My young nieces and nephews are just learning to read numbers and the alphabet. The next step is teaching them to use the telephone. This simple corded version is a perfect choice. It doesn't have additional features that may confuse them. It is working out just fine. The sales representative was the one who made this selection. I told him what I needed, a "no frills phone," and he told me he had just what I wanted.

This is an ok phone . Got it for a seniors need for the large numbers. Only problem is that We hung it on the wall and the piece to hold the hand set doesn’t work real well. It doesn’t keep receiver units cradle very well. It has Fallen a few times already just glad it hasn’t cracked yet.

this phone was bought for use by a senior who wanted simplicity, large buttons and was easy to use. It fit the bill completely!

My 94-year-old mom's phone died and I needed to find a simple phone for her. I was astonished that even with the ageing of America there were no more than a very small handful of simple phones out there. Most had a bunch of useless tiny buttons that older folks or those with arthritis could use. This was a great find and my mom is again happily chatting with her great grandkids.

I bought this for my in-laws. My mother-in-law is legally blind, but has a little sight left. Between the large buttons and the fact that some buttons can be programed, she and my father-in-law are very happy with the phone. The sound quality is better than with some other phones they had tried.