Med-Pat XL88Q Corded Landline Telephone with Ring/In-Use Light Indicator, Extra Loud-Extra Clear Volume Boost, 40 Count

Works great for my dad who's in a nursing home and can't see. He only needs to know where one button is (the on/off button) in order to answer our calls. He keeps it in his bed - easy to find - and doesn't have to try to put it back in a cradle after a call.

Exactly what I wanted. Ensures that when/if power goes out, we will still have telephone capability -- Wonderful

Telephone is wonderful for my Dad who is confined to bed. Works great with his hearing aids.

Easy to use!

Love,Love this Phone..

I like how this phone is easy to hold, easy to answer it and hang it up but I would like it to be a bit louder in the earpiece

I bought the phone for my sister that's in a nursing home. I like the volume adjustment, the flashing ring indicator, and the on/off button with in-use light,but I wished it had speaker phone capability. Other than that, it worked fine for her. The bedrail clip was not included where do you get one of those from?

Great phone for price. Like that's it's 1 piece. Has on/feature. Easy to use w/larger buttons.

If you are moving, and you need a decent temporary phone that you don't care if it gets tossed around (I have had decent expensive traditional phones trashed with being busy in a move). For a single piece phone you basically use as a “landline like a cellular” (having to turn on and off the phone to answer your landline )may not be so fun. But if damaged you are not out much and is loud enough for someone with poor hearing. Makes a good “guest room” phone.

Instructions are very hard to read and understand pertaining to the set up of phone