My main concern was the dedicated 911 button

I had to disable the 911 button because it kept getting pushed accidentally.

Large buttons are good for mom, handset is light to hold

so it's really easy to hit the wrong button by mistake

Despite the finicky nature and how easy it is to hit the emergency button instead of the intended button; it's still really easy for him to use and a good phone for someone that can't use a normal phone.

Also the "911" is the same prominent blue button.

The large buttons and one touch dialing work great for my mother.

In this mode, the other number buttons are inactive if not programmed, however, the big red 911 button at the top of the phone still dialed 911

Large buttons are easy to use

It also has a 911 button... and that works well too as we have used it

Right out of the box the #3 button is intermittent

I like the big buttons but my Dad could not hear a thing on this phone even when turned up to the loudest position.

I like the big red 911 button, but if using the normal keys for dialing instead of one touch the numbers are rather small

The buttons are easy to use and to set up.

Half the buttons wouldn’t work properly

I programmed the phone so that even if she hits a wrong button she will be connected to someone in the family.

The buttons do not work and the one-touch dial programming did not work

Becuase of her low vision, I disabled the mute button by putting superglue around it so she doesn't mute the phone by accident.

Would have given it a 5 if you only had to punch one button instead of 2 to use the fast dial

Easy one button dialing

It was working fine until we tried to disable the 911 button

The phone has two modes, one where it functions like a regular phone and the other where you can program each number button to one press call a phone number

I disabled the 911 red button and made it so it dials my number

My only concern is the buttons seem fragile and may not last

It's got good sized buttons for pictures that help identify who he wants to call

would be if they included a sheet of photo paper, regular paper did not give the clarity needed and if the buttons were smoother to push, meaning I felt you had to push

Slider volume button busted right away.

Bought this for an elderly relative for whom a standard cordless phone had become unusable both physically (tiny, nearly-invisible buttons) and cognitively (couldn't just pick up and say "

I decided not to use the picture cards and highlighted the number buttons with a Sharpie since they are white and harder to see

You can disable the 911 button which is great because my son loves for police, fire and ems to come visit him when he is bored

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