Reviews of phones that can amplify voices to make it easier for those with hearing loss to have a phone conversation.
PROS: Basic phone with big buttons, big easy to read numbers on display, and amplified sound. If you get a GoPlan with this phone, it activates a 5-star medic alert button to use in an emergency. You can also get access to an app for caregivers and family that can show if the phone is … Read more
PROS: It has talking caller ID and talking dialing feature. It also has a high level of amplification at 50 dB amplification on incoming sound and 95 dB level amplification on the ringer. It features huge buttons with a high-contrast screen that is helpful for users with low vision. CONS: The phone doesn’t have an … Read more
PROS: This phone is the loudest amplified phone you can buy. It lets you adjust the volume and tone frequencies. It has three emergency buttons you can program and also large buttons for easy dialing. Comes with wall mountable fixture. CONS: No caller ID, or answering machine feature. If you set the volume too high, … Read more
PROS: This budget phone is easy to program and to use. It comes with photo memory buttons that are good for anyone with low vision. It is also good for mild hearing loss because it has up to 26 dBs of incoming amplification. CONS: Not a lot of features. No caller ID, speakerphone, answering machine. … Read more
Talking on the phone can be a frustrating and difficult experience when someone has hearing loss. Luckily many different resources and products can help people who have difficulty hearing understand the person on the other end of the line. Shopping for a phone for the hard of hearing can be a confusing experience with many … Read more