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Google Pixel 11 Pro
Est. $999–$1,299
The Google Pixel 11 Pro is an Android smartphone sold unlocked, so you pick your own carrier and plan. It has a bright display (up to 3600 nits), a Gemini assistant for everyday tasks like finding information and drafting ideas, and a HiLight feature meant to keep you in touch with your phone without staring at the screen. This is a general-purpose phone, not a device built for one disability. Its value as assistive tech comes from the accessibility settings and voice features you turn on and tune to your needs. You'll also need to arrange carrier service yourself.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Sonic Alert SBD375ss Dual Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker
$51.90
This dual alarm clock wakes you with a very loud pulsing sound, a strong bed shaker that vibrates, or both together. You set two separate alarms, then adjust the tone, volume and vibration strength to what works for you. It has a large 1.8-inch green LED display with a five-level dimmer, and you can pick your own snooze time (1-30 minutes) and alarm length (1-59 minutes). A battery backup keeps the clock running through a power cut, but the 9V battery isn't included. It alerts by sound and vibration only, so there are no flashing lights.
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Big Button Talking Calculator With Function Replay
$15.95
This calculator speaks each number and function aloud as you press the keys, and it has big, color-coded buttons that are easy to see. A Repeat key replays your most recent entry, and Auto replay reads back the whole calculation so you can check your work. It has off, low, and high volume settings and an earphone jack for private listening. It can report numbers as whole units or one digit at a time. Headphones and the 2 AA batteries are not included, and it shuts itself off after 5 minutes of sitting idle.
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Picture Speakerphone 40db
$46.95
This corded speakerphone helps when a standard phone is hard to hear or hard to see. You can boost the incoming sound to 20, 30, or 40 dB, and a red flashing light shows when a call is coming in. Two buttons hold photo-labeled numbers for one-touch dialing, and nine memory slots let you call saved numbers with two presses. The buttons are easy to see, and a two-way speakerphone lets you talk hands-free. It needs no batteries or power adapter, and saved numbers stay in memory if the power goes out.
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Serene Innovations RF200 Mobile Phone Signaler
$91.95
The RF-200 is a small desktop signaler that flashes a light when your phone rings or a text arrives. For a cell phone, you set the phone on its cradle and it senses the vibration; for a landline, it works through the included phone cord. Different flashing patterns tell you whether it's a call or a message, and an indicator light stays on to show missed calls or messages. It can also flash for Wireless Emergency Alerts if your carrier sends them, and it has a jack for a bed shaker (sold separately) if you want a vibrating alert at night. It's a good fit for someone who can't count on hearing a ringer. Since the cell phone must sit on the cradle to be detected, it only works while the phone is parked there.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
MEE Universal Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for TV/Audio
$59.99
The MEE Connect plugs into a TV and sends its sound to Bluetooth headphones, so someone can hear the TV clearly at their own volume without turning up the speakers for the whole room. It can stream to two pairs of headphones at once, which works well for two people watching together. It connects through an optical digital cable, RCA, or a 3.5mm headphone jack, so it works with newer and older TVs, and the aptX audio technology keeps the sound in sync with the picture. The battery runs about 9 hours and the range is up to 30 feet. It comes with a charging cable and the audio cables and adapter you need, but you supply the Bluetooth headphones.
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EAR Ultra-Fit Ear Plugs - 1 Pair
$5.95
These reusable ear plugs have a triple-flange design, meaning three layered ridges that seal the ear canal to block out loud noise. They come as one pair in a one-size-fits-all fit, and they're washable, so you can use them again. They suit someone who is around loud sound for long stretches, or who finds everyday noise overwhelming and wants to turn it down. They lower noise rather than shut it out completely.
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Smoke/Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Notification System with Bluetooth Bridge, Alarm Clock Receiver, and Bed Shaker
$809.80
This bundle watches for both smoke/fire and carbon monoxide, then wakes or warns you in ways that don't depend on hearing. When either alarm transmitter detects danger, the Alarm Clock Receiver sounds off, shows color-coded LEDs, flashes bright lights, and shakes the bed through the included Bed Shaker. A Bluetooth Bridge links the system to the free Bellman Assistant app on iOS or Android without needing Wi-Fi, so phone alerts can reach the receivers too. It suits someone who is deaf or hard of hearing and wants night-time and daytime alerts in one preassembled package. You can add more Bellman transmitters later to cover other household sounds.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Listen Technologies Assistive Listening DSP Value Package
$1,154.00
This package is a complete assistive listening setup for a room. A stationary transmitter sends the sound from a microphone or audio source over radio to four receivers, so listeners can hear it clearly through single earbuds. It has three channels, which means you can run more than one audio feed, and it's built for places like classrooms, theaters, meeting rooms, and training sessions. It also comes with the antenna, a four-port USB charger for the receivers, and a signage kit for venues that need to post notice of listening assistance for ADA compliance. Four receivers is the number included, so a larger space may need more.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Serene CAFACO Smoke /Carbon Monoxide Detector with Audio Transmitter
$219.93
This is a smoke and carbon monoxide detector with an audio transmitter built in. When the detector's alarm sounds, the transmitter hears it and sends a wireless signal to a compatible Central Alert receiver, such as the CA-360, CA-380, CA-PX, or CA-RX, so you get a visual or vibrating alert instead of relying on sound alone. It's a good fit if you can't hear a standard alarm, especially while asleep. It recognizes the T3 and T4 alarm patterns as well as traditional alarm sounds, reaches up to 200 feet in open space, and has a sealed 10-year lithium battery. The detector doesn't alert you on its own, so you'll need one of the compatible Central Alert units to receive the signal.
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Serene CentralAlert Receiver CA-360Q
$163.95
The CA-360Q is the base receiver for a whole-home alerting system. It flashes a bright light, sounds a selectable tone, shows an icon, announces the alert type by voice, and can shake a bed shaker when a sound or event happens. It includes a loud dual alarm clock with two bed shaker jacks and a connection for a lamp flasher. It works wirelessly on 2.4 GHz with a range of 200 feet and needs no installation. It does not sense sounds on its own: you add separate transmitters for things like door chimes, baby cries, motion detectors, audio alarms, and NOAA storm warnings.
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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 -
Alarm Clock Classic
$149.95
This alarm clock wakes heavy sleepers with a loud tone that gets louder and sweeps through different pitches, plus a bed shaker that vibrates to rouse you through touch. The sound builds gradually, so you aren't jolted awake all at once. Two large rotating dials set the time and the alarm, which keeps day-to-day use simple. It's a complete, stand-alone clock for anyone who sleeps through ordinary alarms, including people with hearing loss who need vibration to wake.
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Domino Pro ADA Compliance Device
$999.95
The Domino Pro is a portable listening system that picks up a speaker's voice and sends it to the listener's headphones or earbuds, so speech stays clear in noisy rooms or across a distance. Both the transmitter and the receiver have two microphone types, one that hears all around and one that focuses on a single direction, so you can adapt to the setting and cut background noise. Place the transmitter near the speaker or wear it on a lanyard for one-on-one talks like interviews, check-ins, or bedside conversations. It can also connect to a TV or other media source, so a person can listen at a comfortable volume without changing the room's volume. It is built for organizations such as clinics, schools, and public venues that need a ready-to-use way to support communication.
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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.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra
Est. $1,199–$1,399
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is a mainstream Android smartphone with a long list of accessibility tools built into the phone itself. For vision, it has the TalkBack screen reader, magnification, and color adjustment. For hands-free or limited-movement use, it has Voice Access, Bixby voice control, switch scanning through Universal Switch, and an on-screen Assistant Menu that stands in for hardware buttons and gestures. For hearing, it adds Live Transcribe and Live Caption for text of speech, sound detectors for things like a doorbell or a crying baby, and Bluetooth hearing aid support. The tools are powerful but spread across many settings menus, so someone will need to choose which ones fit and tune them, and a person new to a screen reader or switch scanning will need time to learn them.
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Ultrak T5 Vibrating Timer
$32.50
The Ultrak T5 is a small handheld timer that counts up or down for as long as 100 hours. When time is up, you pick whether it vibrates or beeps, so it works for someone who can't rely on hearing a sound or who wants a quiet, private cue. It has large 1/3-inch digits, a slide cover that guards against accidentally stopping the timer, built-in memory, and a back clip for wearing it. A AAA battery is included. It only keeps time and has no clock function.
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Visit Alarm Clock
$329.95
The Visit Alarm Clock wakes you with a loud alarm, four bright flashing lights, or a bed shaker that vibrates and makes sound right in your pillow. It also works as the receiver for Visit alerting system transmitters, so it can wake you when the doorbell or phone rings, when a baby cries, or when the smoke alarm goes off. The alarm tone sweeps through different frequencies, so it's less likely to be missed if you can't hear high pitches well. Other features include a large backlit LCD display, two push-rotate dials for setting the time and alarm, a blue night light that guides you back to bed, and a smart snooze that shortens its interval from 9 minutes down to 2. The clock alone covers waking up on time. To get alerts from the door, phone, baby, or smoke alarm, you'll need the matching Visit transmitters.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
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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KARE Audio TurboScoops
$19.99
TurboScoops are two small scoops that stick to the front of your TV and aim its sound toward the room instead of down toward the stand. They work with TVs that have down-firing speakers, and they need no power or wiring because they just redirect the sound that is already there. This can make dialogue easier to hear without raising the volume for everyone else in the room. They only help TVs with down-firing speakers, so check where your TV's speakers sit before ordering.
Verified 4 days agoReady to use -
Physical Education and Sports for People With Visual Impairments and Deafblindness: Foundations of Instruction(EPUB)
$65.95
This second-edition guide helps teachers and other instructors plan physical education, recreation, and lifelong fitness for people who are blind, have low vision, or are deafblind. It covers how to adapt physical skills instruction and sports or other activities, and it stresses self-advocacy. It covers instruction for all ages. This is a digital book file, so you'll need an EPUB reader app or device to open it.
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Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Portable Receiver
$333.85
This kit sends a wireless alert from a push button to a portable receiver that flashes lights and sounds a tone. A bed shaker is included for night, so someone who can't count on hearing a doorbell or call can still notice it. The push button works as a doorbell mounted by a door, or as a call-for-assistance button that can be worn, kept at the bedside, or placed at a service counter. The three pieces come already linked, with no Wi-Fi, app, or pairing needed. That makes it a practical fit for hotel rooms, assisted living suites, and public housing units. The receiver runs on batteries and is small enough to sit on a nightstand, desk, or counter.
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VibraLITE MINI 12-Alarm Vibrating Watch
$47.96
The VibraLITE MINI is a wristwatch that taps your wrist with a vibration, a sound, or both when one of its 12 daily alarms goes off. That makes it useful for keeping on schedule with medication, transitions, or routines without relying on a loud alarm. It also has a repeating countdown timer for interval reminders, such as once every three hours, and a lock-out feature so settings can't be changed by accident. The display is backlit, the watch is water resistant, and it fits wrists from 4.75 to 7.25 inches. Each alarm runs about 20 seconds and can be shut off by hand or stop on its own.
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BRK First Alert SC6W01 Dual Smoke & CO Alarm + Strobe
$139.95
This kit pairs a hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide alarm with a strobe light, so a fire or CO alert shows up as flashing light as well as sound. That makes it a good fit for someone who is deaf or hard of hearing, or who sleeps without hearing aids in. The alarm runs on house wiring with an AA battery backup for power outages, and it gives an early chirp when the battery is getting low. LED status lights help with troubleshooting, and a side-loading drawer lets you swap batteries without taking the unit down. Because it is hardwired, installation means working with your home's electrical system, so most people will want an electrician.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions