RENNY - Loud Cell Phone Ringer, Amplifier & Flasher for Hearing Impaired & Noisy Environments (117dB) | Wireless Bluetooth Auto-Connect | 5 Selectable Ringtones | No Missed Calls

I bought this for my super deaf 84 year oldfather who refuses to wear hearing aids after a very scary moment of him not answering the phone considering calling 911 after he was late for dinner. I went to his house with a heart attack and decided that I was not gonna allow this to happen anymore. In addition to putting a camera in his home now we are using this product and it’s working very well it amplifies and the ring is really really loud. We haven’t had any issues so far with him picking up the phone. Very easy to pair with your Bluetooth set up in seconds.

Got rid of landline. Needed something to hear cell phone. This is perfect.

Bought this for my elderly mother who has severe hearing loss and has trouble wearing hearing aids. She doesn't always hear her cell phone ring especially if it was in another room. Not anymore! This cell phone ringer is LOUD! I almost jumped out of my skin the first time it rang unexpectedly! The volume can be adjusted thankfully. Highly recommend it for someone who has hearing loss, or doesn't always take their phone with them when they go room to room or outside.

Let me state up front that the only reason I am withholding one star is that I have not used the product long enough to confirm durability or design life, which will be an important feature since I will not be pleased with the need for annual replacement. (I am particularly concerned about the microphone since, for some reason, it seems to be the weakest design component. If the microphone fails, I will update this review.) Having said that, A+ for design. Very nice-looking product. High marks for simplicity and ease of operation. Bluetooth for Dummies. In response to some who have complained that the ring volume is still not loud enough, all I can say is Yikes! The ring volume is excellent. When combined with a trick I discovered to increase the length of the ring volume, it becomes a fairly attention-grabbing ringer. Consistent with the experience of others, microphone volume for voice transmission is good, not great, up to five feet away, which is fine for me. I would say it is quite clear up to two ft away. I had problems getting the voice mail to transmit through the speaker. The voice mail kept getting kicked back to the cell phone speaker, which is not very loud. Because the voice mail is accessed by dialing a different phone number, I thought I would somehow also have to pair the voice mail number with the bluetooth speaker, which, of course, I was unable to do. Worked with the phone manufacturer for awhile with no results. After thinking some more, I tried accessing the voice mail using my phone's voice command feature. This works – and only this works. If I access voice mail by any other means, such as tapping the “call back” option, it does not transmit the the bluetooth speaker. I am guessing this might be a phone problem more than a speaker problem, but not entirely sure. (I should probably add as an FYI that the cell phone is an LG306G Tracfone, so not high end.) Second to last observation may be a misunderstanding on my part, but outgoing calls do not go through the bluetooth speaker. When I attempt to use the Voice Command feature of my phone to make an outgoing call, while paired with the Renny Home, the phone shuts off, then turns on, but no call is made. I am not sure what to make of this. I expected that recipients of outgoing calls would transmit through the bluetooth speaker – and my voice would transmit through the Renny Home microphone, but this is only true for incoming calls, not outgoing. Last observation is a quibble but the computerized voice could be a tad more soothing. Sounds too much like Lilly Tomlin doing her operator routine. I will add, as an editorial comment, that this is a good product idea for older people who miss the amplified ring volume of the old cordless landline-connected phones, as well as the adjustable number of rings. When a household "cuts the cable cord", it also loses the bundling discounts so landlines become even more expensive. So typically cable cutting implies cell phone replacement of landlines. Cell phones come equipped with different design features because they are meant to be carried in your pocket or purse. When used to replace a landline inside a home, a product like the Renny Home compensates for the inadequacies of a cell phone. I think I passed the point of TMI, but as a final comment, did I mention that this little guy is loud?

This loud cell phone ringer, amplifier, and flasher works very well for hearing-impaired users or noisy environments. The ringer is extremely loud, and the flashing light is bright and easy to notice. Setup was simple, and it reliably alerts me to incoming calls. A great product for anyone who doesn’t want to miss important calls. My mom loved it.

People can reach us even when we napping with the TV blasting. Overcomes the hard of hearing.

I bought this device about a year ago and it has performed flawlessly. Initial set-up was a breeze. I just followed the easy instructions. Everything went fine until I tried to Install a new phone. Then I had problems. I ended up calling Customer Service and this where the company really shined. Paul came on the line very quickly and solved my problem within minutes. If you want to hear your phone anywhere in the house this is the product for you.

I do not hear very well and at night its bad regular phone will not wake me up......Renny! Dang !...she wakes you up, I can even hear her all through the house very amazing

Has improved communication with my elderly parent. Light and volume have made getting calls through more effective

Gtg as advertised used all the time in the house

Works as described. Very simple to setup and use.