The VTech SN5127 is a cordless phone built for people with hearing loss, low vision or memory trouble. Its ringer hits up to 90 dB with a flashing light, and AudioAssist boosts incoming voice up to 50 dB. Four photo auto-dial buttons let someone call a familiar face without dialing. It also has an answering machine with 22 minutes of recording and call blocking. Against rivals like Clarity and Panasonic amplified phones, it stands out for the photo keypad and loud ringer, though its handset is bulkier and the photo buttons take setup.
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Owners of amplified VTech phones generally praise the loud ringer, the visual call alert and the photo dial buttons, which help family members with hearing or memory trouble stay in touch. Complaints tend to center on setup and the learning curve for the menu.
The VTech SN5127 is an amplified cordless phone made for seniors with hearing loss, vision impairment, or cognitive difficulties. The ringer reaches up to 90 dB. A flashing visual indicator also lights up for incoming calls, which makes them easier to notice.
Four photo-activated auto-dial buttons let users call family and friends by pressing a familiar face. There is no need to remember or dial a number. Large keys and a large-print display make the phone easier to use, and AudioAssist amplifies sound up to 50 dB.
The phone includes an answering machine with 22 minutes of recording time. Call blocking is available for unwanted numbers.
