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Products that match: Help with making calls

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Operating System

Various models of Bluetooth headsets. Three are one-piece designs that wrap or clip around the top of the ear. There is a small-sized component located over the wearer's ear, which features the menu buttons, speaker, and microphone. One model has two earpieces, which are round and more resemble standard, small-sized headphones. Three models are black; the two-piece model is silver and black.

Headset (Generic)

Headsets allow users to answer and take calls without having to answer on their mobile device itself.

Various models of Bluetooth FM car transmitters. They are small to medium-sized electronic devices that plug directly into a car's built-in electrical outlet near the driver's seat. They have a small number of menu buttons either on the front or side. Some have small or medium-sized display panels. One model is round, while others are square or rectangular. Two are silver; one is black; and one is gold.

Bluetooth FM Car Transmitter (Generic)

Bluetooth FM transmitters allow users to answer phone calls and talk hands-free while driving.

A black device resembling a router. It features a headset, microphone attachment, and antenna.

Communicator Basic

Voice-input, hands-free telephone with headset.

A large, off-white telephone with a long and narrow LCD display panel at the top. Beneath it is a full keyboard.

Minicom IV

Easy-to-use TTY device for hearing-impaired individuals.

A wheelchair headrest shown with a mic attached so that it is positioned near the user's mouth. Beneath, various other included components are shown, including a smartphone.

Vocalize! Wheelchair Cell Phone Voice Control System

Voice-activated cell phone dialer with voice output cell phone caller identification designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury or fine motor, upper extremity, or other physical disabilities. 

A black, rectangular box with a pink label that features white font.

Vocally (Various Models)

Voice-activated telephone dialer system.

Two black components with cords attached. One is larger and more oval-shaped; the second is small and rectangular, with a red button.

Voicebt Switch Adapted Bluetooth Cell Voice Dialer

Voice-activated telephone dialer designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities or amputation, neurological disabilities, or cerebral palsy.

Several different models of emergency dialers. One is a white, oval-shaped necklace pendant with a blue button. Another pendant has a yellow button and is shown next to a speaker box with a red button. Another model resembles a white wristwatch with a red button in the center.

Emergency Dialer (Generic)

A telephone device that offers one-touch emergency dialing.

A medium-sized black device, roughly resembling a smartphone without a display.

Blue Ant S4 True Handsfree

Device that allows users to operate their mobile phones hands-free, designed for users with Multiple Sclerosis or other upper body disabilities.

An illustration of a shop front with a door and two display windows, each with a bookshelf. Above the door reads "Future Aids" in both English and Braille. There is also Braille on the door. The shop is red, yellow, and blue. Beneath the illustration reads "The Braille Superstore."

Talking Toolbox

Voice output utility program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. 

Two cordless telephones standing on black platform bases.

Dect 6.0 Expandable Digital Cordless Phone With Answering System

Cordless telephone with speakerphone and voice-output caller ID.

A black wristband with a square watchface featuring a large circle on the screen.

Embrace2

Smartwatch that can detect possible tonic-clonic seizures, alert caregivers, and provides rest and physical activity analysis so that users can better understand their lifestyles.

Screenshot showing menus bordered by rulers and popup menu choices.

Utter Command

A speech command system for controlling computers that includes a set of applets and works with the Dragon NaturallySpeaking speech recognition engine.

A diagram of a mobile phone that has arrows pointing to and from a mouse-shaped device with a blue light and a neckloop; an arrow to the right of the neckloop device points to a curved earpiece. To the right of the diagram is a close up of the black CM-BT2 with a blue light and a neckloop attached.

CM-BT2 Bluetooth Headset

Bluetooth headset that answers call when the user pushes a button and is specially designed for the hearing impaired.

A red want attached to a blue and gray switch with black cord for plugging in.

Wobble Switch

A mechanical switch intended to be used by any body part that can press against the wand. It is useful for people who need assistance with poor motor control.

Partial view of a wheelchair is shown with a large button-switch attached to a screen, both mounted at the end of the armrest. The screen is blue with a small built-in antenna.

Magic Drive Touch

A complete control system of the environment and communication systems through the user's wheelchair, regardless of the user's minimum mobility.

The Audex's menu for Event Settings. The events are listed in a column, and among others include Click Event, Touch Event, Touch Cleared Event, LongPressed Event, and Scroll Event. Each event is then followed by a large blue-green dot. There is a third column which is a grey button on the same line as a listed event that is used to activate the event.

Audex: Accessibility Redefined

An Android app that provides audible feedback for many events such as Clicking, Touching/Hovering, Swiping on the screen, Screen On/Off. 

A mobile phone's screen featuring menu option icons such as a phone, email, books, and a map.

RAY Vision

A communication and support system app designed for users who need a simplified smartphone experience and is suitable for the visually impaired. 

A person talking on a mobile phone with a laptop containing text from the call on the screen.

Sprint WebCapTel

Service that works with any telephone (landline, office phone, cordless phone, mobile phone) and a computer. Sprint WebCapTel is meant to be used anywhere within the U.S.