Clarity Extra Loud Big Button Phone

There are just so many helpful features on this phone!

This Clarity Extra Loud Big Button Phone has an abundance of built-in features that make this one of the easiest phones to use, hear and see.

Amplification of incoming calls
This phone has an extra loud ringer (95dB) with adjustable tones. The standard volume control on incoming calls goes up to 16dB. If more amplificaton is required, press the BOOST button and adjust the volume control to get up to 50dB of volume. (The BOOST button does not work in speakerphone mode.)

Tonal clarification
Using the tone switch, choose between four settings to find the right tonal setting for you: low frequency emphasis, flat frequency response (best for users of hearing aids), high frequency emphasis and multi-band compression (best for intelligible speech).

Outgoing speech amplification
Your voice can become louder to the person on the other end of the phone using the BOOST/OSA function. Use the switch at the side of the phone to choose amplification amount (low, medium or high) and then press and hold down the BOOST button until you hear a beep. An orange light at the top of the phone base will appear when BOOST/OSA mode is engaged.

Setting up and troubleshooting with ClarityLogic
You can easily set up the phone's features on your own using the directions included with the phone. If you have trouble or questions that aren't answered in the instructions, simply press the blue ClarityLogic button at the top of the phone. This button automatically dials Clarity's customer service department. The phone then transmits its current settings to the customer service representative, making troubleshooting a breeze.

Other features:

• Extra large buttons with large print

• Visual ringer - flashing lights when phone rings

• Talking keypad - hearing the numbers being pressed during dialing

Fantastic features, super volume and tone control, and large, easy to see buttons make this corded phone a top option for anyone with moderate hearing loss, vision difficulties or dexterity issues.

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