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Desktop Corded Telephone for Home, Landline Telephone with White Big Buttons, Ringer Volume and Speakerphone Volume Adjustable, Caller Identification, LCD Contrast Adjustable Backlight Display(Black)
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Experience effortless communication with the Uvital Desktop Corded Telephone, a premium landline solution specifically engineered for seniors and users with low vision. This reliable home phone features high-contrast white big buttons and a vibrant backlit LCD display with adjustable contrast, ensuring stress-free dialing and clear caller identification in any lighting condition.
- Enhanced Accessibility: Oversized white buttons provide superior visibility and tactile feedback, making this landline telephone ideal for visually impaired users.
- Personalized Audio Control: Easily tailor your listening experience with adjustable ringer and hands-free speakerphone volume levels to suit specific hearing needs.
- Ultimate Reliability: The battery-free operation ensures your corded phone remains fully functional during power outages by drawing power directly from the telephone line.
- Efficient Communication: Streamline your daily calls using 10 two-touch memory keys and a dedicated speed-dial directory for your most frequent contacts.
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Product Description
Product Overview
Experience crystal-clear communication and effortless operation with the Uvital Desktop Corded Telephone. Specifically engineered for seniors and those with low vision, this premium landline phone features high-contrast white big buttons that make dialing stress-free and accurate. The intuitive design includes a vibrant, backlit LCD display with five levels of adjustable contrast, ensuring you can identify callers and navigate features even in low-light conditions. Beyond its user-friendly interface, this versatile telephone offers complete control over your audio experience with adjustable ringer and speakerphone volumes. Designed for ultimate reliability, the battery-free system is powered directly by your telephone line, ensuring you never miss a connection during power outages. Whether for a home office or as a dependable lifeline for an elderly loved one, this sleek black corded phone combines modern accessibility features with the rock-solid stability of a traditional landline.
Key Features
- High-Visibility Big Buttons: Oversized white buttons provide excellent contrast against the black housing, designed specifically for seniors and visually impaired users to prevent misdialing.
- Backlit LCD with Caller ID: Stay informed with a clear, adjustable-contrast display that shows incoming caller identification and call logs at a glance.
- Customizable Audio Levels: Easily manage your environment with adjustable ringer and hands-free speakerphone volume controls to suit your hearing needs.
- Battery-Free Operation: Efficiently powered via the telephone line, eliminating the need for batteries and ensuring the phone remains functional at all times.
- Speed Dial & Memory Keys: Features 10 two-touch memory keys and a dedicated storage directory for frequently dialed numbers to accelerate communication.
- Do Not Disturb (DND) Mode: Enjoy peace and quiet with a specialized DND function that allows you to receive calls without an audible ring.
- Ergonomic Desktop Design: Sturdy and durable construction ensures the phone stays in place on your desk or nightstand for daily use.
Important Information
- System Compatibility: Fully compatible with standard PSTN and ISDN landline connections.
- Caller ID Subscription: Note that Caller Identification services must be active on your telephone line through your service provider to display numbers.
- Installation: Simple plug-and-play setup requiring no complex wiring or external power adapters.
- Storage Limitations: While the phone supports number storage, it does not support alphanumeric contact name remarks.
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- Quality Assurance: Every product is rigorously tested to ensure it meets our high standards for durability and long-term performance.
- Expert Customer Support: Our dedicated team is available to assist you with setup, troubleshooting, and product inquiries for a seamless experience.
- Fast & Reliable Shipping: We prioritize efficient logistics to ensure your essential communication tools arrive safely and promptly.
- Accessibility Focus: We specialize in curated solutions that enhance independence and connectivity for seniors and individuals with specific accessibility needs.
Specification
Overview
| Weight | 590 g |
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| Dimensions | 20.6 × 19.7 × 6.1 cm |
| Package dimensions | 20.6 x 19.7 x 6.1 cm; 590 g |
| Date First Available | 28 April 2021 |
| Manufacturer | Uvital |
| Country of origin | China |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
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26 reviews for Desktop Corded Telephone for Home, Landline Telephone with White Big Buttons, Ringer Volume and Speakerphone Volume Adjustable, Caller Identification, LCD Contrast Adjustable Backlight Display(Black)
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Jeannette Grubb –
I Think that this item is very good indeed It makes it easy for people who have problems with their hands to answer phones when they ring. The service is great as always.
Neil Braeman –
We almost never use the landline but it comes with the internet and thought it would be good to have something to plug in in case of an emergency, preferably with a speaker on it to deal with those long ‘on-hold’ session. This does the the job just great. It’s a bit light, so it does get pulled across the desk under the springiness of the cord but I can live with that: screwed to the wall it would be 100% fine.
Jacki mc –
Works perfectly 👌
Your worst nighmare –
This is positively the worst phone I’ve ever bought and I wish I’d gone to Argus instead. It is very diffifult to pick up. The cord between the phone and the receiver is WAY TOO SHORT and forces the user to adopt a very uncomfortable position. The instructions are very difficult to understand. The sound of the dialing and ringing tones are harsh and too loud (even on a minimal setting). I had problems entering my account number using online banking because each time you try to enter a digit there is a deafening CLICK, which prevented the number being recognised. If you have an enemy you really despise, send them one of these phones.TWO MORE THINGS I HATE ABOUT THIS ROTTEN PHONE.1. If you happen to unplug the phone because you don’t want to be disturbed, you’ll find that when you plug it back in it will have FORGOTTEN any settings you have made, so you’ll have to start again from scratch.2. The cheap keys have only got numbers on, so if Virgin Media ask you to press the key that has the 3rd letter of your password, you’ll need to have a proper phone nearby to refer to. Talk about Amateur Hour…
happy feet –
works okay.very fragile though;wish it was heavier.it will be ok for now.
Mae West –
I bought this for my mother who has arthritis so can’t use small fiddly buttons. She also is hard of hearing and has difficulty using a handset. A landline phone is a lifeline for her.She’s delighted with this phone. She says the ring of it seems less loud than the large format BT one she had before but the hand’s free mic feature means that she can hear her caller much more clearly.It took me a long time to find a sturdy large format phone with the needed features as my mother is 95 and doesn’t understand all the bells and whistles on other available models – for that matter, I wouldn’t want them myself.The other thing we like is that it has a certain heft and doesn’t easily slide about or fall on the floor as many flimsy models do.A great, plain, no nonsense phone. Mother is delighted with it.
PAULS –
The instructions are very poor otherwise there would have been a higher rating
Mr Peter J. Longbottom –
This phone set-up was straightforward but every time I try to go to hands free in a call by pressing the hands free button i lose the call! The instructions that come with it do not help with this matter. They only say press the hands free button to make a hands free call which is fine except the person called cannot hear very well due to the microphone being obstructed by the handset! Also there was no details of how to contact anyone for help with these problems. However, the phone was replaced free-of-charge when I contacted the seller and this replacement works fine. It was one item, probably among many that worked fine, with a glitch.
Jason Rennie –
Simple, works great
It’s a basic phone that works as youers expect. Nothing fancy but you can dial numbers and receive calls. Good voice quality.
Rock Daddy –
EDIT: Not So Good After All
ORIGINAL POST:I got this phone for my mother. Her vision isn’t the greatest and she shakes, so the big numbers help her while dialing. The phone is very lightweight, which is good, but the receiver cord tends to pull the whole phone if you start moving with it. It works best to keep on the nightstand or on a bed for easy access. I bought a long cord for the phone jack so she can move the whole phone close by, wherever she sits.EDIT:After using this phone for a while, I’m lowering the rating. It is a very cheap plastic phone. The phone is so light, picking up the receiver always pulls the phone around. The volume of the digital ring is very loud and piercing for my mother’s roommate, so we keep it on low. The buttons look and feel like they are going to come loose, and there’s usually crackling on the line when you’re making a call. I’d recommend a better quality phone if you have the option.
Janet B –
It serves it’s purpose
It’s an Ok phone. we live in a rural area and our other phones are cordless. I like having one phone that it is still useable when the electric goes out. It’s ok, not great but serves it’s purpose, the price was right.
Frank J. De Canio –
Delivered and retrieved.
These are getting so demanding. I really haven’t accessed my phone yet. All i can say is I have found nothing wrong with it and it was delivered as promised.
B Brooke –
Meh
It’s a good little phone, but there is no way to turn down the volume, so the person talking to you is blowing out your eardrum and you will need Tylenol after to ease the pain!
Jeannette Grubb –
I Think that this item is very good indeed It makes it easy for people who have problems with their hands to answer phones when they ring. The service is great as always.
Neil Braeman –
We almost never use the landline but it comes with the internet and thought it would be good to have something to plug in in case of an emergency, preferably with a speaker on it to deal with those long ‘on-hold’ session. This does the the job just great. It’s a bit light, so it does get pulled across the desk under the springiness of the cord but I can live with that: screwed to the wall it would be 100% fine.
Jacki mc –
Works perfectly 👌
Your worst nighmare –
This is positively the worst phone I’ve ever bought and I wish I’d gone to Argus instead. It is very diffifult to pick up. The cord between the phone and the receiver is WAY TOO SHORT and forces the user to adopt a very uncomfortable position. The instructions are very difficult to understand. The sound of the dialing and ringing tones are harsh and too loud (even on a minimal setting). I had problems entering my account number using online banking because each time you try to enter a digit there is a deafening CLICK, which prevented the number being recognised. If you have an enemy you really despise, send them one of these phones.TWO MORE THINGS I HATE ABOUT THIS ROTTEN PHONE.1. If you happen to unplug the phone because you don’t want to be disturbed, you’ll find that when you plug it back in it will have FORGOTTEN any settings you have made, so you’ll have to start again from scratch.2. The cheap keys have only got numbers on, so if Virgin Media ask you to press the key that has the 3rd letter of your password, you’ll need to have a proper phone nearby to refer to. Talk about Amateur Hour…
happy feet –
works okay.very fragile though;wish it was heavier.it will be ok for now.
Mae West –
I bought this for my mother who has arthritis so can’t use small fiddly buttons. She also is hard of hearing and has difficulty using a handset. A landline phone is a lifeline for her.She’s delighted with this phone. She says the ring of it seems less loud than the large format BT one she had before but the hand’s free mic feature means that she can hear her caller much more clearly.It took me a long time to find a sturdy large format phone with the needed features as my mother is 95 and doesn’t understand all the bells and whistles on other available models – for that matter, I wouldn’t want them myself.The other thing we like is that it has a certain heft and doesn’t easily slide about or fall on the floor as many flimsy models do.A great, plain, no nonsense phone. Mother is delighted with it.
PAULS –
The instructions are very poor otherwise there would have been a higher rating