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

LIFE SAVER!!!! Was looking for a solution for my 85 yr old mom - this was the best solution we found - she can now hear the phone and recognizes the "old fashioned phone ring" . Also super easy to set up- thank you!!!

Amazing! Works just as it is intended. Purchased for my small business for when I am working in the garage with loud machines or some music playing- I don’t always hear the cellphones ring. I have 2 devices. Connected 2 cells phones and now I don’t miss a call!!!! This is loud (you can adjust it). Flashes with a white light and has different ring tones. I had an issue pairing one device- customer service responded promptly to my inquiry (it was my error, not theirs and they helped me troubleshoot). Will definitely purchase again if we add another line or need in another area. Will refer this product to others as well. Price is totally worth it!

My husband is hard of hearing and we have a big house. He is in the habit of leaving the phone at the other end of the house and can't hear it if it rings, (really, when I try to call him.) This little hockey puck with an antenna sits in a mid-point between where he usually leaves his phone and the other end of the house where he hangs out and REALLY RINGS if there is a call. This can also do things like play music or announce the incoming number, but I just have it set to ring. And boy, is it loud! You can tone down the volume some and it gives a choice of about 5 ring tones. A couple of the ring tones at full volume are heart-stopping, but we managed a ring tone and volume that works for us. Easy to connect by Bluetooth. Not sure about the range for the Bluetooth if you have a really long distance (like house to outbuilding?) but works well for us. (Or he could carry his damn phone with him like a normal person.)

I've been looking for something like this for a while. I was using an eight dollar ringer that was extremely loud but only worked with a land line. But since pretty much all of my calls come to my cell, I wanted to have a loud ringer I could hear when working in my workshop. This ringer works great. Stays connected via blue tooth and is "loud enough" most of the time. I deducted one star due to price and because the max volume is not nearly as loud as the eight buck model. Which I don't really understand since the cheap model works on the low voltage from the land line, while the Renny requires line voltage. But there's not much out there for cell phones.

This thing is great. Loud as loud needs to be for us with profound hearing loss when the aids are out recharging. You will not miss a call with this setup. It works great.

Not recommended. When I first received this device I found that it paired with my wife's iPhone very easily and was convenient for the first two weeks of ownership. After this two weeks ended, the Renny stopped ringing. This is when I learned not to mess with Renny. The phone HAS to be resync'd each and every time you leave the house and return with your phone.TL;DR: Don't buy. It will not reconnect unless it is reset and reconnected manually whenever the phone goes outside of the range of the device.

The following is what I recently posted on my personal Facebook page.I don’t know how many there are of you out there, like me, who refuse to wear a cell phone strapped to your butt and are struggling with hearing problems and having trouble hearing the phone ring if you are more than a few feet away but I certainly do, or should I say, did. The little guy in the picture is named Renny Jr, I found him on Amazon and he solved my problem completely. When turned to full volume, I can hear my iPhone which lays on a table in the living room, when I am standing at the curb in front of of the house with all the doors and windows closed without my hearing aids.I initially had some problems getting the little guy to reconnect when I moved the phone out of Bluetooth range then back into range but I got a message from the company asking for input from users and told them of my problem and was contacted by the the gentleman who designed the thing who gave me suggestions as to how solve the problem. His suggestions worked and now Renny reconnects faithfully for me. Good product AND good customer service, who woulda thunk?No, Renny ain’t a cheap piece of crap either, he cost around $70, but to me is worth every penny, to free me from having to carry the blasted phone around in my pocket.And last but not least least, this is NOT a paid testimony, they have no idea that I am writing this, just my effort to help my fellow hard hearing, hard headed friends who refuse to carry a phone or wear hearing aids all the time. You’re welcome.

It is the loudest cell phone amplifier I have ever tried. DEFINITELY wakes me up if the phone rings. Unfortunately, it does not ring that loud if you set the alarm on your cell phone clock. But it tells you that up front. I will not give it up though!!! It says it rings up to 117 decibels (fire engine siren loud!) and it does. I don't miss calls anymore because I can't hear the phone!! Would definitely purchase it again if needed. Vendor follow up has been great.