1. I am visually impaired, are the buttons easy to see?. 2. I can hear very well, can a normal hearing person use this phone?.
1782767
My mother is also visually impaired and is hearing impaired as well. The buttons are very easy to see and are simple. The volume is turned all the way up for my mom, but it can be adjusted to suit your needs. This is the second Clarity Big Button phone we have purchased. The first one lasted many years, but my dad, who has had a stroke, kept throwing it to get attention and finally, after many throws, it broke. It is a very durable and easy to use phone and i would highly recommend it.
1782768
I bought this phone for my 96 yr old grandfather. He is able to use it easily and I think the buttons are bigger than most phones. I have used the phone to answer calls for him and I too think it's a great phone for the money.
1782769
We found the buttons easy to ready. Regarding the hearing concerns, it can be adjusted to meet one's needs. Not bad for the price.
1782770
1. Yes the buttons are easy to see. 2. Yes there is a volume control and anyone can use this phone.
1782771
The buttons are large, numbers on them are large, and are easy to see: they even light up (i.e. are illuminated). Anyone can easily use this phone with the volume control feature.
1684561
My mother, who uses the phone, wears two hearing aids. She has the corded phone and doesn't have any problem hearing conversation on it. I can't speak for the cordless one as I've not tried it. I did call the company for some help with the phone and their customer service is excellent, so I'm thinking that if you purchase one and don't like it, the return should be fairly easy. Hope this is helpful.
567905
1. It only has a play/pause/control talk button. There's no volume button. 2. I doubt there's a clip.
101520
Our experiences with this phone are not good. We are elderly and our hearing is not what used to be. It is difficult to hear. Putting it on speaker phone improves the clarity, somewhat. We do not recommend this phone, even with someone who has perfect hearing.
148574
I had no problem with sounds.. The number/letter buttons are on the other hand quite tiny and if the light is low, have hard time to find the right ones.
1855733
I don't know the answer to your question but I do have other comments that might help you. I am hearing impaired even with my hearing aids at the highest level. For me, I can actually hear people talk on the Vtech. However, I find that I sometimes hit a button I did not want to because of the placement on the cordless. I also have to go to the base (corded) phone to see if we have messages (very annoying since base in our bedroom) and base is much easier to use than the cordless. I have not registered or set up the one that you can wear on a lanyard, etc.
1686669
Since I am not hearing impaired that would be hard for me to answer since I hear just fine.
1256032
I would think it might be too hard to see the screen. The screen is small and the letters are not too big. The one thing I like is that it is not touch screen and it has bigger buttons
299054
It would not be easy for someone with low vision. The on/off button is on the side and tiny and I sometimes have trouble finding it.
1546771
Although my hearing is going bad, it is not that bad. The volume is adjustable and you should be able to make it loud enough on the handset, in my opinion. We occasionally use the speakerphone feature and also find that to be very loud, but adjustable.
1229284
I think they are pretty loud. My Mom is hard of hearing and when she stayed with us for a month she had no problem hearing my phone. I recently added one of these phones so I now have two. one in the living room and one in the family room. They have pretty good sound individually and together even better especially on "high" volume setting. In fact, I usually leave the ringer OFF on the one in the living room because the one in the family room is loud enough to hear...that is if you have normal hearing capability. Of course. for hard of hearing, I would leave both phones' ringers on. I guess it would also depend on the size of your home. I hope this helps. I think they are pretty loud. My Mom is hard of hearing and when she stayed with us for a month she had no problem hearing my phone. I recently added one of these phones so I now have two. one in the living room and one in the family room. They have pretty good sound individually and together even better especially on "high" volume setting. In fact, I usually leave the ringer OFF on the one in the living room because the one in the family room is loud enough to hear...that is if you have normal hearing capability. Of course. for hard of hearing, I would leave both phones' ringers... » Read More I think they are pretty loud. My Mom is hard of hearing and when she stayed with us for a month she had no problem hearing my phone. I recently added one of these phones so I now have two. one in the living room and one in the family room. They have pretty good sound individually and together even better especially on "high" volume setting. In fact, I usually leave the ringer OFF on the one in the living room because the one in the family room is loud enough to hear...that is if you have normal hearing capability. Of course. for hard of hearing, I would leave both phones' ringers on. I guess it would also depend on the size of your home. I hope this helps. « Show Less
65351
Yes and no. In bright sun, I have difficulty seeing the face of my phone, but in lower light conditions it's possible. The Phubby doesn't appear to interfere with sound quality, but I prefer to slide the phone out while talking because I feel a little silly talking to my wrist.
1728719
The tone quality is good and the volume of the caller's voice can be increased, with a push of a button, during the call. So I would say this phone could be suitable for someone with a moderate hearing loss. If the person's hearing loss is severe, then one of the phones that type out what the caller is saying on a display screen might be required.
654141
Not really....it is harder to distinguish the volume buttons & camera button. I think with time I'll get better with that. Main thing was getting case(tight fit) on phone. Contacted customer service & they helped me with that.
148575
I had no problem with sounds..The number/letter buttons are on the other hand quite tiny and if the light is low, have hard time to find the right ones.
1419074
Very easy, even with light work gloves I can answer the phone. I keep my phone in my shirt pocket and I adjust the volume on my phone with gloves on. I hope this helps.
1496399
Yes,very easy to see.you probably won't need glasses unless your eyes are really bad. This is the best phone we've had so far.