10
Best
Amplified Phones
of
January 2021
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Product Highlights
- Dect 6.0 interference-free technology; easy to see high contrast numbers
- 100 name and number phonebook with 10 memory buttons; belt clip for hands-free mobility
- Eliminates feedback and distortion; amplifying incoming sound up to 40 decibels or almost 20 times louder than a standard home phone
- Large font and high contrast caller id screen; backlit keypad; easy to hold lightweight and ergonomic handset
- Direct connection to assistive listening devices or headset (2.5mm); works as an extra handset for the clarity d703, e713cc, e814 and e814cc
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Product Highlights
- Works with hearing aids - you can use the csc500 with cochlear implants and hearing aids that are equipped with a t-coil. the landline phone complies with fcc standards for hearing aid compatibilityg
- Allows you to converse with a handset or speakerphone - if you're unable to hold the handset, press the speaker key to activate the speakerphone
- Enables you to hear phone calls better - the clearsounds csc500 telephone has specialized (up to 40db) amplification function that boosts volume and tone level of the person on the other end
- Provides 8 one-touch photo memory dial keys - each of the eight photo-frame buttons allows you to store up to 32-digit phone numbers. you can instantly recall these numbers with a single press
- Ensures you never miss a call - you can adjust the ringer's volume as high as 85db. if you dislike the loud sound, you can turn on the visual flasher. it will automatically flash when the unit rings
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Product Highlights
- Loud ringer volume and visual flasher, hearing aid compatible
- 4 earpiece volume levels (amplifies incoming sound up to 85 decibels), 3 ringer volume settings (loud ringer: 75+ db)
- 6 one-touch photo memory keys, big button keypad, redial and flash buttons, high-end abs plastic and button construction
- Desk or wall mountable, removable line connector cord, works even when the power is out.
- Photo memory keys store 11 or more digits. for example 1 + area code + phone number. (analog phone, not comparable with voip [voice over internet protocols] systems)
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