The screen is large enough for easy reading and the buttons are easy for big hands to use!

This phone has better buttons, a better ring and a better display than the other

I will ignore for the moment whether this is a poor design choice in and of itself (it is) and just stick to the fact that these buttons are almost invisible even if you have GOOD vision, let alone poor vision

The Panasonic phones have some great features - nice size buttons that light up when you dial, big letters on the display screen, speakerphone, intercom between handsets

The LCD screen is easy to read, the buttons easy to use, very good speaker, and will go for days on a charge

and I really like the large visible buttons

it works great, display is clear and buttons large enough for my husband to see and punch

it works great, display is clear and buttons large enough for my husband to see and punch

The one issue I have seen is black the three rubberized buttons below the LCD screen are hard to see.

Nice big buttons for my big fingers.

The display is bigger and brighter the call blocking feature is very useful and the three phone number programable buttons make it easy to just push the button to dial the kids and the doctor.

The hearing impaired button only makes the background noise in the room of the person using it very loud, so that feature is useless.

Exactly what I was looking for in a home simplified speaker phone with answering machine plus caller ID and a lot more Large buttons makes it easy to dial and caller ID is large making it easy to read

This phone has a handy button that alters the

He likes the bigger buttons and these work with his hearing aides

The handset has a dedicated volume key as well as an equalizer button which allows for a customized sound range.11

Large well lit buttons, and large well lit screen text that displays time/caller ID make it easy to read.

High volume, loud (clear) speaker phone, big buttons, big bright LED (easy to read), headphone jack, easy instructions, very intuitive base station, GREAT SIGNAL QUALITY and the list goes on.

The large buttons are very helpful

I bought this phone for my elderly mom ,the buttons is perfect for her to see also the caller ID that announced every

I also like the three quick dial buttons on the front, which I have set up to call the family cell phones

The buttons are large and backlit, and easy for her to read

I got this because its easier to read and the buttons are good

Large, clear buttons, good volume control.

and I do like the size and clarity of the number buttons.

The buttons on this phone are nice and big, with a high contrast

Fabulous sound quality, large buttons, easy to program

The sound is often very fuzzy; also,often when I turn my head while talking on the phone I inadvertantly hit the OFF button with my cheek and loose the call.

And other instructive buttons on the base are well-labeled and easily understood; I don't have to consult the manual each time to remember their function

The quality of this phone is very high (as I've come to expect from Panasonic), and the buttons very easy to see and have a good tacticle feel.

The buttons are nice and big, and it has a speakerphone option

The graphics are not very sophisticated and navigating the menu is rather clumsy as three small and obscure buttons are not very handy.

This phone is easy to use, announces calls, and makes play back of messages as easy as pushing a button.

Nice big buttons and display.

However, the oversized buttons are wonderful, and the large screen and keyboard display lights are very bright.

I finally figured out she really couldn't see all the complex little buttons.

Your chin does not hit the buttons like my last one did

Simple to use, big, clear buttons.

Larger buttons, good for senior fingers.

Large, bright lit screens readable from at least 10 feet; large buttons well separated; ridiculously long battery life of handsets; selective blocking of unwanted callers; comprehensive operators manual

the larger buttons,terrific!

On the plus side, the screen on the handset is bright and the numbers on the screen and the buttons are easy to read for an older person.

SO if you don`t notice the blinking light, you won`t find your messages till the next day or so.

However, t will not definitely buy it again or recommend it to any hearing impaired.

At a cost of about $60 for a single phone, the Panasonic TG6591T is pretty expensive

Very simple to use and set up, more so than competitors like A T &T phone system that crapped out within 1 year.

SO if you don`t notice the blinking light, you won`t find your messages till the next day or so.

However, t will not definitely buy it again or recommend it to any hearing impaired.

At a cost of about $60 for a single phone, the Panasonic TG6591T is pretty expensive

Very simple to use and set up, more so than competitors like A T &T phone system that crapped out within 1 year.