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Each phone has a default volume setting for its ringing and sound. It can be soft, loud, high-pitched, or low-pitched. For someone with high-frequency hearing loss (which is most common), a soft, high-pitched ringtone may be virtually impossible to hear, especially without hearing aids. While most landline phones and cell phones allow you to adjust the volume, even the maximum level may not be loud enough to serve someone with hearing loss.

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The ideal ringtone for you will depend on the configuration and your degree of hearing loss. If you have a high-frequency hearing loss, a low-pitched ringtone may be preferable. Alternatively, very loud ringtones may be an option.

As speaking on the phone is one of the biggest barriers for a person with hearing impairment, technology in this area is constantly evolving. The simplest is to increase the volume of your calls or listen over the loudspeaker. However, this can distort the sound and make it even less comprehensible.

In the United States, people with hearing loss can receive a free captioned landline via the Americans with Disabilities Act. You will just need your hearing health professional or doctor to sign a certificate confirming your hearing loss. Companies that offer these phones include CapTel, CaptionCall, ClearCaptions, and InnoCaption. The phones are telecoil-compatible, user-friendly, and come with extra-large screens and adjustable font sizes to read the conversation. Some even have the option to adjust the sound of the phone based on your audiogram so the sound is optimized for you at the same time as the captions.

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anyone know what the heck is going on? Why would my phone do that? I've had Android phones since the very first readily available one (the tmobile G1) and the only times I missed an important call was when I stupidly had the phone on silent mode. but this time its the phone that let me down...I didn't have it set on silent.

Now I have family members upset at me and I can't trust this phone to do something as simple as RING when someone calls you. The most basic function that phones have been able to do since the first cell phone came out and samsung has failed. But hey when I logged into this site the chime that asked if it was me was very loud and clear....so I guess you got something right, just not the basics.

@freeman93: I'm sorry to hear that you have encountered this issue. Please try heading to Settings > Sounds and vibration > Volume, and make sure that the Ringtone slider is at a suitable level. Now, head to the Phone app > Tap the 3 dots in the top right > Settings > Call alert and ringtone > Vibrate while ringing > On. The vibration against a flat surface can be quite loud, and can help to alert you to any incoming calls if you're asleep.

The worst offender to me though is loud talk radio. I listen to NPR in the day and keep it low so nobody outside my area can hear it. Loud radios in general just make me want to jump from a tall building.

Whether you're suffering from hearing impairment or just need to be able to hear your phone ring in a loud environment, a loud ringtone can be very useful. Our Phones with Loud Ringers feature booming ringtones that sound at up to 90 decibels, allowing them to be heard regardless of hearing loss or background noise.

Yes I know that. However that is not my point - basically in my view these DV phones are not fit for purpose. The ring tone is not loud enough and here no hearing aid connection as far as I can tell from the rather scant documentation. I shall have to complain directly to BT as no one else here seems to have the issue. I'm guessing that actual BT folks do not frequent this community.

BT seriously need to make a Digital Voice version of their popular Big Button 200 phone. Many people with disabilities find a corded phone with no power requirements, extra large buttons and no screen (i.e. no fiddly menu options to scroll through!) easiest to use.

We also ran our traditional loudspeaker test on the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S. Scoring an Average result, the arc S isn't the loudest ringer around, so you might occasionally miss a call. More info on our loudspeaker test as well as other results can be found here. Speakerphone testVoice, dBPink noise/ Music, dBRinging phone, dBOverall score Sony Ericsson Xperia ray64.661.666.9Below Average Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo65.661.765.7Below Average Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S66.265.274.3Average Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S (with xLOUD)67.065.876.0Good HTC Salsa71.365.875.7Good Sony Ericsson Xperia arc66.166.378.0Good Nokia N875.866.282.7Very Good HTC Gratia73.273.683.5Excellent LG Optimus One P50077.174.577.9Excellent

Hidden in the Sound settings is xLOUD, a feature that claims to improve speaker loudness. A quick test shows deeper sound, but we also used our digital noise/loudness meter. 006ab0faaa