The buttons and pager are very nice, small, but nice

I would definitely recommend this call button

We used this for our patients and a patient tried beeping for an issue and staff couldnt hear bec of defective button

The button is light and does not bother her to wear it around her neck during the day.

The buttons are very easy to push but not overly sensitive, meaning that if the pendant button was accidentally touched it will not signal the alarm

Only one button works now

If both buttons had worked from 50 feet all the time I would have kept them as they are just what I was looking for

The button is easy for my 95 year old mother to push.

It should have actual, large buttons that're reliable, well defined by touch, and easy to push, one on each side -- not a snap membrane that requires a firm push in the very center -- difficult for someone with weak hands.

I'm sure it's as convenient as a call button if used for the bedridden.

No battery life indicator becomes a really big deal when the patient is pressing the button and the pager has suddenly lost power with no warning.

The buttons do not make noise, only the pager

button on the call buttons is easy to press, even for

The two button are great and we've attached one to her headboard and one to her walker so that she has access to it at anytime.

It has an option that the wearer can hang the alarm button around their neck as well!

The button is easy for him to press.

The button is easily pressed, but not so easy as to go off accidentally

I secured the button to his bedside table so he could reach it easily and the adhesive kept it securely in place

The buttons are pretty sensitive to how they're pushed, which isn't good but we've learned their foibles and have mounted them so they're easier to push correctly.

You have to push the button down hard for it to work

No battery life indicator becomes a really big deal when the patient is pressing the button and the pager has suddenly lost power with no warning.

The patient can press the button and you know right away that they need you

I love the two way calling button.

It should have actual, large buttons that're reliable, well defined by touch, and easy to push, one on each side -- not a snap membrane that requires a firm push in the very center -- difficult for someone with weak hands.

Very effective call button for elderly or sick members of the family

It was impossible for the patient to push the button because it was too small

but it claimed call buttons only worked with the shipped receiver,

The buttons are very easy for him to push

We've put the more reliable button from the walker by her bed and we test both both buttons daily.

My mom has never needed to push the button for help, but she has accidentally set it off a few times by leaning against a counter and the button gets depressed

I found what others have found is that the buttons start to fail.

The QA should have rejected the button.

It is easy for my 97 year old Mom to push the button and easy for us in our 60s with some diminished hearing to hear the call.

(I haven't used this feature, since the alarms are easy to hear in my home, but it could be useful if the caregiver is on a different floor.)*The button is not difficult to press, but not so sensitive that it activates at a mere brush of the hand.*Affordability--much cheaper than most baby monitors, and considerably less than the monthly cost of off-site monitoring.*Batteries are provided

The buttons are not audible, just the receiver unit

The Button Is Just Right For Weaker Hands, The Sounds Are Loud Enough For Older Ears.

So that button was worthless.

This was purchased for my elderly father and he has no trouble pushing the buttons, and with 2 of them I now have one mounted outside to use for a wireless door bell as well

The call button us relatively easy to press.

Button is easy for elderly mother to push after devastating stroke

the buttons are difficult to push for a weak, 89 year old woman (a younger, stronger person would not have difficulty)c

Kind of hard to depress button if hands were challenged.