ClearSounds — assistive technology products
7 products from ClearSounds in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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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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Clearsounds Amplified Spirit Speakerphone- 108dB
$109.95
This corded, single-line amplified phone makes incoming voices much louder, up to 108 dB, and has a tone control so you can shape the sound to your hearing. It also has a speakerphone in the base, a ring volume you can raise to 85 dB, and a bright visual ringer for calls you might miss. Dialing is simple: there are big keypad buttons plus photo memory buttons, so you can call your most-used contacts with one press. It is built for someone who finds a standard phone too quiet and wants an easy upgrade. The 108 dB boost comes from a built-in circuit, so the receiver doesn't need AC power.
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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.
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ClearSounds Digital Amplified Answering Machine
$67.95
This answering machine records your phone messages and plays them back louder, with 10 volume levels to choose from. It also has a slow speech setting with 3 speeds, so you can hear each word at a pace that's easier to follow. The big button keypad is easier to find and press, and the menus work in English, Spanish, or French. It suits someone who has trouble hearing or understanding recorded messages at normal speed. It handles voicemail on its own, but it's not a phone amplifier for live calls.
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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 -
ClearSounds CR200 ClearRing Phone Ring Signaler
$49.95
The ClearRing connects to your phone line and signals incoming calls in two ways at once: a bright flashing strobe and an extra loud ringer that reaches 95 dB. You can adjust the ringer's tone to a pitch that is easier to hear. It sits on a desk or mounts on a wall, so you can put it where you will notice it. It suits someone who misses ordinary phone rings or needs a visual cue. There is a jack for an optional bed shaker (vibrating pad) that goes under a mattress or pillow, which helps if you want to be woken by a call. The shaker is sold separately.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
ClearSounds CSC600ER Amplified Emergency Telephone
$199.95
The CSC600ER is a corded-style home phone that makes calls louder and easier to use, and it lets you call for help from a wearable pendant with no monthly monitoring fee. It amplifies incoming sound up to 50dB with tone controls, has a 104dB adjustable ringer plus a bright visual ringer, and uses a big backlit keypad and display. The talking Caller ID, talking keypad and talking phonebook say numbers and names aloud, which helps if the screen is hard to read. The pendant can start an emergency call, answer or hang up calls, and works from up to 328 feet away, though walls and radio interference can shorten that. You'll need to record your emergency message and program the speed dials and emergency numbers, and the phone needs 4 AA batteries (not included) to keep its Caller ID and phonebook memory during a power loss.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions