Photophone 450 Phone With Photo Id & Flashing Buttons Geemarc Reviews

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The PhotoPhone 450 Phone with Photo ID & Flashing Buttons has many features that make it ideal for individuals with poor eyesight, hearing loss, or with impaired memory.6 Photo buttons that flash with incoming callsLarge and easy-to-push keypadHandsfree speakerphoneAdjustable volume (ring and receiver) and a visual ringer indicatorGeemarc ClearSound noise equaliser technology ensures crystal clear audioEasily upload, create, and print your photosGeemarc provides a unique PhotoPhone 450 Photo Button template for creating photo buttons for use with their PhotoPhone 450.Upload your own images with the ability to zoom (for example, to focus on the person's face)Write text names if no images are availableReprint icons included with telephonePrints all selected images onto a single A4 piece of paper in the perfect sizeHard of Hearing FeaturesGeemarc ClearSound technologyReceiver volume up to 40dBMax ringer volume: 90dBReceiving tone control up to 10dBAdjustable Ringer volume (high/low/off)Visual ringer indicatorHandsfree speakerphoneT-coil hearing aid compatibleTone control: YesMemory Features6 Photo buttons1 redial memoryMiscellaneous FeaturesMuteWall mountablePulse / Tone selectorRinger off setting: YesPhone book with up to 50 contactsContents1 x PhotoPhone 4501 x PhotoPhone 450 handset with curly cord1 x Telephone line cable1 x Mains power adapter1 x User guide

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“After a week, my Mum who has Dementia is still stuggling with this phone. She cannot put the boost button on to amplify the sound and has great difficulty replacing the receiver back down. Unfortunately I am still not allowed into her Care home as they are in 'Lock down'to help her,so am phoning the home to help her replace the receiver. Her telephone is her life line. Hopefully with more practise she will be able to make a phone call independently (which she did with her old phone)”

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