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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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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.
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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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Ultratec Superprint 4425
$399.20
The Superprint 4425 is a TTY, a text telephone that lets two people hold a phone conversation by typing. It connects straight to a standard phone line through built-in jacks, and its display shows whether the number you called is ringing or busy. It can redial a busy number, make three-way calls, and answer for you with a greeting you write yourself. You can store hundreds of numbers, memos, and saved messages by name in its memory. The relay announcer is a handy touch: it tells hearing callers to use a TTY or a relay service and gives them your relay number, which you can program. This is a full-featured machine, so expect to spend some time learning its menus.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Med-Pat XL-2050 Telephone
$29.95
The Med-Pat XL-2050 is a corded-style desk telephone that adds a flashing light to its ring, so you can see an incoming call as well as hear it. When a call comes in, the ON-OFF button flashes bright red, and so does a ring indicator on the back of the phone. Volume is adjustable, with a volume-plus boost that goes from loud to superloud for easier listening. It's a good fit for someone who misses calls or struggles to hear the person on the line.
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Geemarc Ampli550 Amplified SpeakerPhone W/Caller ID 50 dB
$169.95
The Ampli550 is a corded amplified speakerphone that makes the caller's voice up to 50 dB louder, with tone control so you can shape the sound to your hearing. It rings at 95 dB and has a flashing strobe, so incoming calls are easier to notice. The large 1-inch buttons include 11 memory keys and 3 emergency keys, and the caller ID screen can also speak the number or the caller's name aloud. Audio jacks let you plug in a headset, neck loop, or similar hearing accessory, and a bed shaker can be added for night-time ring alerts, but it is sold separately.
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E814CC Amplified Phone- Answer Machine- Extra Handset
$144.95
The Clarity E814CC is a phone system for people who find regular phone calls hard to hear. It pairs a corded base phone with a cordless handset, and it amplifies sound up to 40 dB, with a boost button and four tone settings so voices come through clearer. The speakerphone allows hands-free calls, and the built-in answering machine plays messages back louder and stores up to 59 of them (about 25 minutes of recording). A large high-contrast Caller ID screen and big-number keypad make it easier to see who's calling and dial. It also has 5 one-touch memory buttons, 9 speed dial buttons, and a 50-entry phonebook. The Caller ID display lights up as a visual ringer, though it adds light to the ring, so it isn't a substitute for a fully visual alert. It can grow to four cordless handsets with additional D703HS units.
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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 -
D714 Dect 6.0 40 dB Low Vision Cordless Phone w/Answering Machine
$114.95
The Clarity D714 is a cordless phone that makes incoming sound up to 40 dB louder and lets you pick from 4 tone settings to suit your hearing. The keypad is backlit with large, high-contrast numbers and soft-touch contoured keys, and the caller ID screen uses a large, high-contrast font. A bright visual ringer lights up on the keypad and the screen, and an answering machine is built in. It's a good fit if you struggle to hear callers, see small buttons, or press tiny keys, and want one phone that handles all three. It also has a speakerphone, 10 speed dial buttons, and a 100-entry phonebook. You can add up to 5 handsets, and a 2.5mm jack connects a headset or assistive listening device.
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Clarity D714 40dB DECT - w/ Answering Machine
$114.95
The D714 is a cordless home phone that makes incoming calls up to 40 dB louder, about 20 times louder than a standard phone. It also has high-contrast keys, a backlit keypad, a bright visual ringer, and a large caller ID screen, so it suits someone who has trouble both hearing and seeing a regular phone. You can adjust the tone with four settings, and it works to cut background noise, feedback, and distortion. It includes a digital answering machine, a speakerphone in the handset, speed dial buttons, and a 100-entry phonebook, and it can support up to five handsets.
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Clarity XLC3.4+
$117.95
The Clarity XLC3.4+ is a cordless phone that makes incoming voices louder, by 50+ dB, and can also boost your own voice by up to 15 dB so the person on the other end hears you better. It has four tone settings, a very loud 95 dB ringer, a bright flashing ringer light, and a talking Caller ID screen with large, high-contrast text. The dial pad is lit and has big buttons, which helps with low vision, and a belt clip lets you carry the handset around. It works with hearing aids, and 2.5mm and 3.5mm jacks let you plug in a headset or assistive listening device. It's a good fit for someone with significant hearing loss who still wants a regular home phone. You can add up to three more handsets.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Cordless Caller ID Phone 40db Handset Volume
$69.00
This cordless phone has a handset that boosts incoming sound by up to 40 dB. The boost is built into the volume control, so you don't have to press a booster key on each call. It shows caller ID and has five one-touch memory buttons for speed dialing, plus a one-touch 911 emergency key. A handset finder helps you locate the handset when it's misplaced, and the speakerphone lets you talk hands-free. It suits someone who has trouble hearing callers on a regular phone and wants one phone that works on its own.
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Scitec 55S-c
$139.00
The Scitec 55S-c is a single-line desk phone with a built-in speakerphone and caller ID, made for people who have trouble hearing a standard phone. It has a volume control that meets HAC/ADA hearing-aid compatibility standards, plus an OFF/HI/LO ringer switch. A one-touch light bar signals voice mail, and five programmable keys let you set up your own shortcuts. It also has hold, flash, redial, mute, and transfer/conference keys, and it works with Centrex/PBX office phone systems, so it can fit in a workplace as well as at home. Because it has so many keys and settings, expect to spend a little time learning the layout.
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 -
D712 30dB DECT 6.0 Amplified Low Vision Cordless Phone- Answer Machine
$89.95
The D712 is a cordless home phone that makes incoming calls up to 30 decibels louder, about six times louder than a standard phone. It cuts background noise and feedback, and it has four tone settings so you can tune the sound to your hearing. The big, high-contrast keys are backlit for night use, and the caller ID screen uses large type. It also has a built-in answering machine, a speakerphone, 10 speed dial buttons, and a 100-entry phonebook. That makes it a good fit for someone who has trouble hearing callers and also trouble seeing small buttons.
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Clarity Amplified Trimline Phone, 26 dB
$49.95
This corded trimline phone has the dial built into the handset and boosts incoming voices by up to 26 decibels. You also get a large backlit keypad, a loud ringer, and a bright visual ring indicator, so it works for someone with low to moderate hearing or vision loss who wants a phone with no confusing extras. The keypad has a tactile mark on the 5 key to help you find your place by touch, and the controls stay simple: flash, mute, and last number redial. It is hearing aid compatible and draws power from the phone line, so there is no adapter to plug in. The handset is attached by a cord, so it can't get lost, and the phone sits on a desk or mounts on a wall.
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Clarity E814 40dB Corded / Cordless Combo
$144.95
The Clarity E814 pairs a corded phone that amplifies sound up to 40 dB with a cordless handset that amplifies up to 30 dB. Both work from one base unit, so you can use whichever is closer. The base has a digital answering machine, a high contrast caller ID screen, and an extra loud speakerphone. Large, easy-to-read keypad numbers and five one-touch speed dial buttons help when seeing or dialing is hard. You can also pick from 10 ringer melodies at 6 volume levels. This suits someone with hearing loss who also has trouble seeing small buttons or screens. The system can grow to four cordless handsets, but extra handsets are sold separately.
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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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Serene HD60 High Definition Amplified Phone
$149.95
The Serene HD60 is a corded-style amplified phone that makes incoming voices louder and clearer for someone who has trouble hearing on the phone. It boosts incoming sound by up to 600 times, and the boost can turn on automatically for every call or only when you want it. A speech enhancement control lets you raise the pitches of speech you struggle to hear, which works more precisely than a basic tone dial. Digital sound processing is meant to cut down on echo, distortion, and squealing. The phone also warns you with a sound and a light if the handset wasn't hung up properly, so you don't miss calls without knowing it.
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AltoPlus Amplified 53dB Big Button CID Speakerphone
$229.95
The AltoPlus is a corded-style desk speakerphone that makes calls louder and easier to follow. It boosts incoming sound up to 53 dB and your own voice up to 15 dB, and its ringer reaches 100 dBA. For seeing who is calling, it has large backlit buttons, a tilting display with big text, and a talking keypad and talking Caller ID that announce callers as the phone rings. The volume and tone controls are simple and ergonomic, which helps if gripping small controls is hard. It also has a built-in speakerphone and three one-touch speed dial buttons.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
CapTel 2400i Telephone
$75.00
This is a captioned phone that shows the words of a call on a large touchscreen while you listen, so you can read along with what the other person says. It amplifies sound by up to 40 dB, has a built-in answering machine, and lets you dial by tapping pictures. You can also pair a Bluetooth headset, neckloop, hearing aid, or cochlear implant for clearer sound. It needs both a phone line and an internet connection, and the captions come from a free service that works on calls within the United States only. It cannot pair with a cell phone.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
ClearSounds 50dB Amplified Speakerphone- White
$154.95
This corded-style big button phone boosts the handset volume by up to 50 dB. It has tone controls that work like an equalizer, so you can shape the sound to what you hear best. The base is amplified too, with a speakerphone, a ringer that goes up to 95 dB, and a backlit, angle-adjustable screen. It also announces the numbers as you dial, plus Caller ID, redial and phone book entries, which helps if the screen is hard to read. There are five one-touch speed dials and one large emergency button. Caller ID needs a subscription from your phone company.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions