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VTech Amplified Phone with Photo Keypad for Seniors (SN5127)

$119.99 CAD

An amplified cordless phone with photo dial buttons, large keys, and a visual ringer — designed for seniors living with hearing loss, vision impairment, or memory difficulties.

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Product Details

The VTech SN5127 is an amplified cordless phone designed for seniors living with hearing loss, vision impairment, or cognitive difficulties. The ringer reaches up to 90 dB, and a flashing visual indicator activates for incoming calls, making it easier to notice and answer the phone.

Four photo-activated auto-dial buttons allow users to call family and friends by pressing a familiar face — no need to remember or dial a number. Large keys, a large-print display, and AudioAssist up to 50 dB make the phone accessible for a wide range of users. An answering machine with 22 minutes of recording time and call-blocking for unwanted numbers is also included.

  • The VTech SN5127 is suitable for seniors living with hearing loss who need an amplified ringer and louder call volume to use the phone comfortably.
  • The VTech SN5127 is suitable for people living with memory loss or cognitive impairment who benefit from photo-activated speed dial to reach family and friends without dialing.
  • The VTech SN5127 is suitable for seniors with vision impairment who need large keys and a large-print display for easier phone use.

Staying connected to family and friends is one of the most important factors in well-being for older adults, but standard phones increasingly assume a level of dexterity, hearing, and memory that many seniors no longer have. Small buttons, quiet ringers, and number-based dialing create barriers that gradually make the phone feel unusable.

The VTech SN5127 addresses those barriers directly and practically. The photo keypad removes the memory requirement for dialing entirely — the user simply presses a face. The 90 dB ringer and visual flash make incoming calls noticeable even for those with significant hearing loss. And because all features can be pre-programmed by a caregiver, the person receiving the phone never has to navigate a setup menu. It arrives ready to use, which matters enormously when the goal is independent, confident phone use.

  • Free shipping on orders over $75 USD or $200 CAD.
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete Return Policy.
  • Model: VTech SN5127
  • Includes: base unit with cordless handset
  • Dimensions: 11 x 17 x 20 cm
  • Ringer volume: up to 90 dB
  • AudioAssist: up to 50 dB
  • Answering machine: 22 minutes recording time
  • Expandable: up to 4 handsets (compatible handset: SN5307)
  • Languages: English, French, Spanish
  • Warranty: 1 year
  • Ringer up to 90 dB for people living with hearing loss
  • Flashing visual indicator for incoming calls
  • Four photo-activated auto-dial buttons for easy one-touch calling
  • AudioAssist amplification up to 50 dB during calls
  • Large keys and large-print display
  • Answering machine with 22 minutes of recording time
  • Call blocking for unwanted or fraudulent numbers
  • Caller ID announcement by name or number
  • Full-duplex speakerphone on both handset and base
  • All features pre-programmable by a caregiver before use
  • Expandable up to 4 handsets
  • All features, including photo buttons, call blocking, and language settings, can be programmed by a caregiver before giving the phone to the user.
  • The user simply needs to plug in the handset to begin using it.
  • Wipe clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Do not use cleaning sprays directly on the device.
  • Replace batteries in the handset when call quality or range decreases.

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