has nine large flip-up photo buttons for one-touch dialing, so a person can call a favorite contact by pressing a picture instead of remembering a number. A loud ringer with adjustable volume and tone and two flashing ring lights (front and side) help you notice calls, and it works with hearing aids. It draws power from the phone line, so there is no AC adapter, but that also means it needs a landline-style phone jack.
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Big Button 3 Picture Speakerphone - 40db (White)
$34.95
This corded speakerphone has three large picture buttons you press once to call a saved person, so you can dial family or friends by looking at their photo instead of remembering a number. It also stores nine more numbers that take two presses, has a dedicated 911 button, and boosts the handset volume by up to 40 dB. The speakerphone lets you talk hands-free. The memories are kept without batteries, an AC adapter, or a phone line, so saved numbers aren't lost if power drops. It suits someone who has trouble reading small keypads, remembering numbers, or hearing a standard phone.
Verified 2 days agoReady to use -
Photo Phone by Clarity
$74.95
The Photo Phone is a corded telephone with 9 picture buttons, so you can call someone by touching their photo instead of dialing a number. It also has regular number keys, which means the whole household can use it. For people with hearing loss, it amplifies sound up to 10 times (20 dB) with automatic tone enhancement, and it works with hearing aid t-coils. It is a good fit if remembering or dialing numbers is hard, or if phone volume is a problem. It comes with three photo frames, and you'll need to print or cut photos to fit the small photo spaces. Because it is corded, it must stay plugged into a phone line, though it can also be mounted on a wall.
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ClearSounds Amplified SOS Alert Phone- 110dB
$199.95
This corded amplified phone comes with a wearable pendant. Press the pendant's button and the base unit auto-dials up to 6 numbers you've programmed in, such as family members or a neighbor. The pendant works up to 195 feet from the base, and it can also answer and end calls from across the room. The phone itself is built for hard-to-hear calls: amplification up to 110dB with full-range tone control, a bright visual ringer, a speakerphone, and Caller ID that stores 99 names and numbers. A big backlit keypad and a large adjustable display make it easier to read and dial. There's no monthly fee, but that also means it isn't a monitored service. Calls go to the people you program in, not to a response center.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Serene Innovations HD-40P Line Powered Amplified Photo Phone W/Speakerphone
$142.48
The HD-40P is a corded amplified phone that lets you dial by pressing a photo button instead of punching in a number. It has nine large photo memory buttons for one-touch calling, so someone who struggles to remember or read numbers can just press the picture of the person they want. For hearing, it offers up to 30 dB of amplification and adjustable digital tone settings, so you can shape the sound to fit your hearing loss. It is recommended for mild to moderate loss. It also has a speakerphone, two large bright visual ringers (front and side), and an adjustable ringer up to 90 dB. It draws power from the phone line, so there is no AC adapter, and it can be mounted on a wall.
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smpl Photo Dial 6+, Phone Amplified for Hearing and Visually Impaired
$64.99
This corded phone lets you call someone by pressing a single photo button, so there are no long phone numbers to find or dial. The six buttons hold pictures of the people you call most, which helps someone who has trouble reading numbers or remembering them. For hearing, it has a loud ringer (three levels, up to 75 decibels), a bright light for incoming calls, and a handset that boosts incoming sound by up to 26 decibels across four levels. It is built from drop-tested ABS plastic, can be mounted on a wall, and works with VoIP phone service. Because it is a plain phone, you can dial without lifting the handset.
Verified 2 days agoReady to use -
One Touch Photo Speakerphone with 40dB
$52.76
This corded speakerphone lets you swap the number buttons for small photos or labels, so a person can call someone just by pressing their picture. It has 10 photo buttons, a red 911 key, last-number redial, and up to 40dB of amplification with a 4-level volume control for the speakerphone. A toggle switch locks it to picture dialing only, which can help someone who misdials or gets confused by the number pad. It runs from the phone line with no AC adapter or batteries, and its saved settings stay put if it's unplugged.
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Panasonic KX-TGM420W Amplified Cordless Phone
$125.99
This cordless phone makes calls easier to hear. It boosts incoming speech by up to 40dB, and you can adjust the tone across six preset levels to suit your hearing. A noise reduction feature helps in loud places, and a slow talk control makes fast speakers easier to follow. The ringer reaches 100dB and comes with a bright red flashing light, so you can tell a call is coming in even if you can't hear it. The talking caller ID, keypad, and phonebook speak aloud, which helps if the small screen is hard to read. It works with hearing aids, and a jack for a headset or neckloop lets you connect other listening gear. The answering machine is amplified too. It comes as a base and handset, and you can add up to five more handsets.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Serene 26dB Amplified Photo Dial Speakerphone for Hearing-Memory Loss
$129.95
This corded speakerphone makes incoming voices up to 20 times (26dB) louder and has nine large photo buttons, so you can call someone by pressing their picture. A selectable speech enhancement setting boosts the pitch range where you have trouble hearing, and noise reduction cuts echo, static, and squealing. It is hearing aid compatible and is powered by the phone line, so no AC adapter is needed. Bright flashers on the front and side, plus a loud ringer with adjustable volume and tone, help you notice calls. It suits someone with mild to moderate hearing loss who also benefits from picture-based dialing.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Help Phone W/Flash Memory, 40dB Amplification
$46.95
This corded phone boosts handset volume by up to 40 dB and also has a two-way speakerphone with its own volume control. It has 10 two-touch memory buttons, 2 one-touch memory buttons and an emergency button, so a person can call key contacts without dialing a full number. A bright visual ring alert helps when the ringer is hard to hear. It draws power from the phone line, so it needs no batteries or AC adapter, and it sits on a desk or mounts on a wall. Saved numbers stay in memory even if the phone is unplugged from the line.
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ClearSounds Photo5000 Amplified Photo
$89.95
This corded, single-line desk phone makes calls easier to hear and easier to place. It amplifies incoming sound up to 40dB, with tone control to shape how voices sound, and the base has a full-duplex speakerphone (both sides can talk at once). Eight photo-frame buttons let someone dial a family member by tapping their picture, so there's no need to remember a number or even a name. The keypad has large, easy-to-read buttons, and the ringer is adjustable and has a bright visual signal for people who miss the sound. It's hearing aid compatible and can sit on a table or mount on a wall. It plugs into a standard phone line, so it's a good fit for someone with moderate hearing and/or vision loss, or someone who finds numbers hard to recall.
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REIZEN Big Button Speaker Phone - Black and White
$21.95
This corded speaker phone has big buttons, 1.25 inches across, with bold black numbers 0.75 inches tall on a white body, so dialing is easy to see and press. A large red LED flashes when a call comes in, and the receiver volume goes up high for people who have trouble hearing the call. You can answer hands-free, and there are 3 one-touch memory buttons plus 10 stored numbers, so common calls take one press. It also has last-number redial, a flash button, and a Hi-Lo-Off ringer switch. It can sit on a table or be mounted on a wall.
Verified 2 days agoReady to use