( 3 reviews )
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Posted: Jun 8 2009
Under no circumstances should you buy from ANTonline!! My Clarity C2210 was shipped to me defective. They (ANT) offer no exchanges. I had to pay the return shipping ($9.70) and when they received it I got charged a "restocking" fee (for a defective product) to the tune of $27!!! My original charge for the phone was $91.24. Doing the simple math. It cost me $36.70 plus my time and gas to ship it back and I got NOTHING, Do not buy from ANTOnline. Their customer service has an attitude also. One note. Amazon did help me in this matter and I would buy directly from Amazon anytime.
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Posted: Mar 28 2008
This phone adequate for hearing impaired such as myself, however, for ease of use and programing of regularly called numbers it could use some work. I was replacing a caller ID phone with this one only because i couldn't hear the callers. It was a much easier phone to use.
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( 3 of 3 found this review helpful ) Posted: Nov 7 2007
This phone is more than loud enough, that's for sure. It also has all the features you would expect, except for one whose absence renders the phone almost useless. I'm referring to a simple mute button. Let's say you're talking and you have to cough or clear your throat. No mute button, so you put your hand over the mouthpiece to muffle the sound. Well, if the boost is on (which is why you bought the phone in the first place), covering the mouthpiece results in immediate, ear-piercing feedback, which both you and the other party can hear. How could a phone that has all the bells and whistles be missing a mute button? How much would it have added to the price of the phone, $1?? So now I'm having to order a headset simply because it has a mute button. But guess what? The phone has a 2.5mm headset jack, which is typical for a cellular phone, but not a regular phone. So your choices for headsets are severely limited. The manual recommends the Plantronics M110, but that's a monaural headset, not binaural, which I prefer. It's also been discontinued. I just ordered a headset from amazon, but the ad strangely doesn't specify a brand or model number. It does say it's been discontinued, so it might be the M110. Either way, it's ridiculous to have to do all this just to have a mute button. I wish I would have returned the phone and gotten a regular phone with a mute button and a good binaural headset, which would have allowed me to hear just as well as the boost feature.
