Hi David.
One of the models previously discussed on this list has been the
KXTG8563 range, replace the last digit with the number of handsets
required. whether or not this is compatible with hearing aids I am not sure.
cheers,
Mo.
On 06/01/2017 14:31, daj.griffith@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I know this has been covered multiple times before and apologise for bringing it up again. I did try to Google list archives but did not get the information I needed.
However I now need to replace faulty cordless phones.
Checking on the RNIB website it appears that they no longer sell the Panasonic Cordless phones previously recommended on this list for people who are both visually and hearing impaired .
The model that the RNIB appear to have replaced them with - the Amplidect 260 talking cordless phone would appear to fit the bill but has pretty shocking and awful reviews on Amazon - several people complain that the phones have dreadful sound quality which is of for a phone believed to be suitable for people who are deaf.
So if someone could guide me with a the model number of either the Panasonic or other alternative suitable phone for a person who is completely without sight and hearing impaired I would be very grateful. We also need a three unit system for our needs in the house.
I don't need particularly other features, as long as I can use the phone without sight and hear it.
David Griffith
I am minded to try and find the Panosonic model peple have used before but searching on Amazon provides multiple Panasonic options.
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