Teléfono de llamada teclas grandes Future Call FC-1507

I went through many of the reviews before getting this phone. First off, the one delivered to me does not have the dreaded "mute" button built into the receiver, so they must have acknowledged all the bad reviews on that feature (rightfully so). There is no mute button at all. Second, the 911 button, you can program that to be ANY number, so accidentally calling 911 is not a worry. I had seen that another buyer noted it was programmable before I purchased mine. I just painted over the 911 button with a Sharpie, and programmed it for a family member. Programming the numbers is pretty easy, but note that when you actually push the buttons to enter the number, there is no button key tone sound. I thought that was a bit weird but not a problem. When using the phone like normal there IS key …

This phone is easy to see, extremely easy to hear when it rings, and very easy to dial out on. I got this for my mother, who is going blind, and she loves it! The big buttons are clear to her, and the loud ringer lets her be sure she can hear when she's getting a call.

The buttons are large, liked that you can program numbers into the phone. I bought this for my father in hopes it will help him to dial out. He's got macular degeneration and while the numbers are large he has to hold the phone a certain way. He's able to pick up the phone and speak. I programmed two numbers into the phone for my father, he has alzheimers, to make dialing easier for him....it works when he remembers:).Product is exactly as shown and arrived when it was supposed to.

I was looking for an inexpensive, extremely easy to use phone for my 93 year old Mother who has very limited sight, short term memory issues, is electronically challenged and barely hears, even though she wears hearing aids. I read all the reviews for this phone and others that were similar and decided this looked like the best choice for us. We (my Mother and myself) couldn't be happier. She can hear both the ringer and conversations, both are turned up to the loud settings. She can make calls with the extremely big and easy to see buttons and I programmed the top three buttons for her frequently called numbers (since she lives in an assisted living apartment she does not need the 911 button so I reprogrammed that one for a regular number). She isn't quite so quick with the other …

We bought this phone for my mother in law who has trouble with a typical phone that has small buttons and text and requires pressing a specific button to answer or make a call, like a cell phone. This is pretty much an old fashion phone - she just picks it up to answer a call or to immedaiately get a dial tone when she wants to call. We have the programmed buttons set up for her most frequent calls. She's really happy and feels much more independent and 'not such a tech idiot' (her words). I only wish that the 911 button was not placed between the programmed buttons as she has accidentally hit it. All in all, a great phone.

Okay, so I got this phone for my Mom who is starting to have trouble with her eyes, as well as needing a hearing aid. This phone, as advertised, does indeed have huge numbers, and amplified volume so it was good for her. She is also not very tech savvy, so I wanted something simple, without whistles and bangs that she would never need, and would only confuse her. So for those reasons, I chose this phone, and I must say, that for the most part it was as I said, exactly as advertised. HOWEVER: there is one outrageous design flaw on this phone which I find mind-boggling, and stupid beyond words. Obviously this phone is meant for older people, or those with some disabilities, and therefore, needs to be as easy to operate as possible, without anything confusion in the mix. Okay... so WHY did …

pros- supersized buttons for blind and visually impaired, simple design and instruction manual, a regular old handset setup, which is what many ppl need, (parent is in nursing home and CANNOT use a cell phone no matter what we tried), the loudness can be raised, although only 2 settings are allowed. I was able to utilize a wireless serivce from cell phone company that allows hookup to a regular old phone, no wiring, just a little receiver/sender box with a phone cord input.Cons- the phone base is not heavy enuf to stay still. it will be pulled off with old, frail hands (had to put in a heavier holder), the mute button can easily be pressed by old hands(its on the handset, right where you put your hands easily) this should have been on phone base on button pad instead, and had to buy a …

Needed a large button phone for our great aunt who has macular degeneration and is literally blind. This phone has the largest numbers that I could find. After unboxing the unit, the first thing I noticed was how light it was. It did not feel very durable. The handset has no "mouthpiece" like older style phones. Instead, there are just holes at the bottom of the handle where you talk into it. The handset felt very weird for our aunt who is used to older phone styles.The second thing I noticed was that the back of the unit did not have a recessed area to allow the phone jack on the wall plate to rest in. All wall mounted phones have a recessed area in the center where the phone jack is when you attach the phone to the plate. The back of the unit was completely flat. There wasn't even an …