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Reviewer: Joanne Strauss
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A Great Choice for Those Who No Longer Can Handle Smartphone Dexterity
Review: We have been quite happy with this landline phone to replace a smart phone that was just beyond the ability of our family member in hospice care. As it turns out, the photo storage and internet access weren’t really high on the list for someone who just wants to talk to family and friends daily or even multiple times daily. Super easy for the caregiver to program, and easy to use for the person who has lost a lot of hand dexterity. For folks of a certain age, using a desk phone like this comes quite naturally, as this is how they used phones for decades before our smartphone era. I just turned those photos on the buttons over, and printed in big, bold lettering the first initial of their six most often called people; then programed the button to call when pressed. Of course, all the usual functions of a landline phone are available — dialing direct, taking incoming calls, volume adjustment, etc. In all, very pleased with this phone.
Reviewer: yk
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Over a year and still working well!
Review: Needed for aging parents with cognitive decline. Easy set up and full proof. They’ve been using it for over a year with no prob. Really glad this device exists!
Reviewer: Golden Tuna
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Worked well for one day
Review: Set it all up. Programmed the presets. Everything worked great–but just for one day. Day 2 nothing. No dial tone. Nothing. Triple checked the connections. Plugged in a different phone (which worked). The phone was dead.
Reviewer: Audrey
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good product for elderly
Review: bought for an elderly relative. The spaces for the pictures were an inch or so big so I put an initial instead of a picture. This was easier to see. Programming was a bit tricky but once you got the hang of it it was ok. If the person holds the button too long it could reset it. One issueI found was that the person dropped the phone off the table. All the buttons fell out and so did the pictures. Be sure to take a picture of the grid so that you remember whose number is on each button. Sound Quality was good.
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A Good Option
Review: As my family member’s abilities declined over the past couple of years, smart phones and then regular land-line type phones became too difficult for her to use. With its pictured dialing option, this phone is perfect for her and she can dial easily. Setup is easy, as is adding the photos. I recommend this phone.
Reviewer: Sue
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Too easy to de-program
Review: This has the biggest programmable buttons I have seen for the visually impaired. However, it is too easy for my mom to erase the programmed numbers. If you hold the button down too long, it erases the number. My mom generally calls me several times a day. After not hearing from her for to 2 days, I checked the phone. My number had been erased. There is also a strange beeping sound in the handpiece for the call is connected. This is confusing for her as well.
Reviewer: Antoinette M.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Easy to use buttons
Review: My husband has sight loss and this phone is perfect for him to see. The numbers are large and vivid.
Reviewer: David Maione
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great phone for senior citizens
Review: Fast shipping, easy to program
Reviewer: Holly
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: If you have a person in your life with dementia and they are having trouble using the phone (which they may sometimes mistake for the TV channel changer, and vice versa,) this phone is a miracle. Great quality for sound (talking and hearing), very easy to use, and best of all, my mom can finally call me without involving the operator or her neighbours.Instead of a photo, we just wrote our names on masking tape and added to the one-touch dial, and it worked.Only flag is the product details suggest that if you don’t have Voip you don’t need to plug in the phone. We found that without the extra power, the phone was inconsistently wonky: would not hang up/ would not answer when ringing/ no dial tone. When We bought and added the electric plug, all the trouble went away.Highly recommend. My mom is so much less stressed out now as she has confidence that she can call us.
Reviewer: K H
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Below the expectations
Reviewer: C G
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Perfect for my elderly parents! They can easily identify who they would like to call by finding their picture. Great idea.
Reviewer: Al-By
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Bought for my mother, who is getting a little forgetful.Easy to program once you decide which are the appropriate instructions to follow.Photo buttons are great, and you can use the punched out card stock (used for the generic packaged photos) for picture sizing when creating your own photos.A true speakerphone feature would have been nice.Packaged instructions indicate you need to include, minimally, an 11 digit format when entering phone numbers (country code & area code & phone number, I presume). The website download instruction are different, and do not mention the number of digits required. I did enter the phone numbers using the 11 digit format, but could not connect locally, so I deleted all but the actual phone number for local calls (which is normal for a corded phone). Worked fine after that. I will update review if the saved numbers delete themselves as others reviewers have noted.The phone is said to be desk or wall mount, but the wall mount is not compatible with a common telephone jack plate as they have not designed a recess into the phone for the raised telephone jack profile, or to accommodate extra phone cord. Shorter cords can be purchased, but a recess or cable caddy would still assist in cord storage. Instructions only indicate screw and wall plug mounting. This seems like a failed design feature that has been provided in any wall compatible phones I have had previously. I would surmise most people with a high mounted wall phone jack would want to use the wall jack rather than screw the phone to the wall adjacent to the jack.
Reviewer: J
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: What a relief to find a solution for a senior parent losing the ability to dial a phone. Small numbers be gone! This phone has big easy to read numbers. Easy to install pictures into the slots to make it even easier to contact friends. Volume is excellent, ring tone is pleasant.
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