Clarity Amplified Photo Phone (P300)

72% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The phone seems cheaply made and flimsey. The sound (why I bought it) is not good and it did not have much amplification.

Easy to set up and very practical for use by a bedridden elderly person. Using photo images of relatives and care takers a single touch will dial the appropriate programmed number.

I ordered this phone for my 90 year old mother. Took Amazon over one week to send it out with supersaver free shipping. When I opened tha package it was perfectly obvious that some other Amazon customer returned this and Amazon simply re sold it to me....

I bought this for my mother, who is vision and hearing impaired. We both love that with the large picture buttons, she no longer needs to wait for me to dial for her. The sound quality is crisp, and she loves the volume boost button for actually...

This is the second phone that I have bought from you because it has the features I want but the construction quality is very poor. The keys used to stick on the first one I bought, and the ringer stopped ringing about a month after I bought it.

Purchased for an older relative who had great difficulty making a phone call after it became necessary to dial "1" and the area code each time a phone call was made. Now all she has to do is push the button for the person she wishes to call. Much...

This phone is not a bad product at all. It works well and is easy to use. The overall quality is decent. The only thing that annoys me is the handset does not sit in the body of the phone very well even when used as a desktop phone. It is easy to...

Bought October 3rd and it stopped working last week and I tossed it in the trash. Hand set quit working and it would not retain stored phone numbers. You get what you pay for and this is a waste of money!

Mom is living with Alzeheimers - normal speed dial was challenging - the picture feature here is great for her. Easy to set up - larger than we'd have liked but features do take space