Clarity — assistive technology products
32 products from Clarity in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Wake Assure Clock with Bed Shaker
$74.95
The Wake Assure Clock is an alarm clock built for people who can't count on hearing a standard alarm or reading a small display. It shows the time in 1.8 inch bright red numbers, and the buttons are large and easy to press. The alarm has a loud buzzer with tone control and adjustable volume up to 85 dB. A 3 inch bed shaker slides under the mattress to wake you by vibration, and there's a snooze button for a few extra minutes. It plugs into the wall and holds a 9 volt battery as backup during a power outage, but the battery isn't included.
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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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Clarity XLC8 50dB Amplified Cordless Phone with Bluetooth
$209.95
The Clarity XLC8 is a cordless home phone that makes incoming calls up to 50 dB louder, with tone control, a boost button, and a volume wheel so you can shape the sound. It also boosts your own voice by 15 dB so the other person hears you better. Large lit buttons that speak, talking caller ID, and a big-font, high-contrast screen help if you also have trouble seeing the keypad. You can pair up to two Bluetooth devices, such as cell phones, so mobile calls get the same amplification, and it can store up to 1,000 contacts from a smartphone. A landline isn't required if you only want to amplify cell calls. The built-in answering machine can play messages back at a slower pace. You can add up to three more handsets, which are sold separately.
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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 D704 Dect 6.0 40 dB Low Vision Cordless Phone
$99.95
The Clarity D704 is a cordless home phone that makes calls easier to hear and easier to see. It boosts incoming sound by up to 40 dB, offers four tone settings, and reduces background noise and feedback. The big, high-contrast keys are backlit and have a soft-touch feel, and the caller ID screen is high contrast too. A bright visual ringer lights up the keypad and screen, and the handset has a speakerphone, 10 speed dial buttons, and a 100-entry phonebook. It's a good fit for someone who struggles with both hearing a call and finding the right keys. It also has a 2.5mm jack for a headset or assistive listening device, and you can add handsets, up to five in all.
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Alto Plus Big Button CID Speakerphone - 53DB
$229.95
The Alto Plus is a corded phone that makes incoming voices up to 53 decibels louder and has a very loud ringer (100 dBA) plus a big bright visual ringer. It has a large tilting screen with big text for caller ID, a talking keypad that speaks the numbers as you press them, and a soft backlit keypad. Three one-touch memory buttons store favorite numbers, and the volume and tone controls are built for people who have trouble with small buttons or limited hand movement. It also has a built-in speakerphone, ports for a headset, neckloop, and bed shaker, and battery backup so you can still call during a power outage. It is a corded phone, so it needs a phone line and isn't something you can carry around the house.
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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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Clarity Pro XLC3.4 Cordless Amplified Talking Phone
$169.95
This cordless phone makes calls easier to hear, see, and use. It boosts incoming sound by 50+ decibels, boosts your outgoing voice up to 15 decibels, and has an extra-loud 95 dB ringer plus a bright visual ringer with a voicemail light. It also speaks the dialed numbers and incoming caller ID aloud, shows caller ID in a large high-contrast font, and has a speakerphone in both the handset and the base. It suits someone with hearing loss, low vision, or limited hand mobility who wants one phone that covers all three. It's hearing aid compatible and can connect to a headset or assistive listening device, and you can add up to four extra handsets. It needs a phone line and a power outlet to work.
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Phone Auto Hang Up Box
$55.95
This box sits between the phone and the phone line and frees up the line if the handset is left off the hook, so incoming calls can get through again. You pick how long it waits before releasing: 15, 30, or 60 minutes. While the phone is off the hook, the box rings loudly (adjustable up to 95 dB) and flashes a bright green LED, so a call coming in is hard to miss. It works with corded and cordless phones and with regular, VOIP, and cable lines. It can sit on a desk or mount on a wall, and an AC adapter is included.
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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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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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Clarity D704 40dB DECT Telephone
$99.95
The Clarity D704 is a cordless home phone that makes incoming calls up to 40 decibels louder, about 20 times louder than a standard home phone. It also has a large, high-contrast display, a backlit keypad with big numbers, and a bright visual ringer, so it works for someone who has trouble hearing and seeing a regular phone. Clarity's technology is meant to cut feedback, distortion, and background noise, and you can pick from four tone settings to suit your hearing. A handset speakerphone allows hands-free listening at the same volume, and the system can support up to five handsets. It's a complete phone, but it needs a home phone line or compatible service and a bit of setup time.
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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 Alto Plus 53dB Corded Phone w/ Talking and Visual Caller ID
$229.95
This corded phone makes incoming calls up to 53dB louder and speaks each key you press and the name or number of each caller. A large 4-inch tilting screen with big, backlit text shows who is calling, so it works for people who have trouble hearing and trouble seeing small displays. It also has a 100dB ringer with a visual indicator, a speakerphone, three one-touch memory buttons, and a boost override that turns amplification on for everyone who uses it. Outgoing speech amplification makes your voice louder for the person you're talking to, and jacks for a headset and neckloop let you connect other listening gear. It plugs into a phone line, and the battery backup and optional bed shaker are sold separately.
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Big Button Corded Phone with Brailled Numbers
$41.95
This corded phone has large number buttons with space between them, and each number carries a Braille marking, so it's easy to find keys by sight or by touch. Three one-touch photo memory buttons let you dial the numbers you call most with a single press. It rings with a flashing light as well as a sound, the ringer can be set to off, low, or high, and the handset has its own volume control. You can set it on a table or mount it on a wall, which suits someone who wants one simple phone for the whole home.
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Clarity XLC3.4 50 DB DECT Telephone With CID
$169.95
The Clarity XLC3.4 is a cordless home phone that makes incoming voices up to 50 decibels louder and also boosts your own voice by up to 15 decibels so the other person hears you better. It has four tone settings, so you can adjust the sound to what you hear best. For seeing the phone, it has large illuminated buttons and a high-contrast caller ID screen with big print. Its talking keypad speaks each number you press, and talking caller ID announces who is calling. A 95 dB ringer and a bright visual ringer with a voicemail light help you notice calls and messages. The phone is hearing aid compatible, and it can connect straight to assistive listening devices or a headset. It also works during a power outage thanks to battery backup. The system can grow to three phones, but you would need to buy the extra handset separately.
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Little Quake
$9.95
The Little Quake is a small battery-powered alarm clock that can wake you with vibration alone or with a buzzer sound, so it works for people who can't rely on a regular alarm. It's a compact, multi-purpose gadget: it also works as a mini massager for muscle tension and as a penlight for lighting up dark spots. It runs on 2 AA batteries, which you'll need to buy separately. Someone who is deaf or hard of hearing, or who wants a quiet wake-up that won't disturb a partner, would find the vibration mode useful.
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Clarity D704 Amplified Low Vision Big Button Cordless Phone- 40dB
$99.95
This cordless phone makes incoming calls up to 40 decibels louder, which the maker says is about 20 times louder than a standard home phone. It also has a large keypad with high-contrast numbers, a backlit keypad for dim rooms, a bright visual ringer, and Caller ID in large type. That makes it a fit for someone who struggles to hear calls and to see a small keypad. It includes a digital answering machine, and you can play messages through the handset or the speakerphone. The system can grow to as many as 5 handsets, though extra handsets are bought separately.
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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.
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Clarity XLC3.4+ Amplified Big Button Speakerphone
$159.95
The Clarity XLC3.4+ is a cordless phone that makes incoming sound up to 50 decibels louder, with four tone settings so you can shape the sound to your hearing. It also boosts your own voice by up to 15 decibels so the person on the other end hears you better. The large, lit, high-contrast buttons speak each number as you press it, and the talking Caller ID announces who is calling, so you don't have to read a screen. It works with hearing aids and can connect straight to a headset or assistive listening device, and the speakerphone allows hands-free calls. It plugs into a phone line, and the cordless handset needs a few steps of setup before it's ready.
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Clarity D714 Amplified Low Vision Big Button Cordless Phone- 40dB
$114.95
This cordless phone boosts incoming voices by up to 40 decibels, which the maker says is about 20 times louder than a standard home phone. It also has a very large, high-contrast, backlit keypad, a bright visual ringer, and a large-font Caller ID screen. That combination suits someone who has trouble both hearing a call and seeing the buttons. A built-in digital answering machine plays messages through the handset or the speakerphone. The system can grow to 5 handsets, and the speakerphone lets you listen hands-free at the same boosted level.
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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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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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Clarity WakeAssure+ Vibrating Alarm Clock
$49.95
The WakeAssure+ wakes you with a loud alarm, a vibrating bed shaker, or both at once, so you can match it to how deeply you sleep and how well you hear. The alarm reaches 85+ dB, and you can adjust its volume and tone separately to suit your hearing. The 1.8-inch LCD is easy to read and can be dimmed at night, and a light on top shows when the alarm is going off. It also has a phone jack, so it can flash and shake for landline or videophone calls. Everything you need is in the box, including the bed shaker. A 9V battery is not included, and it keeps your time and settings during a power outage.
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