I am hard of hearing. What is your opinion of volume on the speaker? Is it adjustable?
1546770
I also have some hearing loss. There are times I wish. It had more volume but for the most part it is adequate. I have this phone system connected to my internet router and VOIP adapter. Sound volume may be better if connected to a POTS...Plain Old Telephone System. Handsets need to be located equa distant from base set or you have dropped calls. I hope this helps.
1546771
Although my hearing is going bad, it is not that bad. The volume is adjustable and you should be able to make it loud enough on the handset, in my opinion. We occasionally use the speakerphone feature and also find that to be very loud, but adjustable.
1546772
The phones are nice and loud and I think that they have a volume control, if I remember right.
1546773
Yes you can increase the speaker volume while on a call. The speaker is on the back it is pretty loud at full volume
921040
I've asked the same thing and no one answered. The volume is plenty loud enough, but I notice there is 'vibrations' if I turn it up too loud. I'd love to know about speakers as well!
1409727
There is no volume adjustment on the speaker, so this solely depends on your phone. It is pretty sufficient to in indoor environment or you can put it in the car with windows closed.
1749202
Sorry I don't have a better answer. It's pretty loud but not specifically designed for the hearing impaired.
1792610
There is an adjustment for volume in the speaker function. Just push the speaker function and adjust the volume using the up and down arrows.
1949574
Sorry, I can't help you there. It was installed by the electrician at our new house. The volume is just fine for us so never thought about adjusting it.
1026580
it's easy to self answer any questions you might have about this device. Just ask yourself, "what would the worst possible answer to this question be." That is the answer to your original question.So in this instance, "is it adjustable?" No. But that isn't enough for this terrible product. On top of not being adjustable it is both super loud and super terrible sounding. And not in a good like helps get you out of bed annoying. This is gouge your eardrums out with a dull butter knife annoying.Hope that helps.
915678
There are little control dials on the bottom of the unit that you can adjust for both listening and speaking volume. They actually provide you with an 800 number that you can call that will help you determine the proper level. You can also just adjust the volume when you are talking with someone and ask them when it sounds best. I just received mine today and I'm pretty impressed so far.
2052556
Great! I usually adjust the volume about half way and I'm hard of hearing. This is with both headphones and ear buds. Hope this helps you. I spent a lot of time researching thiis selection. Right now I'm listening to my MP3 (Sanso) pluged into the "Aux In" jack. One of many options available. Best wishes Gil
92885
The only way I adjust the volume is cover it with a pillow or towel... A volume level would be helpful though.
1935642
yes, volume is adjustable, like most normal phones. Ring is pretty loud as well.
1378099
The volume is extremely loud. When I am downstairs in my home I can hear it clearly from the upstairs bathroom. I like that I could adjust the sound as well.
2067684
Yes, I'd say so. You can adjust the volume & if you crank it up, it's pretty loud. My wife has one also (she's a little hard of hearing) and it works great for her.
897373
You can adjust both the volume on your device and the volume on the speakers. Of course you will be limited by the volume you set on the speakers...
184870
The speaker function isn't too bad, but I don't know if it would be loud enough for someone that's very hard of hearing. You might look into buying a separate speaker that hooks up to the phone, it might have a better volume control.
52855
The only mic volume that you can adjust is the one from other people that are talking to you. I don't know if you can change how loud your mic is though.
142205
No the volume is not adjustable, but there are two different settings, one being similar to the chime of a door bell, the other sounding more like a loud alarm. I use two alarms on the chime setting, on their bedroom floor, and one in the kitchen, to alert me that my dementia patients are mobile during the night. During the day, I have them set on the chime setting, to alert me that they are entering the bathroom, or going down the back stairs. I own 4 alarms.