📞 jWIN JTP390WHT White Big Button Speakerphone with 13 Number Memory Review

I've been looking for a phone my grandma could see numbers on for a long time and this phone broke. I got it for a "cheap" price so it wasn't worth sending it back. There will be no more jWIN.

As a handsfree, the amplifier is not powerful enough to be heard. The maximum setting still requires the person to place their ear directly on the phone to hear anything. I would not. Buy it as a speakerphone.

This phone works great after I had to get an extra part to make it work. The cable that goes to the phone has the wrong pins and I had to buy a new cable to make it work. It's cheaper to buy a cable than to send it back. Now the phone works great and my grandparents love it as their eyesight has gotten pretty bad.

I bought this phone primarily for my mother who is hard of hearing and visually impaired. She can use it with ease. The sound quality of the receiver is good both at the input and at the output. The call is loud for the hearing impaired. The big knobs are great. The downside of this phone is that the speaker part is not very loud in and out. The phone is easy to program and use. I ordered another one for the kitchen. For $10 this is a pretty good buy. DMD, Avon, IN.

. She can see them up close. She gained the confidence to call again, especially the 13 shortcodes. I covered the small auto button with black tape to make it more visible during speed dialing. I've also created a handy speed dial table. Example: 1 - red circle (handsfree button) 2 - black circle (auto button) 3 - number (speed dial button) 4 - name. The older models don't have a 13 dial and big buttons. She uses this phone to make calls and the other to make calls. She has been using this for…

If you (like me) have thick glasses and need a decent corded phone for your bedside table that lets you make calls without glasses, then this phone is for you. This affordability and convenience cannot be overstated, especially at a time when we depend on emergency services at the end of the phone line. The sound quality is fine when using a phone. Unfortunately, the quality of the hands-free kit leaves a lot to be desired. However, it does not require batteries or an outlet to operate. I…